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Events on Thursday 17th September

“Grace Sands has been shaping underground dance floors for several years, influencing today’s most popular parties and DJs alike. Her roots began in Nottingham, with DiY Sound System, a pivotal movement for house music in the early 90s offering alternative garage, deep house and hypnotic plates across the North of England. Celebrated for her varied taste, Grace has been welcomed across some of the worlds most infamous dance floors including: Berghain, Houghton, Fabric & Dimensions to name a few.”
From: Bad Cabaret: Grace Sands + Support

“In this event, the artists will be in conversation with FVU Director Angelica Sule and Arnolfini’s Head of Exhibitions Gemma Brace, discussing their work and their experience as emerging artists working in the UK today.”
From: FVU New Takes - Artists' Talk

“"The Liberties was, and still is, a great place to grow up. Its streets were full of life, both commercial and domestic. The people were talkative and witty. Yet many of its children suffered through heroin, and today the area is no longer a market and trading hub but one defined by digital and technology culture."”
From: The Liberties

“Through these four shorts, we encounter phone-camera footage of the empty space where a home once stood; women chatting surrounded by branches of lemon blossom interrupted by jets overhead; monsters and superheroes bringing moments of light relief in a city marked by war; and voices from the south of Lebanon, filmed in 1993, that continue to ring true today.”
From: Lebanon on Screen