Wednesday 12th June Nicola Stephenson: The Culture Company, 12pm Nicola gives a talk on the public ownership of public art. Market Walk Meet at Broadcast Leeds space, 1.30pm Ryan Long and Alan Connolly present a walk to Kirkgate Market. Traders will give demonstrations, including how to make sausages, and fillet a fish. Thursday 13th June Nesting, 12pm A den making workshop with Leeds Met students. Leeds, What?, 2pm We discuss Leeds Met's controversial name change Sapling Theatre Open Mic Night, 4-6pm Peope are invited to watch, and showcase their hidden talents at the unique Sapling Theatre. Leeds, 6pm A recreation of Robert Filliou’s ‘Leeds’ game. Friday 14th June Sound Works, 12pm Sound works made by students and led by briefs set by Alan Dunn. CD’s available. High Winds, 12pm A workshop responding to the high winds at Broadcasting Place. Hannah Festival Feedback 2pm Harold Offeh's group of students who, this week worked on a project for Hannah festival, present and discuss the outcomes of their project Final Transmission, 4pm A celebration of the week’s events. Including a showcase of work made throughout the week Stick around for more impromptu events happening throughout the week Previous Events: Friday 7th June Opening night, 6-9pm Kicking off the celebrations with live music from local bands and live screen printing. Saturday 8th June Prop Making 12-3pm Join us in making props for a children’s photo booth to use at Hyde Park Unity Day. Igloo, All day Fine art student Kendal Flannery exhibits her interactive igloo. Sunday 9th June Dream Booth, 12-4pm A project between students at Leeds Met and Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Stitchbooks, 2pm Your chance to make your own recycled sketchbooks in this workshop lead by Graphics students Kerry Smith and Charlotte Brown. Monday 10th June Marks and Spencer Archive 12pm A collaboration between second year Graphics students and Marks and Spencer archive. A talk by Marks and Spencer which students will respond to, followed by a presentation of their outcomes. Pam Warhurst Leeds Edible Campus, 3pm Launching the Leeds Met branch of the Incredible Edible family, Pam Warhurst leads a talk and tour of the edible landscape. Caribbean Cooking Workshop, 6pm Dean Cuffey gives a demonstration on how to cook - Caribbean style. Tuesday 11th June It'll All Come Out In The Wash, 12pm Katy and Jen create an interactive installation with your help Conway & Young, 12pm A hands-on workshop on the theme of utopias Hide and Seek, 2pm Hayley Burke leads us on a giant game of hide and seek.
Tomorrow we've got Nicola Stephenson from The Culture Company joining us, and also the Lionel Dobie Project Space from Manchester for an informal discussion in the Broadcast Leeds space 12pm. All Welcome!
After lunch Ryan Long is leading us on a walk to Kirkgate Market which he has specially designed for Broadcast Leeds. At Kirkgate Market there will be a number of demonstrations by different traders. Meet at 1.30 at Broadcasting Place.
Katy and Jen, students from graphics, installed their 'It'll all come out in the wash' washing line in our space today and asked visitors to answer thought provoking questions and attach them to the line in return for a Guatemalan worry doll. It fluttered in the fierce winds, but was a fantastic addition to the space!
Conway + Young's Utopias and Dystopias in the workplace workshop. We talked about the values and rights that we would aim for in our workplace utopia and created out own workplace manifesto's.
Here's some photos from Dean Cuffey's Caribbean cooking workshop last night, what an amazing turn out! Please upload your photos from the evening to our facebook, or to Dean's facebook page.
Pam Warhurst gave an inspirational talk about Incredible Edible and inspired an impromptu meeting of minds about the beginning of the Leeds Edible Campus project. We begin this Saturday by planting the remaining plants left over from the project into beds in front of cafes and local businesses around Broadcasting Place.
The start of something brilliant, a conversation between Marks and Spencer archive, and Leeds Met students. Sarah led the session, which was an open discussion and presentations that the students came up with after their visit to the archive.
Our dreamy sunday events, YSP's Dream Booth appeared featuring the amazing John Welding. Ryan Thompson performed his 'Bedtime Stories (Reprise)' originally featured at Vantage Art Prize, and Kerry and Charlotte led a recycled sketchbook making project. Such a brilliant sunny day at Broadcast Leeds.
Check out some of the photos from opening night on Friday, such a massive turn out, almost 3000 people came to see the degree shows and witness the amazing music from Jordan Hodson, George and the Dragon and Clea Knight. We also had Henry Cryer on hand to do some broadcasting with his bellowing voice for us. A big congrats to all the exhibiting students and a big THANK YOU to all our performers. Fantastic Night!
Another picture from the M&S archive. Marks and Spencer leading the way in the coiffuring! Collaboration between students and the archive is being shown and open to discussion on Monday 10th June 12pm.
Old/retro tin can label for a St Michaels fruit salad at the M&S Archive. Making me feel more summery and cheerful. It was a good visit let the collaboration commence, see the results on Monday 10th June 12pm.
The archive will also be bringing some old articles and food labels for your perusal.
A unique installation is created in the Broadcast Leeds space. Katy Knowles and Jen Clegg are asking members of the public to respond anonymously to a set of questions.
Inspired by getting to know your neighbours over the garden wall, this interactive piece will be a continually developing installation.
Ryan Thompson invites you to take part in his performance Bedtime Story (Reprise), one which he performed when nominated for Vantage Art Prize.
"Bedtime Story is an interactive performance, inspired by parents reading bedtime stories to their children, where the performer invites the audience to read them a story."
Hayley Burke is leading a giant game of hide and seek. Tuesday 11th at 2pm. Meet at the Broadcast Leeds space (Broadcasting Place, Woodhouse Lane) and walk up to the park at Leeds University. We've tried and tested this park, it has amazing hiding places! Indulge in your childhood and play!
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