HLC Gallery: ‘Regeneration’

HLC Gallery Archive

April 21, 2013

Until 31 May

The HLC Gallery is currently hosting the work of five visual artists: Patrick Higgins, Jane Greer, Lisa Temple-Cox, Jane Hughes, and Martin ‘Angel’ Nealon, and also newly rearranged display cabinets of contemporary craft from Liverpool’s own Bluecoat Display Centre.

The exhibition is based loosely around the theme of regeneration. The works exhibited display various interpretations of this theme through visions of the Liverpool’s architecture, the human body and found objects. The mediums used range between photography, sculpture and painting.

Below are links to each artist’s homepage and also to the Bluecoat Display Centre:

http://www.patrickmhigginsphotography.co.uk/

http://www.janegreer.com/janegreer.com/www.janegreer.com.html

http://www.lisatemple-cox.co.uk/

http://www.jehart.net/CV.html

http://www.badangel.artweb.com

http://www.bluecoatdisplaycentre.com/

The exhibition is free and the building is open from 8.00 – 17.00, Monday through Friday and can be viewed at:

8-12 Abercromby Square, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, L69 7WZ

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