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SUMMARY:Craft and Vinyl Cutting Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to create your own cut-outs\, stencils\, stickers\, packaging and paper engineering projects with this day course\nYou will be introduced to the excellent open source graphics editor Inkscape and gain the skills to translate your designs in vinyl\, paper or card using the vinyl cutter. \nPlaces are limited to 6 per workshop so please book as soon as you can.\nAny questions please email jake@access-space.org \nWorkshop places are £16 available here:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/craft-and-vinyl-cutting-workshop-tickets-88393277673\n_________________\nIntroduction to Digital Making & Fabrication for Artists\n——————————\nAccess Space is a digital arts and education charity located in Sheffield City Centre – a creative space for individuals to design and make their ideas a reality.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/craft-and-vinyl-cutting-workshop/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
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SUMMARY:Craft and Vinyl Cutting Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to create your own cut-outs\, stencils\, stickers\, packaging and paper engineering projects with this day course\nYou will be introduced to the excellent open source graphics editor Inkscape and gain the skills to translate your designs in vinyl\, paper or card using the vinyl cutter. \nPlaces are limited to 6 per workshop so please book as soon as you can.\nAny questions please email jake@access-space.org \nWorkshop places are £16 available here:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/craft-and-vinyl-cutting-workshop-tickets-88393277673\n_________________\nIntroduction to Digital Making & Fabrication for Artists\n——————————\nAccess Space is a digital arts and education charity located in Sheffield City Centre – a creative space for individuals to design and make their ideas a reality.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/craft-and-vinyl-cutting-workshop-2/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
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SUMMARY:Collective Economics
DESCRIPTION:Collective Economics is a micro course which forms part of the new initiative; the British College of Mutual Aid (current members are the Foodhall project\, Access Space and Redhaus books).\nThe two day event explores how we organise in a collective way by exchanging theories of best practice and alternative economics\, the practical models needed to sustain social\, architectural and creative collectives and the hurdles we all face as the social movement has more contributors. \nThe British College of Mutual Aid is an alternative to current education. With a goal to enable everyone\, over time\, to contribute to the collective knowledge to enhance a wider scope of views. Including views which don’t have any academic platform. Overcoming the age and financial boundaries of current UK education system by open and equal access. Over the weekend participants and collaborators are invited to come\, live together over a two day period in a more immersive and alternative approach to learning and teaching one other. \nThis idea is in it’s infancy and this is the first event under this banner. It is currently led by a small network of members of independent radical spaces\, and members of the international EASA community. These learning and creative exchanges exist beyond traditional academic or formal frameworks\, but are qualifiable by the mutual agreement and consensus of the attendees. \nAlso contributing to this event \n* Dougald Hine of the Dark Mountain Project (https://dark-mountain.net/) interviewed especially for this event about his work and creating effective networks of self-organising projects. \n* Monika Kostera\, academic and author of Occupy Management! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monika_Kostera) in discussion about self-organizing and self-managing of organizations\, and collective work for the common good\, via Skype \n* Larisa Blazic\, artist and academic\, researching how Blockchain can empower local communities (http://www.e-w-n-s.net/) \n*Susie Steed\, co-founder of the Brixton Pound (http://brixtonpound.org/) \n*Fran Edgerly+maybe others\, of Turner Prize winning Assemble London (https://assemblestudio.co.uk/) \n* Maria pastuskh. SESAM slavaytich . \n*Elina Dzinovic\, EASA Real. \n+more (to be announced) \nPlease note that there will be a ticket price to suit you. Not being able to afford it shouldn’t be an obstacle to attending.\nTickets available at:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collective-economics-tickets-86795255947 \nWe are looking for more venues who would be happy to deliver programmes under the banner\, British College of Mutual Aid.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/collective-economics/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Collective Economics
DESCRIPTION:Collective Economics is a micro course which forms part of the new initiative; the British College of Mutual Aid (current members are the Foodhall project\, Access Space and Redhaus books).\nThe two day event explores how we organise in a collective way by exchanging theories of best practice and alternative economics\, the practical models needed to sustain social\, architectural and creative collectives and the hurdles we all face as the social movement has more contributors. \nThe British College of Mutual Aid is an alternative to current education. With a goal to enable everyone\, over time\, to contribute to the collective knowledge to enhance a wider scope of views. Including views which don’t have any academic platform. Overcoming the age and financial boundaries of current UK education system by open and equal access. Over the weekend participants and collaborators are invited to come\, live together over a two day period in a more immersive and alternative approach to learning and teaching one other. \nThis idea is in it’s infancy and this is the first event under this banner. It is currently led by a small network of members of independent radical spaces\, and members of the international EASA community. These learning and creative exchanges exist beyond traditional academic or formal frameworks\, but are qualifiable by the mutual agreement and consensus of the attendees. \nAlso contributing to this event \n* Dougald Hine of the Dark Mountain Project (https://dark-mountain.net/) interviewed especially for this event about his work and creating effective networks of self-organising projects. \n* Monika Kostera\, academic and author of Occupy Management! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monika_Kostera) in discussion about self-organizing and self-managing of organizations\, and collective work for the common good\, via Skype \n* Larisa Blazic\, artist and academic\, researching how Blockchain can empower local communities (http://www.e-w-n-s.net/) \n*Susie Steed\, co-founder of the Brixton Pound (http://brixtonpound.org/) \n*Fran Edgerly+maybe others\, of Turner Prize winning Assemble London (https://assemblestudio.co.uk/) \n* Maria pastuskh. SESAM slavaytich . \n*Elina Dzinovic\, EASA Real. \n+more (to be announced) \nPlease note that there will be a ticket price to suit you. Not being able to afford it shouldn’t be an obstacle to attending.\nTickets available at:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collective-economics-tickets-86795255947 \nWe are looking for more venues who would be happy to deliver programmes under the banner\, British College of Mutual Aid.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/collective-economics-2/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Collective Economics
DESCRIPTION:Collective Economics is a micro course which forms part of the new initiative; the British College of Mutual Aid (current members are the Foodhall project\, Access Space and Redhaus books).\nThe two day event explores how we organise in a collective way by exchanging theories of best practice and alternative economics\, the practical models needed to sustain social\, architectural and creative collectives and the hurdles we all face as the social movement has more contributors. \nThe British College of Mutual Aid is an alternative to current education. With a goal to enable everyone\, over time\, to contribute to the collective knowledge to enhance a wider scope of views. Including views which don’t have any academic platform. Overcoming the age and financial boundaries of current UK education system by open and equal access. Over the weekend participants and collaborators are invited to come\, live together over a two day period in a more immersive and alternative approach to learning and teaching one other. \nThis idea is in it’s infancy and this is the first event under this banner. It is currently led by a small network of members of independent radical spaces\, and members of the international EASA community. These learning and creative exchanges exist beyond traditional academic or formal frameworks\, but are qualifiable by the mutual agreement and consensus of the attendees. \nAlso contributing to this event \n* Dougald Hine of the Dark Mountain Project (https://dark-mountain.net/) interviewed especially for this event about his work and creating effective networks of self-organising projects. \n* Monika Kostera\, academic and author of Occupy Management! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monika_Kostera) in discussion about self-organizing and self-managing of organizations\, and collective work for the common good\, via Skype \n* Larisa Blazic\, artist and academic\, researching how Blockchain can empower local communities (http://www.e-w-n-s.net/) \n*Susie Steed\, co-founder of the Brixton Pound (http://brixtonpound.org/) \n*Fran Edgerly+maybe others\, of Turner Prize winning Assemble London (https://assemblestudio.co.uk/) \n* Maria pastuskh. SESAM slavaytich . \n*Elina Dzinovic\, EASA Real. \n+more (to be announced) \nPlease note that there will be a ticket price to suit you. Not being able to afford it shouldn’t be an obstacle to attending.\nTickets available at:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collective-economics-tickets-86795255947 \nWe are looking for more venues who would be happy to deliver programmes under the banner\, British College of Mutual Aid.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/collective-economics-3/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Collective Economics
DESCRIPTION:Collective Economics is a micro course which forms part of the new initiative; the British College of Mutual Aid (current members are the Foodhall project\, Access Space and Redhaus books).\nThe two day event explores how we organise in a collective way by exchanging theories of best practice and alternative economics\, the practical models needed to sustain social\, architectural and creative collectives and the hurdles we all face as the social movement has more contributors. \nThe British College of Mutual Aid is an alternative to current education. With a goal to enable everyone\, over time\, to contribute to the collective knowledge to enhance a wider scope of views. Including views which don’t have any academic platform. Overcoming the age and financial boundaries of current UK education system by open and equal access. Over the weekend participants and collaborators are invited to come\, live together over a two day period in a more immersive and alternative approach to learning and teaching one other. \nThis idea is in it’s infancy and this is the first event under this banner. It is currently led by a small network of members of independent radical spaces\, and members of the international EASA community. These learning and creative exchanges exist beyond traditional academic or formal frameworks\, but are qualifiable by the mutual agreement and consensus of the attendees. \nAlso contributing to this event \n* Dougald Hine of the Dark Mountain Project (https://dark-mountain.net/) interviewed especially for this event about his work and creating effective networks of self-organising projects. \n* Monika Kostera\, academic and author of Occupy Management! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monika_Kostera) in discussion about self-organizing and self-managing of organizations\, and collective work for the common good\, via Skype \n* Larisa Blazic\, artist and academic\, researching how Blockchain can empower local communities (http://www.e-w-n-s.net/) \n*Susie Steed\, co-founder of the Brixton Pound (http://brixtonpound.org/) \n*Fran Edgerly+maybe others\, of Turner Prize winning Assemble London (https://assemblestudio.co.uk/) \n* Maria pastuskh. SESAM slavaytich . \n*Elina Dzinovic\, EASA Real. \n+more (to be announced) \nPlease note that there will be a ticket price to suit you. Not being able to afford it shouldn’t be an obstacle to attending.\nTickets available at:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collective-economics-tickets-86795255947 \nWe are looking for more venues who would be happy to deliver programmes under the banner\, British College of Mutual Aid.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/collective-economics-4/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Collective Economics
DESCRIPTION:Collective Economics is a micro course which forms part of the new initiative; the British College of Mutual Aid (current members are the Foodhall project\, Access Space and Redhaus books).\nThe two day event explores how we organise in a collective way by exchanging theories of best practice and alternative economics\, the practical models needed to sustain social\, architectural and creative collectives and the hurdles we all face as the social movement has more contributors. \nThe British College of Mutual Aid is an alternative to current education. With a goal to enable everyone\, over time\, to contribute to the collective knowledge to enhance a wider scope of views. Including views which don’t have any academic platform. Overcoming the age and financial boundaries of current UK education system by open and equal access. Over the weekend participants and collaborators are invited to come\, live together over a two day period in a more immersive and alternative approach to learning and teaching one other. \nThis idea is in it’s infancy and this is the first event under this banner. It is currently led by a small network of members of independent radical spaces\, and members of the international EASA community. These learning and creative exchanges exist beyond traditional academic or formal frameworks\, but are qualifiable by the mutual agreement and consensus of the attendees. \nAlso contributing to this event \n* Dougald Hine of the Dark Mountain Project (https://dark-mountain.net/) interviewed especially for this event about his work and creating effective networks of self-organising projects. \n* Monika Kostera\, academic and author of Occupy Management! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monika_Kostera) in discussion about self-organizing and self-managing of organizations\, and collective work for the common good\, via Skype \n* Larisa Blazic\, artist and academic\, researching how Blockchain can empower local communities (http://www.e-w-n-s.net/) \n*Susie Steed\, co-founder of the Brixton Pound (http://brixtonpound.org/) \n*Fran Edgerly+maybe others\, of Turner Prize winning Assemble London (https://assemblestudio.co.uk/) \n* Maria pastuskh. SESAM slavaytich . \n*Elina Dzinovic\, EASA Real. \n+more (to be announced) \nPlease note that there will be a ticket price to suit you. Not being able to afford it shouldn’t be an obstacle to attending.\nTickets available at:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/collective-economics-tickets-86795255947 \nWe are looking for more venues who would be happy to deliver programmes under the banner\, British College of Mutual Aid.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/collective-economics-5/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:3D Printing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ideal for people new to 3D printing or those wanting a refresher course\,this hands-on session will guide you through every step of the 3D printing process. You will learn how to design simple 3D models with TinkerCAD and the process of setting up and calibrating a 3D printer.\nPlease note that due to the duration of the printing process your model will be available for collection the following week. \nYour tutor will be artist Toni Buckby www.tonibuckby.com \nPlaces are £30 and limited to 6 for this workshop so please book as soon as you can:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/3d-printing-workshop-tickets-86808270875 \nFor more info please email jake@access-space.org\n_________________\nIntorduction to Digital Making & Fabrication for Artists\n——————————\nAccess Space is a digital arts and education charity located in Sheffield City Centre – a creative space for individuals to design and make their ideas a reality.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/3d-printing-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/01/3dprintedobjects.jpg
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UID:2311-1579006800-1579024800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:3D Printing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ideal for people new to 3D printing or those wanting a refresher course\,this hands-on session will guide you through every step of the 3D printing process. You will learn how to design simple 3D models with TinkerCAD and the process of setting up and calibrating a 3D printer.\nPlease note that due to the duration of the printing process your model will be available for collection the following week. \nYour tutor will be artist Toni Buckby www.tonibuckby.com \nPlaces are £30 and limited to 6 for this workshop so please book as soon as you can:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/3d-printing-workshop-tickets-86808270875 \nFor more info please email jake@access-space.org\n_________________\nIntorduction to Digital Making & Fabrication for Artists\n——————————\nAccess Space is a digital arts and education charity located in Sheffield City Centre – a creative space for individuals to design and make their ideas a reality.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/3d-printing-workshop-2-2/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/01/3dprintedobjects.jpg
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SUMMARY:3D Printing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ideal for people new to 3D printing or those wanting a refresher course\,this hands-on session will guide you through every step of the 3D printing process. You will learn how to design simple 3D models with TinkerCAD and the process of setting up and calibrating a 3D printer.\nPlease note that due to the duration of the printing process your model will be available for collection the following week. \nYour tutor will be artist Toni Buckby www.tonibuckby.com \nPlaces are £30 and limited to 6 for this workshop so please book as soon as you can:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/3d-printing-workshop-tickets-86808270875 \nFor more info please email jake@access-space.org\n_________________\nIntorduction to Digital Making & Fabrication for Artists\n——————————\nAccess Space is a digital arts and education charity located in Sheffield City Centre – a creative space for individuals to design and make their ideas a reality.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/3d-printing-workshop-2-3/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/01/3dprintedobjects.jpg
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200114T180000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20200108T125312Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200108T125312Z
UID:2423-1579006800-1579024800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:3D Printing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ideal for people new to 3D printing or those wanting a refresher course\,this hands-on session will guide you through every step of the 3D printing process. You will learn how to design simple 3D models with TinkerCAD and the process of setting up and calibrating a 3D printer.\nPlease note that due to the duration of the printing process your model will be available for collection the following week. \nYour tutor will be artist Toni Buckby www.tonibuckby.com \nPlaces are £30 and limited to 6 for this workshop so please book as soon as you can:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/3d-printing-workshop-tickets-86808270875 \nFor more info please email jake@access-space.org\n_________________\nIntorduction to Digital Making & Fabrication for Artists\n——————————\nAccess Space is a digital arts and education charity located in Sheffield City Centre – a creative space for individuals to design and make their ideas a reality.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/3d-printing-workshop-2-4/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/01/3dprintedobjects.jpg
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LAST-MODIFIED:20200108T125312Z
UID:2474-1579006800-1579024800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:3D Printing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ideal for people new to 3D printing or those wanting a refresher course\,this hands-on session will guide you through every step of the 3D printing process. You will learn how to design simple 3D models with TinkerCAD and the process of setting up and calibrating a 3D printer.\nPlease note that due to the duration of the printing process your model will be available for collection the following week. \nYour tutor will be artist Toni Buckby www.tonibuckby.com \nPlaces are £30 and limited to 6 for this workshop so please book as soon as you can:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/3d-printing-workshop-tickets-86808270875 \nFor more info please email jake@access-space.org\n_________________\nIntorduction to Digital Making & Fabrication for Artists\n——————————\nAccess Space is a digital arts and education charity located in Sheffield City Centre – a creative space for individuals to design and make their ideas a reality.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/3d-printing-workshop-2-5/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:AuduinoMAXX – Build a mini synthesiser
DESCRIPTION:  \nBuild an AuduinoMAXX mini synth its own case\, to take home\, ready to perform music and noise! Now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nBased on the open source granular synthesis Auduino project\, the AuduinoMAXX has upgraded software and hardware that extend the sonic possibilities. \n9/10 Octave Doctors agree! \nThis workshop’s AuduinoMax has some alternate firmware to experiment with and is now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nSaturday 19 October 2019\, 10am-5pm \nPlaces are £50 (inc. all components) available here \nThe workshop leader is John Moseley\, who runs Access Space’s maker space Refab Space. He has a professional background in electronics and media production\, with qualifications in electronics\, information technology and teaching. He particularly enjoys making robots and electronic musical instruments. \n@_Jo_Mo \nThis course is aimed at adults\, but over 16s are welcome. \nHere is a link to the video of previous workshop attendees performing with their synths. \nPlease bring your own lunch or make use of some of the great cafes and pubs close by. \nMore info: jake@access-space.org \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/auduinomaxx-build-a-mini-synthesiser-2-5/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191019T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20191002T150811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191002T150811Z
UID:1727-1571479200-1571504400@access-space.org
SUMMARY:AuduinoMAXX – Build a mini synthesiser
DESCRIPTION:  \nBuild an AuduinoMAXX mini synth its own case\, to take home\, ready to perform music and noise! Now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nBased on the open source granular synthesis Auduino project\, the AuduinoMAXX has upgraded software and hardware that extend the sonic possibilities. \n9/10 Octave Doctors agree! \nThis workshop’s AuduinoMax has some alternate firmware to experiment with and is now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nSaturday 19 October 2019\, 10am-5pm \nPlaces are £50 (inc. all components) available here \nThe workshop leader is John Moseley\, who runs Access Space’s maker space Refab Space. He has a professional background in electronics and media production\, with qualifications in electronics\, information technology and teaching. He particularly enjoys making robots and electronic musical instruments. \n@_Jo_Mo \nThis course is aimed at adults\, but over 16s are welcome. \nHere is a link to the video of previous workshop attendees performing with their synths. \nPlease bring your own lunch or make use of some of the great cafes and pubs close by. \nMore info: jake@access-space.org \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/auduinomaxx-build-a-mini-synthesiser-2/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/10/maxx1-scaled.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191019T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191019T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20191002T150811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191002T150811Z
UID:2310-1571479200-1571504400@access-space.org
SUMMARY:AuduinoMAXX – Build a mini synthesiser
DESCRIPTION:  \nBuild an AuduinoMAXX mini synth its own case\, to take home\, ready to perform music and noise! Now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nBased on the open source granular synthesis Auduino project\, the AuduinoMAXX has upgraded software and hardware that extend the sonic possibilities. \n9/10 Octave Doctors agree! \nThis workshop’s AuduinoMax has some alternate firmware to experiment with and is now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nSaturday 19 October 2019\, 10am-5pm \nPlaces are £50 (inc. all components) available here \nThe workshop leader is John Moseley\, who runs Access Space’s maker space Refab Space. He has a professional background in electronics and media production\, with qualifications in electronics\, information technology and teaching. He particularly enjoys making robots and electronic musical instruments. \n@_Jo_Mo \nThis course is aimed at adults\, but over 16s are welcome. \nHere is a link to the video of previous workshop attendees performing with their synths. \nPlease bring your own lunch or make use of some of the great cafes and pubs close by. \nMore info: jake@access-space.org \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/auduinomaxx-build-a-mini-synthesiser-2-2/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/10/maxx1-scaled.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191019T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191019T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20191002T150811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191002T150811Z
UID:2361-1571479200-1571504400@access-space.org
SUMMARY:AuduinoMAXX – Build a mini synthesiser
DESCRIPTION:  \nBuild an AuduinoMAXX mini synth its own case\, to take home\, ready to perform music and noise! Now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nBased on the open source granular synthesis Auduino project\, the AuduinoMAXX has upgraded software and hardware that extend the sonic possibilities. \n9/10 Octave Doctors agree! \nThis workshop’s AuduinoMax has some alternate firmware to experiment with and is now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nSaturday 19 October 2019\, 10am-5pm \nPlaces are £50 (inc. all components) available here \nThe workshop leader is John Moseley\, who runs Access Space’s maker space Refab Space. He has a professional background in electronics and media production\, with qualifications in electronics\, information technology and teaching. He particularly enjoys making robots and electronic musical instruments. \n@_Jo_Mo \nThis course is aimed at adults\, but over 16s are welcome. \nHere is a link to the video of previous workshop attendees performing with their synths. \nPlease bring your own lunch or make use of some of the great cafes and pubs close by. \nMore info: jake@access-space.org \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/auduinomaxx-build-a-mini-synthesiser-2-3/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/10/maxx1-scaled.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191019T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191019T170000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20191002T150811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191002T150811Z
UID:2422-1571479200-1571504400@access-space.org
SUMMARY:AuduinoMAXX – Build a mini synthesiser
DESCRIPTION:  \nBuild an AuduinoMAXX mini synth its own case\, to take home\, ready to perform music and noise! Now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nBased on the open source granular synthesis Auduino project\, the AuduinoMAXX has upgraded software and hardware that extend the sonic possibilities. \n9/10 Octave Doctors agree! \nThis workshop’s AuduinoMax has some alternate firmware to experiment with and is now compatible with Eurorack synthesisers. \nSaturday 19 October 2019\, 10am-5pm \nPlaces are £50 (inc. all components) available here \nThe workshop leader is John Moseley\, who runs Access Space’s maker space Refab Space. He has a professional background in electronics and media production\, with qualifications in electronics\, information technology and teaching. He particularly enjoys making robots and electronic musical instruments. \n@_Jo_Mo \nThis course is aimed at adults\, but over 16s are welcome. \nHere is a link to the video of previous workshop attendees performing with their synths. \nPlease bring your own lunch or make use of some of the great cafes and pubs close by. \nMore info: jake@access-space.org \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/auduinomaxx-build-a-mini-synthesiser-2-4/
LOCATION:Access Space\, AVEC Building\, 3-7 Sidney St\, Sheffield\, South Yorkshire\, S1 4RG\, United Kingdom
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/10/maxx1-scaled.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190921T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191004T180000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105620Z
UID:2309-1569063600-1570212000@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - exhibition
DESCRIPTION:On The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building – artists to be announced soon. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Fri 11am-6pm\, Sat/Sun 11am-5pm)\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-exhibition-2/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190921T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191004T180000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105620Z
UID:2360-1569063600-1570212000@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - exhibition
DESCRIPTION:On The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building – artists to be announced soon. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Fri 11am-6pm\, Sat/Sun 11am-5pm)\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-exhibition-3/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190921T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191004T180000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105620Z
UID:2421-1569063600-1570212000@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - exhibition
DESCRIPTION:On The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building – artists to be announced soon. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Fri 11am-6pm\, Sat/Sun 11am-5pm)\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-exhibition-4/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190921T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191004T180000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105620Z
UID:2472-1569063600-1570212000@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - exhibition
DESCRIPTION:On The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building – artists to be announced soon. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Fri 11am-6pm\, Sat/Sun 11am-5pm)\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-exhibition-5/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190921T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191004T180000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105620Z
UID:1666-1569063600-1570212000@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - exhibition
DESCRIPTION:On The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building – artists to be announced soon. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Fri 11am-6pm\, Sat/Sun 11am-5pm)\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances.
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-exhibition/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T220000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105302Z
UID:1664-1569006000-1569016800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - opening event
DESCRIPTION:  \nOn The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building.\nShort films by:\nAsproZingel\, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore\, Joshua Evan & Antonis Sideras\,\nAlessandro Carboni\, Lorraine Clewlow\, Matteo Zamagn\,\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\, Dan Shipsides\, Andrew Payne\,\nEva Rudlinger\, D-Fuse\, Nichola Rodgers\, Richard Bond\,\nIsabella Martin\, Amy Wilson. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Sat) 11am-6pm\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org. \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances. \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-opening-event/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/09/Surface_of_Things_Poster-FB002.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T220000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105302Z
UID:2308-1569006000-1569016800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - opening event
DESCRIPTION:  \nOn The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building.\nShort films by:\nAsproZingel\, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore\, Joshua Evan & Antonis Sideras\,\nAlessandro Carboni\, Lorraine Clewlow\, Matteo Zamagn\,\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\, Dan Shipsides\, Andrew Payne\,\nEva Rudlinger\, D-Fuse\, Nichola Rodgers\, Richard Bond\,\nIsabella Martin\, Amy Wilson. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Sat) 11am-6pm\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org. \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances. \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-opening-event-2/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/09/Surface_of_Things_Poster-FB002.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T220000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105302Z
UID:2359-1569006000-1569016800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - opening event
DESCRIPTION:  \nOn The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building.\nShort films by:\nAsproZingel\, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore\, Joshua Evan & Antonis Sideras\,\nAlessandro Carboni\, Lorraine Clewlow\, Matteo Zamagn\,\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\, Dan Shipsides\, Andrew Payne\,\nEva Rudlinger\, D-Fuse\, Nichola Rodgers\, Richard Bond\,\nIsabella Martin\, Amy Wilson. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Sat) 11am-6pm\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org. \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances. \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-opening-event-3/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/09/Surface_of_Things_Poster-FB002.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T220000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105302Z
UID:2420-1569006000-1569016800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - opening event
DESCRIPTION:  \nOn The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building.\nShort films by:\nAsproZingel\, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore\, Joshua Evan & Antonis Sideras\,\nAlessandro Carboni\, Lorraine Clewlow\, Matteo Zamagn\,\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\, Dan Shipsides\, Andrew Payne\,\nEva Rudlinger\, D-Fuse\, Nichola Rodgers\, Richard Bond\,\nIsabella Martin\, Amy Wilson. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Sat) 11am-6pm\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org. \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances. \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-opening-event-4/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/09/Surface_of_Things_Poster-FB002.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190920T220000
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20190901T105302Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190901T105302Z
UID:2471-1569006000-1569016800@access-space.org
SUMMARY:On the Surface of Things - opening event
DESCRIPTION:  \nOn The Surface Of Things is an exhibition of artworks that relate to our environment\, either through our dependency on it\, our relationship to it\, our interactions with it\, or our experiences of it. It is an action affiliated with Extinction Rebellion Sheffield\, in response to the declaration from Sheffield City Council of a climate emergency. \nOpening Event – Friday 20th September 2019\, 7-10pm\nWith large scale film projection on the exterior of our building.\nShort films by:\nAsproZingel\, Kayla Parker and Stuart Moore\, Joshua Evan & Antonis Sideras\,\nAlessandro Carboni\, Lorraine Clewlow\, Matteo Zamagn\,\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\, Dan Shipsides\, Andrew Payne\,\nEva Rudlinger\, D-Fuse\, Nichola Rodgers\, Richard Bond\,\nIsabella Martin\, Amy Wilson. \nExhibition Open 21st Sept to 4th Oct (Tue-Sat) 11am-6pm\nExhibiting artists:\nalittlepieceofland.org.uk\,\nKrishna Alageswaran\, Lizzie Alageswaran\,\nAnnie Anthony-Mays\, Anthony Bennett\,\nJohn Brokenshire\, Daniel Bustamente\,\nStephen Carley\, Claire Jane Carter\,\nJennifer Clowes\, Krystal Collison\,\nCath Dunn\, Alex Ekins\, Paul Evans\,\nGill Gathercole\, Ellie Harrison\, Rachael Kidd\,\nTessa Amy Lyons\, Anne Parfitt\, Julia Parks\,\nSadie Renwick\, Katherine Rhodes\, Dan\nShipsides\, Ric Warren \nClosing Party\nFriday 4th October starting at\nAccess Space at 6pm\n(followed by fundraiser for Extinction\nRebellion at venue tbc) \nExhibition curated by Sadie Renwick\, Rachael Kidd & Access Space.\nMore info email jake@access-space.org. \nThis exhibition is the first of a series of events at Access Space over the coming year which invite artists to respond to the extraordinary contemporary circumstances. \n 
URL:https://access-space.org/event/on-the-surface-of-things-opening-event-5/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2019/09/Surface_of_Things_Poster-FB002.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190517
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190521
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20181130T131922Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181130T131922Z
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SUMMARY:AlgoMech - Festival of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement 2019
DESCRIPTION:Save the date! AlgoMech is returning around 17-19th May 2019\, for installations\, workshops\, performing arts around the theme of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement. This will be in collaboration with many find organisations including Site Gallery and Museums Sheffield.. More details soon!
URL:https://access-space.org/event/algomech-festival-of-algorithmic-and-mechanical-movement-2019-4/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190517
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190521
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
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UID:2462-1558065600-1558324799@access-space.org
SUMMARY:AlgoMech - Festival of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement 2019
DESCRIPTION:Save the date! AlgoMech is returning around 17-19th May 2019\, for installations\, workshops\, performing arts around the theme of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement. This will be in collaboration with many find organisations including Site Gallery and Museums Sheffield.. More details soon!
URL:https://access-space.org/event/algomech-festival-of-algorithmic-and-mechanical-movement-2019-5/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2018/11/20992803_2038215269741031_199872360383936900_n.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190517
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190521
DTSTAMP:20260421T143646
CREATED:20181130T131922Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181130T131922Z
UID:1308-1558065600-1558324799@access-space.org
SUMMARY:AlgoMech - Festival of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement 2019
DESCRIPTION:Save the date! AlgoMech is returning around 17-19th May 2019\, for installations\, workshops\, performing arts around the theme of Algorithmic and Mechanical Movement. This will be in collaboration with many find organisations including Site Gallery and Museums Sheffield.. More details soon!
URL:https://access-space.org/event/algomech-festival-of-algorithmic-and-mechanical-movement-2019/
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://access-space.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2018/11/20992803_2038215269741031_199872360383936900_n.png
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