Lava PR have released a new DVD "2 Years In 2 Minutes"
Described as "A masterpiece in devising and implementing creative compelling communications campaigns" the DVD can be seen by visiting
http://www.lavapr.co.uk/2/
http://www.lavapr.co.uk/2/
Monday, 27 October 2008
Monday, 20 October 2008
Arts Network Meeting
What are you doing on Thursday 6th November at 5pm?
It’s a few weeks away, but you’ll want to check your diary now, as an Arts Marketing Association network meeting is taking place at The Terrace.
The meeting is on the theme of ‘how can we help each other across the East Midlands?’; it will include a talk from the venue manager, Keith Luckey, about the theory behind creative clusters and how they can be useful to arts organisations (or any developing organisation), and a tour so that you can have a nose around this brand new building.
There’ll be a viewing of the ‘Mysteries in Stone’ exhibition, wine, and plenty of opportunities to network with your fellow arts marketing professionals.
The details:
Date: Thursday 6th November
Time: 5-7pm (meet 4.30pm at the reception)
Venue The Terrace Grantham Street, Lincoln, LN2 1BD
Cost: a £5 admin fee is charged on arrival – receipts will be provided
Can I bring a friend? Yes! Network meetings are for members and non-members alike. Please pass this invitation onto anyone you know who works in arts marketing.
How do I book? E-mail Anna anna@a-m-a.co.uk with your name and contact details. Please detail any access or dietary requirements.
Anna Upward
Events and Services Administrator
AMA 01223 578078
To view the event promo on the AMA website. Go to:
http://www.a-m-a.org.uk/event_detail.asp?id=267
AMA, registered in England 2814725
It’s a few weeks away, but you’ll want to check your diary now, as an Arts Marketing Association network meeting is taking place at The Terrace.
The meeting is on the theme of ‘how can we help each other across the East Midlands?’; it will include a talk from the venue manager, Keith Luckey, about the theory behind creative clusters and how they can be useful to arts organisations (or any developing organisation), and a tour so that you can have a nose around this brand new building.
There’ll be a viewing of the ‘Mysteries in Stone’ exhibition, wine, and plenty of opportunities to network with your fellow arts marketing professionals.
The details:
Date: Thursday 6th November
Time: 5-7pm (meet 4.30pm at the reception)
Venue The Terrace Grantham Street, Lincoln, LN2 1BD
Cost: a £5 admin fee is charged on arrival – receipts will be provided
Can I bring a friend? Yes! Network meetings are for members and non-members alike. Please pass this invitation onto anyone you know who works in arts marketing.
How do I book? E-mail Anna anna@a-m-a.co.uk with your name and contact details. Please detail any access or dietary requirements.
Anna Upward
Events and Services Administrator
AMA 01223 578078
To view the event promo on the AMA website. Go to:
http://www.a-m-a.org.uk/event_detail.asp?id=267
AMA, registered in England 2814725
Double Award For Creative Terrace
Two creative businesses based at The Terrace have scooped national awards as the city’s reputation as a creative hub goes from strength to strength.
Ted Brewer, manufacturer of bespoke electric violins, whose most famous client is Vanessa Mae, scooped the award for ‘Best Export Innovation’ at the Music Industry Association Awards. The Award includes a free stand at next year’s Messe Frankfurt Music Industry Exhibition, which is generally recognised as the largest music industry exhibition in the World. The ceremony was held at the Sheraton Hotel, Park Lane, London on Monday 14 October.
Then on Wednesday 14th October Mark Chambers of Mark Chambers Illustration, Lincoln, won the Children’s Book Award of the National Association for Special Educational Needs at a ceremony held at the Russell Hotel in London.
Both winners are based at the creative industries workspace, The Terrace, in Lincoln. The Terrace Manager, Keith Luckey said: “All of us here at The Terrace feel very proud to be associated with Ted and Mark and are confident that they will continue to go from strength to strength. This is also a fantastic achievement for Lincoln and can only support our work to see Lincoln grow as a creative centre.”
Ted, whose company is called Ted Brewer Violins, based on the top floor of The Terrace, said: "I am absolutely over the moon with this award because it is presented by fellow music industry professionals. So far as I am aware this is the first major award to be won by a company based at The Terrace but I feel confident that many others will follow."
Mark’s winning book, was published by Tango Books last February, and is entitled Best Friends. It is about a disabled boy in a wheelchair and his best friend (a girl) who pretend they’re pirates on a ship, mountain climbers, astronauts, explorers and Olympic sprinters…. But when they are not playing make believe they also have a great time because they’re best friends!
On winning the award Mark said: “I am overwhelmed that my work has been recognised and appreciated. I am also pleased to be bringing the award back to Lincoln and The Terrace.”
For further information please contact:
Ted Brewer 01522 525161
ted@tedbrewerviolins.com. Information is also available at www.mia.org.uk and
www.tedbrewerviolins.com
Mark Chambers - 07739 005100. Information also available at www.thebrightagency.com or www.childrensillustrators.com/markillustration
Ted Brewer, manufacturer of bespoke electric violins, whose most famous client is Vanessa Mae, scooped the award for ‘Best Export Innovation’ at the Music Industry Association Awards. The Award includes a free stand at next year’s Messe Frankfurt Music Industry Exhibition, which is generally recognised as the largest music industry exhibition in the World. The ceremony was held at the Sheraton Hotel, Park Lane, London on Monday 14 October.
Then on Wednesday 14th October Mark Chambers of Mark Chambers Illustration, Lincoln, won the Children’s Book Award of the National Association for Special Educational Needs at a ceremony held at the Russell Hotel in London.
Both winners are based at the creative industries workspace, The Terrace, in Lincoln. The Terrace Manager, Keith Luckey said: “All of us here at The Terrace feel very proud to be associated with Ted and Mark and are confident that they will continue to go from strength to strength. This is also a fantastic achievement for Lincoln and can only support our work to see Lincoln grow as a creative centre.”
Ted, whose company is called Ted Brewer Violins, based on the top floor of The Terrace, said: "I am absolutely over the moon with this award because it is presented by fellow music industry professionals. So far as I am aware this is the first major award to be won by a company based at The Terrace but I feel confident that many others will follow."
Mark’s winning book, was published by Tango Books last February, and is entitled Best Friends. It is about a disabled boy in a wheelchair and his best friend (a girl) who pretend they’re pirates on a ship, mountain climbers, astronauts, explorers and Olympic sprinters…. But when they are not playing make believe they also have a great time because they’re best friends!
On winning the award Mark said: “I am overwhelmed that my work has been recognised and appreciated. I am also pleased to be bringing the award back to Lincoln and The Terrace.”
For further information please contact:
Ted Brewer 01522 525161
ted@tedbrewerviolins.com. Information is also available at www.mia.org.uk and
www.tedbrewerviolins.com
Mark Chambers - 07739 005100. Information also available at www.thebrightagency.com or www.childrensillustrators.com/markillustration
Wednesday, 1 October 2008
Wayne Hemingway at The Terrace
Representatives of businesses based at The Terrace joined Wayne Hemingway and civic leaders for the official opening of ‘The Terrace’ on Wednesday 24th September. The Right Worshipful the Mayor of Lincoln, Councillor Ron Hills; City Council Portfolio holder for Economy, Tourism and Culture, Councillor Hilton Spratt; and representatives from the funding partners and creative industries sector also attended.
During the ceremony Wayne Hemingway unveiled a Plaque, and refreshments were served by The Terrace’s very own Café Portico.
For Wayne Hemingway, projects that encourage creativity and innovation are an inspiration. On ‘The Terrace’, Wayne said: “All towns and cities should do what Lincoln is doing with “The Terrace”. The creative industries are the second largest sector of the economy, with an annual contribution of over £60 billion. The UK is becoming known as THE hotbed of creativity. The Terrace is a great investment for Lincoln’s future prosperity as well as its cultural well being.”
During the ceremony Wayne Hemingway unveiled a Plaque, and refreshments were served by The Terrace’s very own Café Portico.
For Wayne Hemingway, projects that encourage creativity and innovation are an inspiration. On ‘The Terrace’, Wayne said: “All towns and cities should do what Lincoln is doing with “The Terrace”. The creative industries are the second largest sector of the economy, with an annual contribution of over £60 billion. The UK is becoming known as THE hotbed of creativity. The Terrace is a great investment for Lincoln’s future prosperity as well as its cultural well being.”
To View TV Report see http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/1/hi/england/7634551.stm
Friday, 12 September 2008
The Terrace Open Day
The Terrace Open Day - Saturday 27th September 2008 - Come and have a look round!
On Saturday 27th September The Terrace, on the corner of Flaxengate and Grantham Street in Lincoln, will be open to members of the public from 10.00 am through until 4.00 pm. Visitors will be able to have a look round the building and find out about the facilities at The Terrace and how creative people and businesses operate here.
There will be regular tours of the building during the day and an exhibition of the services on offer here.
The Café/Bar open throughout the day.
Admission is free.
For further details visit http://www.london2012.com/get-involved/cultural-olympiad/events/260.php
On Saturday 27th September The Terrace, on the corner of Flaxengate and Grantham Street in Lincoln, will be open to members of the public from 10.00 am through until 4.00 pm. Visitors will be able to have a look round the building and find out about the facilities at The Terrace and how creative people and businesses operate here.
There will be regular tours of the building during the day and an exhibition of the services on offer here.
The Café/Bar open throughout the day.
Admission is free.
For further details visit http://www.london2012.com/get-involved/cultural-olympiad/events/260.php
Wayne Hemingway at The Terrace
Wayne Hemingway MBE will officially declare the Terrace open, on Wednesday the 24th of September.
Having started the now worldwide established fashion company Red or Dead from a clothing stall in London’s Camden and Kensington Markets, Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway managed to break into the highly competitive fashion world.
With 21 consecutive London Fashion Week appearances, and three unprecedented prestigious British Fashion Council’s Streetstyle Designer of the Year Awards in 1996, 1997 and 1998, the pair who met at a disco in Burnley, sold the company for a multi-million pound figure to start an affordable and social design business Hemingway Design.
“We fell in to Red or Dead with no money and fell out with lots; but most of all it was a challenge and fantastic fun from beginning to end,” said Wayne. “We like to think that we played a part in removing the stigma from shopping for cool stuff on the high street and paved the way for forward thinkers to put the likes of Top Man and Top Shop before overpriced and over marketed labels.”
Born in 1961, Wayne and Gerardine are now responsible for some of the country’s most stunning and awe inspiring architecture. Completed projects include ‘The Staiths Southbank,’ a sizeable home development site on the banks of the River Tyne in Gateshead, and ‘The Bridge Dartford’, a development of 1000 designer homes in Kent.
Wayne and Gerardine have won a series of high profile awards including Housing Design Awards for the best large project and Building Magazine’s ‘Best Housing-Led Regeneration Project.’
This summer will also see the transformation of an old building on the Boscombe seafront to Hemingway designed ‘Super Surf Pods’ which will accompany Europe’s first artificial surf reef.
Wayne and Gerardine were each awarded an MBE for services to the design industry, in the 2006 Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
The Terrace opening ceremony will take place is the presence of the Mayor of the City Of Lincoln, Councillor Ron Hills and over 100 invited guests.
Having started the now worldwide established fashion company Red or Dead from a clothing stall in London’s Camden and Kensington Markets, Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway managed to break into the highly competitive fashion world.
With 21 consecutive London Fashion Week appearances, and three unprecedented prestigious British Fashion Council’s Streetstyle Designer of the Year Awards in 1996, 1997 and 1998, the pair who met at a disco in Burnley, sold the company for a multi-million pound figure to start an affordable and social design business Hemingway Design.
“We fell in to Red or Dead with no money and fell out with lots; but most of all it was a challenge and fantastic fun from beginning to end,” said Wayne. “We like to think that we played a part in removing the stigma from shopping for cool stuff on the high street and paved the way for forward thinkers to put the likes of Top Man and Top Shop before overpriced and over marketed labels.”
Born in 1961, Wayne and Gerardine are now responsible for some of the country’s most stunning and awe inspiring architecture. Completed projects include ‘The Staiths Southbank,’ a sizeable home development site on the banks of the River Tyne in Gateshead, and ‘The Bridge Dartford’, a development of 1000 designer homes in Kent.
Wayne and Gerardine have won a series of high profile awards including Housing Design Awards for the best large project and Building Magazine’s ‘Best Housing-Led Regeneration Project.’
This summer will also see the transformation of an old building on the Boscombe seafront to Hemingway designed ‘Super Surf Pods’ which will accompany Europe’s first artificial surf reef.
Wayne and Gerardine were each awarded an MBE for services to the design industry, in the 2006 Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
The Terrace opening ceremony will take place is the presence of the Mayor of the City Of Lincoln, Councillor Ron Hills and over 100 invited guests.
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