Facebook Instagram RSS X Youtube
  • What’s On
  • Art Maps
  • News
  • Features
  • Opportunities
  • Directory
    • Artist A-Z
    • Venues A-Z
  • About
    • Contact
    • Submit Events
    • Submit Opportunities
    • Art in Liverpool Magazine
    • Newsletter
  • Artist/Organiser Login
Search
Artinliverpool Logo - Independent Arts & Culture Listings Site for Liverpool Region
Facebook
Instagram
Linkedin
Youtube
Artist/ Producer Log in
Artinliverpool Logo - Independent Arts & Culture Listings Site for Liverpool Region
  • What’s On
  • News
  • Features
  • Opportunities
  • Directory
    • Art Maps
    • Locations A-Z
    • Artist A-Z
  • About
    • Submit Events
    • Submit Opportunities
    • Contact
    • Art in Liverpool Magazine
    • Newsletter
    • Artist/Organiser Login

Features

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

Outsiders View by Henry Woodley at Unit 51

Review: Outsiders View: Photographs of Japan – Henry Woodley at Unit...

Liverpool Artists Network meeting, photo by Tony Knox

Review: Liverpool Artists Network

Paul Scott at the Walker

Review: Inspired by Liverpool’s Past by Paul Scott at Walker Art...

Why #writecritical?

Dazzle Ship Print (detail) at the Walker

Review: Dazzle Ship Prints at Walker Art Gallery

Automata at Hobo Kiosk

Review: Automata – Tristan Brady-Jacobs & Simon Venus at Hobo Kiosk

Artists Haleh Jamali and Jeff Young in K&N Greengrocers

Feature: Translating the Street – Interview with the Artists

Season’s Greetings and some notices from ArtinLiverpool

'Elite Controller 1.0' - TPA show 2015. Joe Cotgrave

Featured Artist: Joe Cotgrave

Lost Child by Maggie Hilditch - Superhuman 2015

Review: SUPERHUMAN – Artists examine the Christmas narrative at Unit 51

The Royal Standard / CBS

Review: A Royal Standard Christmas: GIN6 and TRSxCBS=XMAS

Dry Your Eyes Princess by Stephen King

Review: ‘Dry Your Eyes Princess’ at Museum of Liverpool

Featured Artist: Gabriella Warren-Smith

fact-follow-touchmysoul

Review: Follow at FACT

Paul O'Keeffe as John Ruskin

Review: Paul O’Keeffe – Ruskin on Turner

fact-touchmysoul

#TOUCHMYSOUL by LaBeouf, Rönkkö & Turner

bluecoat serving library

Review: The Serving Library at Bluecoat

All that glitters at Bluecoat Display Centre

Review: All That Glitters at Bluecoat Display Centre

Believing or Not at Tate Liverpool

REALITY at the Walker Proves Painting is Still Relevant

John Walter and his Pug Virus at Walker Art Gallery c. National Museums Liverpool

Featured Artist: John Walter

Matisse The Snail

Review: Matisse in Focus at Tate Liverpool

The Magic Band

The Magic Band play the music of Captain Beefheart, at The...

on-the-waterfront-1

Review: On The Waterfront at Merseyside Maritime Museum

diana dors

Review: Blonde Sinner: Diana Dors in the 1950s at The Gallery...

Detail of 'Too Expensive' by Claire Dorsett

Review: Claire Dorsett – ‘Too Expensive’ at A Small View

Paul Almasy Louvre Paris 1942

Review: Works To Know by Heart: An Imagined Museum at Tate...

Nathi Dlamini at the After Tears of Muntu Masombuka's funeral, 2013 (detail) Photograph: © Zanele Muholi

Review: Zanele Muholi: VUKANI/RISE at Open Eye

Andrew-Bick-OGVDS-GW-6-2014-acrylic-pencil-oil-paint-watercolour-and-wax-on-linen-on-wood-76-x-64-x-3.5-cm-courtesy-of-von-Bartha-and-the-artist

Featured Artist: Andrew Bick

Review: Starkers – Davy and Kristin McGuire at Williamson Art Gallery

Alien Sex Club. John Walter

Review: Alien Sex Club – John Walter at Camp & Furnace

Daily Sketcher

Interview with The (Still Anonymous) Daily Sketcher

War, Art and Surgery – Julia Midgley

Review: Julia Midgley – War, Art & Surgery at The Brindley

Review: Niamh O’Malley – Glasshouse at Bluecoat

Let Me Entertain You: Brendan Walker “Thrills” at FACT

Review: RE – Reanimate, Repair, Meld and Mend at Bluecoat Display...

Review: Old Woman on a Roof at Crown Building Studios

Industrial Mythology - Michael Lacey

Featured Artist: Michael Lacey

darkly demon 1

Review: Darkly Demon – Christine Enright at The Gallery Liverpool

editions Michael Lacey

Review: Michael Lacey – New Mythologies at Editions Ltd

1...212223...30Page 22 of 30

Advertisement Bluecoat Ad Banner

Contact us: info@artinliverpool.com

Facebook
Instagram
Linkedin
Youtube
Krystal Logo Proudly hosted by Krystal. 100% green-powered UK webhosting
✉️ NEWSLETTER
❤️ DONATE + SUBSCRIBE

Subscribe to Newsletter

Stay up-to-date with art news, exhibitions, jobs, and opportunities across Merseyside.

Support Art in Liverpool

We are an independent platform dedicated to promoting art and culture across Merseyside. Your support helps keep our listings and services free for everyone.

Support Art in Liverpool

We are a Community Interest Company (C.I.C.) dedicated to supporting independent arts and culture across Merseyside. Choose an option below to contribute:

Subscribe to Print

Get our monthly print issues delivered directly to your door.

📰 Subscribe to Monthly Print Issues

One-Off Donation

£5 £10 £25 Pay What You Like
×

Forgotten your password?

Art in Liverpool was established in 2004 to support artists and artist-led space, and has spent the last two decades seeking to share news and events on an equal platform for the biggest institutions and smallest start ups.

The new login function for the site allows two roles:

  • Create an artist profile.
  • Add up to five images, and audio visual links to embed video or sound content.
  • Link to your own website or social media.
  • Host your CV and Exhibition History.
  • Submit blog posts for the new Artist Blogs & News section.

No profiles, but your submissions will link to any live page dedicated to your gallery (for freelance producers, it will be easier to set up an artist profile – there is an artform box that allows you to assign Producer as your role).

  • Submit events directly once your account is approved.
  • Submit jobs & calls.
  • Share producer blogs and stories about your gallery / group.

This new feature is in addition to whole new website, and is very much is BETA. All entries will be live.

Cost: free. As with everything from Art in Liverpool, we’re here to support the art world. This doesn’t cost us anything, so it shouldn’t cost you anything.

Ownership: You, the artist or producer, own the rights to your work, and we will never sell any of your content. By uploading to www.artinliverpool.com you agree that Art in Liverpool C.I.C. can share your stories, but with the assurance that it will be given with full credit, and links to your own social media or websites if you have them.