The Reader Gallery: The Unforgotten Coat

April 3, 2014

4 – 19 April 2014

11.00 – 17.00 (closed Mondays and Bank Holidays)

Free entry

The brand new Reader Gallery opens in the Coach House, Calderstones Park, with an exciting local exhibition.

The Unforgotten Coat is an award-winning children’s book created by Frank Cottrell Boyce, Carl Hunter and Claire Heney to support The Reader Organisation. This exhibition features the stunning and atmospheric photography from the book, tranforming Liverpool into a version of Mongolia through the medium of polaroids.

The Reader Gallery, Calderstones Park

www.thereader.org.uk

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