Men Who Like Women Who Smell Of Their Jobs - OPENS TOMORROW!!!

It's finally here!!! At the wonderful John Ryland's library!

'Men Who Like Women Who Smell Of Their Jobs'
1st October until 31st January 2015
Launch Party 9th October 6 - 8.30

The exhibition itself is displayed at two sites within the John Ryland's library, as part of the Manchester Literature Festival.  Shared between the Map Room (which is attached to the Historic Reading Room) and the Cloist area.

The launch event will see David perform some of his micro fiction, I will introduce my pieces, and O>L>A present their new work. Authors Anneliese Mackintosh and Socrates Adams will also be reading, and all this will take place, for free, in the beautiful John Rylands Library, with wine.

Installation day with a winning team of David Gaffney, Paulette Terry Brien ( International 3) and Neil Dymond-Green at John Ryland's, here are some shots of the process:

 Here are a few details to tempt you over for a visit...

And as if that wasn't exciting enough, the fantastic O>L>A guys have released a preview snippet of one of their commissioned pieces for this project, which they will be performing at the launch on Thursday 9th October  GO TAKE A LOOK/LISTEN HERE!!!

Just one more thing....

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SOON - Men who like women who smell of their jobs: A collaborative project at John Ryland's library!!!

It's less than a month away (1st October ) until I'll be exhibiting at the John Ryland's library in Manchester and it really is too exciting.

Men who like women who smell of their jobs is a collaborative project where I have made paintings in response to the brilliant David Gaffney's short stories.  The wonderful O>L>A  have in turn created musical pieces in response to both the stories and my work.

Check out David's site HERE and have a listen to O>L>A  HERE

It's one big collaborative loop of sound, written word and visual art, I flippin' love it!!!

Here are some details of two of the new pieces I've made for this exhibition to wet your appetite...

For more information about the project please go take a look at the manchester literature festival  and the John Ryland's library websites.