 Liverpool Biennial - Touched
18 September - 28 November 2010Liverpool Biennial presents Touched, the International 10 exhibition as part of Liverpool Biennial 2010. Touched presents artworks that affect the viewer through addressing a total context (mind, body and place: relatedness in space and time); artworks whose investment and inscription in the particular and the personal affects the general and the social.
 The Oratory - Laura Belém The Temple of a Thousand Bells
19 August - 28 November 2010 Brazillian artist Laura Belém’s beautiful new installation at National Museums Liverpool’s Oratory in St. James Cemetery is composed of a thousand glass bells and a polyphonic sound track creating a 3-D effect. It is a new commission and trailblazer for Touched, Liverpool Biennial’s International 10 exhibition.
 Media Facades Europe Festival
27 August – October 3 2010FACT hosts first Media Facades Europe Festival in Liverpool. Sites including the FACT building, RopeWalks Square, BBC Big Screen and North Liverpool. Media Facades is a brand new a European-wide public realm festival connecting seven European cities: Berlin, Brussels, Helsinki, Budapest, Linz, Madrid and Liverpool.
 National Sculpture Prize Exhibition
14 August - 25 September 2010 The National Sculpture Prize 2010 is the second instalment of the Art Prize created by the Bluecoat Display Centre, to hunt out innovative new artists and makers in the field of Applied Arts. Following the success of our competition in 2008, this years edition of the competition has shortlisted six artists, whose work is new and exciting, experimental and that shows talent and fresh thinking.
 3345 Abstract Amigos - Derek Culley
1 - 19 September 2010
Exhibition of Prints by Mersyside based Irish artist, Derek Culley. One of a series of four exhibitions of prints by abstract artists. Other exhibitions featuring John Hoyland RA (CCA Galleries and Editions Liverpool), Terry Sullivan and David Lach. Part of the Independents Liverpool Biennial strand.
 'Fan Power?'
1 - 30 September 2010A photographic exhibition in Liverpool celebrating the role of the football fan in the 21st Century. This September, journalist Stephanie Power, will be exhibiting a selection of her work examining the 21st century face of football and its relationship to the traditional football fan.
 Unity Theatre - 30 Years Present
7 September - 2 October 2009A celebration of 30 years of unitytheatre in Hope Place featuring work by over 30 artists.
 The Artist Teacher MA 2-3 September 2010
Private View: Thursday 2 September 2010, 18.00 - 20.00 The Artist Teacher M A is a Fine Art M A course which is designed to fit around the demands of a teaching position. This is a part-time programme which takes place one evening a week and occasional weekends over a two-year period. This exhibition features the work of both year one and two of the M A which will include three live performances.
 "Larger Than Life" Exhibition by Bev Evans
9 August - 17 September 2010
dot-art.com Presents: "Larger Than Life" Exhibition by Bev Evans. Liverpool based photographer Bev has created a series of ten works for this summer exhibition at dot-art. Five depict details from the natural world and five highlight the beauty of man made objects, but all celebrate the hidden and unnoticed minutia of everyday life.
 'Coast and Land' textile art by Elaine Adams
1 - 30 September 2010
Private View: Thursday 9 September 2010, 19.30 - 21.30 Elaine Adams' work is inspired by organic forms in the natural world with an emphasis on coastal and landscape areas. She is particularly inspired by the natural flow of water and the constantly changing light and its impact on the landscape.
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Artwork of the Week 2010-35
 Astrid Kirchherr - A retrospective
25 August - 29 January 2011
Astrid Kirchherr is best known for her photographs of the Beatles during the early Hamburg days and for her association with the Beatles’ original bass player, Stuart Sutcliffe.
 The Elevator Artists collective28 August - 10 September 2010Art Exhibition by the Elevator Artists collective. Richard Ashworth, Vincent Lavell, Steve Best, Chekhuo Leung, Jacqueline McKenzie, Freida McKitrick, Peter Cameron, Bill Embery, Charlie Frais, Kim Harley, Ken Bullock, Frank Moore, Steve Strode, Lindsey Moran, Emma Newman, Emma Sumner, Marianna Whitehorn, Daniel John, Dave Garnett
 The Nerve Centre
14 August - 11 September 2010 4 weeks of explosive art, film, discussion, music and poetry raising the issues that other groups do not have the nerve to raise. Listening to music & poetry, view films & exhibition of artwork from Nerve, discuss with Philosophy in Pubs. Part of Shops Up Front.
 An exhibition by Paula Tasker-Lynch
27 August - 15 September 2010An exhibition of work by Paula Tasker-Lynch. Venue details
 Captured Moments Of Life & Spirituality24 August – 4 September 2010This joint Corke Gallery and SOLA Arts exhibition celebrates cultural diversity and highlights social issues across three continents. The selected paintings, mixed media, photographs and film aim to inspire and inform with challenging themes and striking and colourful images.
 The Borderland collective
1 - 5 September 2010The Borderland collective is comprised of recent graduates – hence the title – who are just beginning to exhibit their highly resolved practises in the public sector. Artworks will include paintings, sculptural objects and installations in a wide variety that represents the diverse and imaginative practices of five graduate artists.
 Arabicity: Such A Near East2 July - 5 September 2010The opening of Arabicity coincides with the Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival, a 10 day celebration of Arabic Arts and Culture. The exhibition curated by Rose Issa, Arabicity (runs until 5 September) introduces six contemporary artists, Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Chant Avedissian, Ayman Baalbaki, Fathi Hassan and Raeda Saadeh, all from the Arab World who explore their cultural heritage from unique perspectives.
 Taming Smoke by Amanda Griffiths
4 - 29 September 2010
Private View: Friday 3 September 2010 18.00 - 20.00A collection of smoke fired ceramics with drawings, paintings and photographs to show the underlying creative practice.
 Come Together 2010
24 August - 3 September 2010An annual open exhibition where local artists and some from further afield celebrate the Beatles and their music in various art forms. Opening Hours—12 am to 5 pm every day plus the bank holiday weekend—Saturday/Sunday/ Monday 28th, 29th and 30th August.
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