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Articles from 6th Jul 2009
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Win tickets to see China Crisis and other Summer Pops fringe gigs
Jul 06 2009 | Liverpool Arts
IT’S been back to school for China Crisis guitarist Eddie Lundon recently, except this time he is at the front of the classroom. Read
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Science fiction writer Chris Beckett scoops Edge Hill Short Story Prize with The Turing Test
Jul 06 2009 | Liverpool Arts
SCIENCE fiction writer Chris Beckett has won this year’s Edge Hill Short Story Prize – the UK’s only award for a short story collection by a single author. Read
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Daily Post Arts Editor’s Pick of the Day: Monday, July 6, 2009
Jul 06 2009 | Liverpool Arts
ART: Henny Acloque has created a series of weird worlds in her first major UK solo show. The London-based artist has a penchant for monkeys and golden eggs and is inspired by Netherlandish and Victorian fairy painters as well as her travels abroad.Ceri Hand Gallery, Cotton Street, Liverpool, until August 2, 0151 207 0899. Read
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REVIEW: Australian Pink Floyd, Echo Arena
Jul 06 2009 | Music News
AUSTRALIAN Pink Floyd are fast becoming as legendary in their own way as the genuine article. The arena-filling appeal of a tribute band is to the uninitiated, quite baffling. It wasn’t explained either by the first sight the Antipodeans rockers who were kicking off this year’s Summer Pops – diminutive black-clothed figures largely lost behind a jungle of lasers and 40ft animation. Read
