Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
5 uk cities with cultural awards unit 21 year13
1. 5 UK cities with cultural
awards
UNIT 21 Capital of culture campaign
John Sandison
Year 13
2. Manchester cultural awards 2019
• These are all of the
winners of the
Manchester 2019 cultural
awards:
• Sarah Frankcom.
• Francis (Frank) Galvin.
• Caroline Clegg.
• The Monastery of St
Francis & Gorton Trust.
• Jim Battle.
• Kaylee Jenkinson.
• Michala Hulme.
• Circus House.
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3. What do you need to be entered into these
awards?
• To be entered in to one of these
awards, the candidate must compete
in one of
• heritage
• visual art
• music
• theatre
• performance
• dance
• film and broadcast media
• literature
• digital art
• photography or
• craft.
4. How the Manchester cultural awards helped
recreate the city of Manchester.
• Young person of the year of
the award (aged 13-25) is
helping to inspire a lot of
young Manchester people
which also gives people a look
in at Manchester from other
cities to be a creative, young
and inspiring city.
5. Why do we do cultural awards?
• Arts bringing each other together and helping understand each others
diversity. They bring out understanding within people.
• Art and culture help with forging a personal identity and showing you
creativity.
• Cultural awards provides socially and economically benefits. Brings
more publicity to the city and the people within it.
6. Cultural awards Reading 2018
• The Reading Cultural Awards
celebrate the best of Reading's
arts, culture and heritage as
nominated by members of the
public and the arts community.
There are 13 categories including
favourite Reading performance,
best venue, organisation of the
year, and new for 2020, Best School.
Fri 25th May
7. What did the city do to push the boundaries
and support the arts in reading?
• an art gallery on a moving double deck bus
• partnerships with the Arts & Heritage
Forum
• supporting arts events
• partnering with the Museum of English
Rural Life (The MERL) and Reading
Museum
• fun collaborative events with local school,
John Madejski Academy.
8. How do the awards help the city of reading?
• Reading UK executive director Nigel Horton-Baker said: “The Reading
Cultural Awards recognise individual and collective excellence in the arts,
culture and heritage and demonstrate the important role they play in
making Reading such a vibrant place. Source-
https://www.henleystandard.co.uk/news/reading-on-thames-
festival/122681/nominate-your-favourites-for-the-reading-cultural-
awards.html
9. Cultural awards Liverpool 2008
On 4th June 2003, Liverpool was
announced as the European Capital
of Culture for 2008. The
award represented an opportunity
for urban regeneration, as well as a
revival of the cultural, social and
economic image of the city. Liverpool
saw enormous advantages from the
win.
https://www.financedigest.com/liver
pool-european-capital-of-culture-
2008-2018.html
10. Events in Liverpool in 2008
• La machine September-May
2007-8
• The events of the robotic was
purposely set up to generate
publicity to the city of Liverpool
• This event helped Liverpool to
win the cultural awards in 2008
This is Liverpool’s ‘blimey’ moment for sure. I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many smiling faces.
~ Phil Hogan, The Observer, September 2008 ~
15. Liverpool sports
• Liverpool Football Club is a
professional football club in Liverpool,
England, that competes in the Premier
League, the top tier of English football.
Domestically, the club has won
nineteen League titles, seven FA Cups, a
record eight League Cups and fifteen FA
Community Shields. In international
competitions, the club has
won six European Cups, more than any
other English club, three UEFA Cups,
four UEFA Super Cups (also English
records) and one FIFA Club World cup.
The reason I am choosing to do sports in
Liverpool as it is the main sport and it is good
to bring people together as a culture and
shows diversity. Football is especially good to
write about in Liverpool as it is the most
popular sport and also home to one of the
worlds biggest football clubs.
17. Wat is the award going
to be?
My award is going to be club
of the year based in Knowsley,
Liverpool. The event will be
sports based. This award is
targeted at amateur or below
level football teams that play
in a weekend league in
Liverpool.
19. Award ceremony 2023
I would host an award ceremony at a date in
2023 to be able to present the player of the
year u21 award.
Cost
Food and drink- 250
Venue- 5000
Cameras and filming- 500
Trophy- 2000
Tables and chairs- 500
20. District
• The district I am basing my event
in is Knowsley. I have chosen this
area as I know it very well and
played some sports there as a
child my self.
