Central Station

P.S. I LOVE YOU is a multi-disciplinary week long programme of events dedicated to the exploration and celebration of the legacy of The Beatles, at Bradford Playhouse 27th April to 1st May 2010. P.S. I LOVE YOU is curated by artist filmmaker, curator and self-confessed Beatles anarok Jean McEwan.

COPYCOLLECT is a new publication put together at Welcome Home, we are looking for contributors to join us for an afternoon of drawing and the creation of a small exhibition prior to putting the issue together.

Photography Exhibition & Charity Auction in Firebird bar/restaurant. Profits go to the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice.

Initiated by the Govanhill Baths Trust, Southside Studios and Govanhill residents, the steering group invite proposals for a range of activities that explore the theme of the street and its use as a conduit, meeting place, home and garden. Proposals might include submissions for temporary artworks, performances, screenings, talks or events, for example. All media welcome.

Get involved with 'Something To Do' issue #1 online project! Alongside each paper issue is an online project which takes place on flickr.

4iP is teaming up with Facebook to offer two individuals or companies up to £100,000 each to create Facebook apps, websites, tools, services or mobile products which people can use to understand how Britain really works - or doesn’t.

DigiCult seeks trainee editors to work with the DigiCult teams to cut trailers of the Scottish Digital Shorts 2009 projects.

We would like to invite all Central Station members to submit images of their heroes, drawing from personal art practice, for the chance of a prestigious screening of their hero alongside one of ours, Konx-om-pax, whose DJ set, highlighting heroism will draw the filmic frenzy to a satisfying close in the CCA cafe.

Glasgow Film Festival (18-28 February 2010) are seeking two or three official filmmakers/artists to cover the film festival in an alternative way.

"Reproductions" is a work for solo male dancer with live experimental music. Partly based on Magritte’s painting, "La reproduction interdite", the performance combines dance, music, video projection and live electronics.