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1. 1. Street art comes in from cold

   CityLife, Friday 29 February 2008 "IN some ways, it's a bit like Prohibition in America - because they have banned street art, they have sent it underground. Even if they put the death sentence on street art, people would still do it," said Jon Winstanley, co-owner of Upper Space.

2. 2. Street art comes in from cold

   CityLife, Friday 29 February 2008 "IN some ways, it's a bit like Prohibition in America - because they have banned street art, they have sent it underground. Even if they put the death sentence on street art, people would still do it," said Jon Winstanley, co-owner of Upper Space.

3. 3. Street art comes in from cold

   CityLife, Friday 29 February 2008 "IN some ways, it's a bit like Prohibition in America - because they have banned street art, they have sent it underground. Even if they put the death sentence on street art, people would still do it," said Jon Winstanley, co-owner of Upper Space.

4. 4. The Lowry's summer season

   CityLife, Thursday 28 February 2008 THE Lowry's new summer programme features some of the very best live entertainment in the world.

5. 5. Bernhard to head rescued festival

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 February 2008 HAVING been saved from the Arts Council axe - at least for the time being - Queerupnorth will now go ahead as planned in May and has just announced some of its headline dates.

6. 6. Bernhard to head rescued festival

   CityLife, Friday 15 February 2008 HAVING been saved from the Arts Council axe - at least for the time being - Queerupnorth will now go ahead as planned in May and has just announced some of its headline dates.

7. 7. Keep the theatre open!

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 February 2008 SOMEof Britain's finest talent have grown up being influenced by them, but many of our local theatres are now  forced to close due to lack of funds and support.

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