Typical Kate Bush fans

Typical Kate Bush fans

Demographics Male, aged between 40 and 59, most commonly lives in the Midlands. Most likely professions are in IT, engineering and transport and logistics. Slightly leans to the right politically.
Lifestyle Likes Indian and Thai food, going to museums and galleries, watching live music and reading non-fiction. Favourite sports include track cycling, Formula One and motorcycling. Other interests include politics, science, international affairs and the radio. Most popular pet is a cat.
Personality See themselves as ethical, subversive, idiosyncratic but sometimes cantankerous and taciturn.
Brands Shops at Next, New Look, Dorothy Perkins, Zara and buys food from the Co-op. Banks with the Co-op, Blue Harbour is a favourite clothing brand, and the most likely car is a Suzuki.
Entertainment Favourite films include Brazil, The Mission and The Legend of Hercules. Favourite TV shows include Doctor Who, Twin Peaks and Spitting Image. Favourite music, as well as Kate Bush, includes the Eurythmics, Depeche Mode and Roxy Music.
Online Top Facebook pages are Kate Bush, David Bowie and Pink Floyd, while fans follow Mark Gatiss, Lauren Laverne, Bill Bailey and John Prescott on Twitter.
Media Spends 16-20 hours online a week, reads the Guardian, Private Eye, PC Pro, New Scientist and Viz. Likes watching the news on TV, as well as Family Guy and Pointless.

Art Project

The exhibition of contemporary art from Ukraine titled Through Maidan and Beyond is opening on 17 November at MuseumsQuartier Wien, as a part of Vienna Art Week 2014.

Through Maidan and Beyond includes works by artists from Ukraine, who respond to the events unfolding in the country, study the circumstances preceding the change, and envision a new society. The project aims to show the Kyiv contemporary art scene to a European audience.

"The project develops a fresh view on the importance of European values during the Ukrainian protests by constructing ties between the Ukrainian and European cultural scenes," commented Marc-Milo Lube, the co-initiator of the exhibition."Through Maidan and Beyond is a view at the contemporary art scene of Kyiv. It's not just the artists who were born in Kyiv or live there, but those who create the cultural identity of the city. We belive that EU integration process strats with culture, and then comes to political or economical issues," says Alexei Chernyshov, the founder of Kyiv Vision Foundation. (...)

The viewers get access to a multitude of first-hand experiences of the Ukrainian events, and to a variety of views on them. All the stories have a human dimension. Also, the general line of the show reveals individual and collective values that the European public may find familiar and recognizable. The exhibition is accompanied by a programme of discussions and artist talks.

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