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Features

Interviews, Reviews, Photo Diaries and original work from artists and galleries around Merseyside and the Liverpool City Region.

Review: Threshold Festival of Music and Arts – Darkness & Light

Review: Liverpool Print Fair 2017

Review: Next Stop New York, The Florrie

Featured Artist: Craig Easton

Preview: Milapfest, for Sgt Pepper at 50

Featured Artist: Nina Edge, Nothing Welsh Streets

Review: The Transglobal Art of Mark Wigan

Review: Ellsworth Kelly in Focus

In Pictures: Encounters: Liverpool Biennial at Bury Art Museum

In Pictures: Threshold Festival 2017

Review: Thatcher May Trump Farage, Lord & Slater

Preview: Fixing a Hole: Judy Chicago & Tate Liverpool for ‘Sgt...

Review: Transparency, Walker Art Gallery

Featured Artist: Marcus Dyer and Pilar Cortés for Threshold Festival

Featured Artist: John Elcock for Threshold Festival

Photos on the Fringe at LOOK/17

Review: Beyond Dredd & Watchmen: the Art of John Higgins

Review: Neist, Zap Graffiti

Review: Stalwarts, Bluecoat Display Centre

Review: How much of this is Fiction?

Review: Liverpool Biennial Touring Programme, Marvin Gaye Chetwynd

Review: WHITEOUT, Barrowlands Ballet. LEAP Dance Festival 2017

Preview: The British Music Experience

Review: COAL, Gary Clarke Company, LEAP Dance Festival 2017

Baltic Clay, Scouse in a Bowl, © Andrew Sherriff Photo

Review: Scouse in a bowl – is good for the soul

Storm Doris – she huffed, she puffed and she blew our...

How can Liverpool’s next generation get a job in the city’s...

Liverpool Biennial 2018: Beautiful world, where are you (working title)

Featured Artists: Baltic Clay

Liverpool Biennial 2016 Evaluation, unpicked

Review: Pirates, Pants and Wellyphants

Victorian Treasures, Walker Art Gallery 2017. © Dave Jones

Review: Victorian Treasures at Walker Art Gallery

Review: Public View at Bluecoat: Why it Matters

Review: Public View at Bluecoat: A Love Letter

In Pictures: Bluecoat, Public View: 106 Artists from 50 Years

From elitism to engaging, how the art industry is evolving in...

Review: Art at the Heart of Bluecoat

Review: The Royal Standard & Northern Lights: Liverpool’s newest creative destination

Review: Fresh Perspectives – Art from Wirral Schools

Liverpool Chinese New Year 2017, Preview

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