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This Will Never Happen

21st Nov 2015
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  • Collectivity

Imagining impossible ideas for St Helens.

A group of artists have been dreaming up impossible artworks for St Helens, transforming the town and its people. Come and see them reveal their inspired ideas in a whirlwind of presentations.

Joshua Sofaer is an artist concerned with ideas of public participation and collaboration, whose most recent work was Your Name Here in St. Helens.
Karen Christopher is a collaborative performance maker, performer, and teacher. Her practice includes listening for the unnoticed, the almost invisible, and the very quiet.

Presented as part of Through The Looking Glass, a programme curated by Live Art Development Agency (LADA) for Heart of Glass

Sat 21 November

4.30pm

St. Helens Town Hall

Free

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