 New Radicals: From Sickert to Freud
10 July - 20 September 2009'New Radicals: From Sickert to Freud' focuses on the Walker Art Gallery’s impressive collection of early 20th century British masterpieces.
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 FIS 09
10 July - 23 August 2009
The title FIS meaning "Vision" allows an open approach to the personal vision of the artist. The chosen artists all adopt a sensitive approach to their work. The majority of the aritsts are living in rural communities which creates an atmosphere of quiet contemplation. While three of the artists Una Sealy and David Quinn and Emma Berkery live in urban environments they each approach their subject matter from an outside perspective.
 Daniel Pasteiner
3 July – 15 August 2009
Daniel Pasteiner's first major solo show in the UK, which opens the series of exhibitions examining contemporary sculpture through single presentations of UK-based artists at A Foundation, Liverpool.
 Trip Through My Window
10 - 25 July 2009
New works by Anna Ketskemety. Often using personal photography and her early background in architecture as a reference point, Ketskemety’s work explores the relationships between the flat surface and her constructs by employing painting as an exploratory method that calls into question the distinction between the painting and the object.
 WHISTLER: The Gentle Art of Making Etchings
3 July – 20 September 2009A fascinating exhibition gives remarkable insights into the etchings of American artist James McNeill Whistler, one of the greatest exponents of the art form. The exhibition features about 50 exquisite works drawn from the University of Glasgow’s world-famous Whistler collection.
 Four Corners 09 at the Bluecoat
From Wednesday, 22 July 2009 to Wednesday, 29 July 2009 | 10:00am - 6:00pm - Free
As part of Four Corners 09, hundreds of people in Liverpool’s five neighbourhoods have been exploring the question ‘What makes a neighbourhood?’.
Within the theme of Liverpool’s Year of the Environment, they created arts projects with cultural organisations Arts in Regeneration, the Bluecoat, Encounters, ICDC, and Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse
 Red Dot Exhibition
Until 4 September 2009Three artists from Liverpool-based artist collective Red Dot are showing their work in an exhibition at the 08 Place, Liverpool's Visitor Information Centre. The show includes abstract photography by Colin Serjent, acrylic paintings by Jane Fairhurst and abstract expressionist paintings by Jon Nash.
 Cecil Beaton: Portraits26 June – 31 August 2009 A stunning exhibition of nearly 50 portraits by Cecil Beaton, one of the most famous photographers of the 20th century, captures the glamour and excitement of some of the world’s greatest celebrities.
 Bernie Lubell - A Theory of Entanglement
19 June – 6 September 2009
FACT will unveil a major new commission by Lubell and bring together a series of his low-tech, lo-fi sculptures, powered entirely by the audience. Visitors will become part of the exhibition as they work together to animate the large-scale wooden mechanisms, creating a theatre for themselves and one another. See also Events.
 The End of the Line: Attitudes in Drawing
22 May - 19 July 2009
The End of the Line: Attitudes to Drawing is a Hayward Touring exhibition exploring and celebrating fresh approaches to drawing in contemporary art. The exhibition is organised in collaboration with the Bluecoat, Liverpool and Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art and in association with The Drawing Room, London.
 Jake and Dinos Chapman: My Giant Colouring Book
4 July - 1 August 2009
A Hayward Touring Exhibition of etchings by Jake and Dinos Chapman. The Chapman brothers first came to prominence as part of the YBA (young British artists) movement of the 1990s. They featured in the Royal Academy’s seminal 1997 exhibition ‘Sensation’, showing a sculptural version of Goya’s disasters of war. They returned to Goya’s work in 2003 when they caused outrage for painting their own ghoulish imagery over an original set of etchings.
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Podcast for the Week 8 July
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Artwork of the Week 2009-26
 Henny Acloque: A Dressing 3 July – 8 August 2009 Ceri Hand Gallery is delighted to announce Henny Acloque’s first solo show in the UK. London based Acloque’s new series of narrative paintings reference old masters such as Bosch, Bruegel and Dürer and explore the fragility of life and the self.
 Watercolours of Liverpool by Keith F Smith
10 July - 29 August 2009
An exhibition of Watercolours of Liverpool by Keith F Smith. The exhibition includes new paintings of traditional and modern architecture in the city.
 The Magnificent Seven
9 - 31 July 2009
Private View - Friday 17 July 18.00 - 20.00
An exhibition of new prints by seven Liverpool-based illustrators, including etchings, drypoints and screen prints made whilst in residence at the Bluecoat earlier this year.
 Robot Paints For You
2 - 4 & 9 -11 July 2009 (EXTENDED)
Artists Wayne Hill & James Diable present Optimus Wayne, an Art Robot that you can control via pressure pads.
 Colour Chart: Reinventing Colour, 1950 to Today
29 May – 13 September 2009At a time of unprecedented interest in the role of colour in graphic design, fashion and interior design, Tate Liverpool will be presenting Colour Chart: Reinventing Colour, 1950 to Today. The exhibition looks at the moment in twentieth-century art, when a group of artists began to perceive colour as 'readymade' rather than as scientific or expressive.
 See Art – James Lavott
6 July 2009 onwards at Optimark. Bold Street After the success of 2008's “See Art” series at Optimark, dot-art is delighted to return to the venue with an exciting exhibition of work by Warrington based artist James Lavott, running throughout the summer.
 Rachel Jones Photography Exhibition
6 July - 28 August 2009
From July to the end of August, a selection of photographic work by Rachel Jones will be on display in the Cafe at Blackburne House.
 Diverse City
11 July 2009 - 6 September 2009
Figures from the worlds of arts, sport and business will sit alongside refugees and the homeless in a photography exhibition. Diverse City, looks at Liverpool through the eyes of its migrants.
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