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FEATURED SPACE:
Barewall Gallery.
Barewall is perhaps the leading selling art gallery in North Staffordshire, with a commitment to showing the finest authentic local art from as host of local names such as Rob Pointon, Wedgwood Steventon, Denise O'Sullivan and many more. Located in the heart of the Stoke-on-Trent town of Burslem, conveniently sited just behind the Town Hall and with car parking and bus stops opposite.
 Visit the website...
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THE CS INTERVIEW:
Richard Pekar.
Burslem-based Richard Pekar, founder of the North Staffordshire Hungarian Association, has made a film of his father's heroic escape from the horrors of socialism. In 1957 his father crawled through miles of frozen mud, barbed wire and land mines to escape. He eventually settled in Stoke-on-Trent. The Last Train to Budapest was made for �10,000, with a �6,000 National Lottery grant.
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:
Appetite:
An arts consortium from Stoke-on-Trent has received �3 million funding from the Arts Council. The three-year programme of events, branded as Appetite, is tasked with engaging with those who have not experienced the arts before.
Learn more about Appetite...
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EVENTS PREVIEW:
Forthcoming events.
Happening in Stoke and North Staffordshire:
British Ceramics Biennial 2017 is the city's ceramics festival, set to happen across the city from 23rd September - 12th November 2017. Full details about the programme will be announced in due course.
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POSITIVE NEWS from Stoke & North Staffordshire, noted elsewhere in the press & media:
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