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Iconic street artist Paul Curtis begins work on new masterpiece in Birkdale in Southport
Acclaimed Liverpool City Region street art Paul Curtis is hard at work creating his brand new masterpiece in Southport! Paul, who created the UK’s largest street art outside London when he painted the sand lizard mural at Toad Hall in Ainsdale, has now turned his attention to Birkdale Village. For the next two weeks he will be creating new artwork in the underpass underneath Birkdale Train Station as part of a collaboration between Birkdale Civic Society and Merseyrail.
Street artist Paul Curtis donates two artworks to charity as one of his favourite musicians helps out
Acclaimed Liverpool City Region street artist Paul Curtis has given away two artworks to charity and got one of his favourite local musicians to help. This February Paul Curtis held his first ever exhibition ‘In One Place’ at the iconic Royal Liver Building. The exhibition was extended twice due to popular demand, attracting more than 7,500 visitors and over that time Paul created three new paintings live at the venue.
Paul Curtis In One Place art exhibition extended due to high demand
A unique exhibition celebrating the work of acclaimed street artist Paul Curtis has been extended! He is currently staging his first ever art exhibition, ‘In One Place’, at the Liver Building in Liverpool city centre. The display was due to end yesterday (Friday 23rd February) but has now been extended to next Friday (1st March 2024) due to high demand.
New mural celebrating local band Red Rum Club unveiled at Salt and Tar events venue
A new mural dedicated to local band Red Rum Club has today been unveiled by Sefton Council at its Salt and Tar site in Bootle. The news comes as part of Independent Venue Week, which runs from Monday 29th January to Sunday 4th February. The annual event highlights the important work that takes place at independent art and music venues like Bootle’s Salt and Tar across the UK. It recognises the vital role that these independently owned venues play in the industry and their local communities.
Most striking artist ever seen in Southport to host first public art exhibition
The most eye-catching artist ever seen in Southport is getting ready to host his first ever public art exhibition. Paul Curtis is an incredible talent whose work has left a huge impression in Southport. In 2021 he created the iconic sand lizard artwork across the Toad Hall building in Ainsdale – the biggest mural in Britain outside London. It followed his four storey painting of the world’s greatest ever racehorse, Red Rum, in 2020.
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Confessions of a Street Artist - An audience with Paul Curtis Artwork
A multimedia presentation and chat about street art and the murals of Paul Curtis. Hosted by Paul Curtis at Gallagher's Traditional Bar, Birkenhead. The evening will be laid back and questions will be encouraged. Paul's murals can be found all over Liverpool and Wirral. Creating these murals is an interesting process and there are a wealth of anecdotes that come with working in a variety of public places. The evening will start at 7.30pm.
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Do you think the county should move forward with a new temporary skatepark in Waimea?
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Those suffering the merest hint of desire to go seafaring in their own boat will learn from these heartbreaking but hilarious tales of what can go wrong. Read the secrets of successfully leaving moorings with topsides unmarked, miraculously happening upon your destination and for the pièce de resistance, dropping anchor with aplomb. Inevitable binocular watchers will murmur appreciatively and your crew impressed. Perfect.
Have you gone to the new Target store in Lihu‘e yet?
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Do you have any plans for Halloween?
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Culture and Creativity Awards 2021 sees Sefton Council urge people to nominate now
Sefton Council is encouraging the local artists, arts organisations and community groups to submit nominations for this year’s Liverpool City Region Culture and Creativity Awards. Last year The Atkinson in Southport won two major Culture and Creativity awards. The arts and cultural hub on Lord Street was honoured for its outstanding contribution towards culture, and for how well they adapted to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Do you think the county is justified in using eminent domain to acquire land in Kilauea for a workforce housing development?
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Do you think Kaua‘i should follow Honolulu’s vaccine-passport plan?
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New mural pays moving tribute to tireless Hillsborough campaigner and Formby mum Anne Williams
Award winning street artist Paul Curtis has taken a break from painting his Toad Hall mural in Southport to create a moving tribute to inspirational Hillsborough campaigner Anne Williams. Paul Curtis, who has spent the past two weeks working on his beach-themed mural at Toad Hall in Ainsdale, spent some time this week designing this superb tribute to Formby Mum Anne Williams, who tragically lost her son Kevin at the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.
COVID-19 doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon. Will the customary greetings (handshakes, hugs, kisses on the cheek) disappear?
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Acclaimed street artist Paul Curtis busy painting his fifth - and BIGGEST- mural in Southport
An award-winning street artist iks busy working on his FIFTH mural in Southport – and his biggest challenge so far! When completed, it will be the biggest mural in Britain outside London. Paul Curtis was declared Liverpool City Region Artist of the Year by the LCR Culture & Creativity Awards last year, after painting a giant 15m four-storey high mural of Red Rum on the gable end of a row of buildings on the corner of Scarisbrick Avenue and the Promenade.
Do you think students returning to school full-time on Tuesday, Aug. 3 is a good idea?
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Are you concerned about the delta variant of the coronavirus?
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Five weeks in, are you prepared for hurricane season?
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How inconvenient is it that only two public schools are offering grab-and-go meals for keiki this summer?
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Have you checked out the county rent/utility help program?
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As part of the workforce on Kaua‘i, are you back to work?
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What do you think about the county spending $90K to clean up parks after a year of using them for homeless camps?
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Should reacting to coastal erosion be a priority for Hawai‘i?
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Do you Kauai’s current infrastructure system is practical?
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What do you think should be highest priority for the County of Kaua‘i in fiscal year 2021-22?
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What do you think about the proposal for a missile radar system on Kaua‘i?
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Should schools reopen to in-person learning on March 22?
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What do you think of the draft Black Pot Master Plan?
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How do we save Kaua‘i’s small businesses?
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Southport's iconic Red Rum mural could finally enjoy its grand unveiling
A sensational four-storey mural of Red Rum in Southport could finally enjoy an official unveiling – a year after it was completed. The huge painting of the world’s greatest ever racehorse was completed on the end of a building on the corner of Scarisbrick Avenue and the Promenade in March last year. It was completed at the time when the first national Covid-19 lockdown was imposed by the Government, so never had the grand unveiling it deserved.
Who will win Super Bowl LV?
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Who should receive the first rollout of the coronavirus vaccine?
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Mural tributes to Ken Dodd unveiled in Liverpool
11/03/2020 - 12:58:00Back to World Home By Press Association Ken Dodd is continuing to spread happiness two years on from his death, with murals in his memory unveiled in his home city of Liverpool. The two paintings, by artist Paul Curtis, were unveiled on poster panels outside the Royal Court Theatre today, the two-year anniversary of his death.
New golf course possible on former cane land
Land stretching from Hanama’ulu Bay to Wailua Golf Course could be turned into another golf course by its new owner. The former Amfac sugar land, about 400 acres on the ocean side of Kuhio Highway, was recently purchased by Las Vegas resident Ernest Moody. His Kaua’i attorney said Moody is considering various alternatives for uses of the property.
Federal Agency Holding Conference in Kansas City on Homelessness
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The growing number of teens and young adults who are without a home in Missouri and three neighboring states will be the focus of a conference tomorrow in Kansas City. Nancy Thoma, with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, says the number of homeless youth in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska increased by 17-percent between 2015 and ’16. “In January 2016, we found 1,142 people under the age of 25 were homeless in our region,” Thoma says.
Video: Initial Ricin Letter Suspect Talks Of How Life Has Changed Since Mid April
CORINTH, MISS. (WCBI) – In mid April, 44 year old Kevin Curtis made national headlines when authorities said he was suspected of sending ricin laced letters to President Barack Obama, Senator Roger Wicker and Lee County Judge Sadie Holland. Less than a week later, the case against Curtis was dismissed. Curtis visited with WCBI’s Allie Martin at his home and tells how things have been since the events of April. In less than a month, life for Kevin Curtis has changed dramatically.
Fatal Prentiss County Wreck
Prentiss County, Mississippi (WCBI) – A man and woman riding a motorcycle were killed Wednesday afternoon in a head-on collision on the Natchez Trace Parkway in Prentiss County. Prentiss County Coroner Greg Sparks said the crash happened near mile marker 289 and the Pharr Mounds about 4 P.M. Sparks believes a truck drifted into the opposite lane of traffic and collided with the motorcycle. The names of the cyclists are not being released at this time. An autopsy will be performed in Jackson.
Video: Lee County Justice Court Judge Who Was Target Of Suspicious Letter Is Sequestered
TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) –It was Sunday evening when Steve Holland first heard about the suspicious sent to his mother, Lee County Justice Court Judge Sadie Holland. “She received a letter and opened her mail like she traditionally always does and the threatening letter and ricin was inside, she read the letter but turned it over to law enforcement authorities,” Holland said. Holland says his 80-year-old-mother, who also helps run the family’s funeral business, has shown no signs of illness.
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