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Review: Uncertain Data: a brief meditation at FACT
Uncertain Data:a brief meditation at FACT
So, you know how mindfulness is a way to force yourself to relax?...
Review: Space is The Place, Patric Rogers & Angelo Madonna at...
I said it last month and I’ll say it again – Convenience are making spaces for artists to do more, to try...
Review: Emily Speed: Flatland at Tate Liverpool
Emily Speed: Flatland at Tate LiverpoolWords, Lorraine Bacchus
During a conversation about the creative process, a poet friend of...
The Self and Text: The Importance of Language Within Confessional Artwork,...
Madeline Girling-Jones was awarded one of Art in Liverpool’s Publication Awards in partnership with Liverpool Hope University. This is a shortened version...
The Self and Text: The Importance of Language Within Confessional Artwork,...
Madeline Girling-Jones was awarded one of Art in Liverpool’s Publication Awards in partnership with Liverpool Hope University. You can read a shortened...
LGBTQIA+ inclusive ‘Genderland Festival’ embraces Liverpool
A two-week long festival of drag events, talking circles, cabaret and more kicks off this week!
Supported by Arts...
National Museums Liverpool announce Black History Month programme
National Museums Liverpool has announced a number of not-to-be-missed events taking place across its museums and galleries to mark Black History Month.
Highlights...
National Trust reopens Liverpool photographers’ 1950s ‘time capsule’ home and studio
After having to close its doors in March 2020 due to the pandemic, the National Trust is reopening one of Liverpool city...
Emily Fairchild, Private Press: An Exploration of Medieval Influence in the...
An Exploration of Medieval Influence in the Private Press Movement, by Emily FairchildEmily Fairchild was awarded one of Art in Liverpool’s Publication...
Review: Very Public Art
Very Public Art feels right. You know? Like a listening project rather than a show and tell. It feels local, and relevant...
Review: Challenging Histories, International Slavery Museum
International Slavery Museum’s new collection display shares a mass of artworks collected over the last four years.
Collections displays...
Review: Jon Edgley, On the Bright Side at Convenience Gallery
When you woke up today, did you see the positives ahead of you, or worry about the next step you had to...
Review: One Day at a Time Boys, Dead Pigeon Gallery
It doesn’t remotely matter if you’ve got formal training as an artist in order to be one. What matters is an open...
Art in Liverpool, issue #24 – Editorial
Collaboration is tough. It’s a revolving series of compromises, and requires mutual understanding, and the ability of all parties to listen to...
LGBTQIA+ inclusive ‘Genderland Festival’ coming to Liverpool
A two-week long festival of drag events, talking circles, cabaret and more is set to rock the city.
Supported by funding from...
Sumuyya Khader’s ‘Always Black Never Blue’ to show at the Bluecoat...
The Bluecoat is delighted to present Sumuyya Khader’s solo exhibition, Always Black Never Blue. Her work reflects on contemporary life in Liverpool,...
Transatlantic Slavery and Legacies in Museums Forum
A new national forum with a focus on Transatlantic Slavery and Legacies in Museums launched on 23rd August 2021, to coincide with...
Bob Marley statue to be unveiled in Liverpool for Positive Vibration...
Bob Marley statue to be unveiled in Liverpool
Positive Vibration Festival have commissioned a 7ft tall statue of cultural...
Nature-inspired creative workshops in the North West this Autumn
Writer and creative practitioner Bernadette McBride is offering a range of nature-inspired creative writing workshops, sound walks and day retreats this Autumn...