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Halo is situated on Top o’ Slate, a former quarry and landfill site in the hills about Haslingden, Lancashire. It was completed in September 2007 and was the fourth in the Panopticons series. Panopticons was a unique and ambitious project, managed by Mid Pennine Arts, to erect a series of 21st century landmarks across East Lancashire as symbols of the renaissance of the area. Halo was designed by John Kennedy, the winner of an international competition…
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No Match forms part of the Mid Pennine Arts installation programme Contemporary Heritage, an ambitious partnership programme of contemporary art commissions inspired by Lancashire’s heritage. The installation at Helmshore Mills Textile Museum is the latest commission in the series, which is taking place at historic sites across Lancashire. No Match, created by international sculptor Claire Morgan, is a site specific installation inspired by Helmshore…
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This video explains the background of the wonderful sound installation TAKEN in the Keep at Clitheroe Castle Museum. Includes interviews with the artist, Ailis Ni Riain, and some of the local participants.
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This is the story of our first Contemporary Heritage installation at Towneley Park and Hall Burnley: Not Forgotten by Geraldine Pilgrim.
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