Lockdown Walking To Another Place
Lockdown Walking To Another Placewords and images: Lorraine Bacchus
One of the inherent qualities of Antony Gormley’s iron men...
Review: Remedial Phantasmagoria: Frances Disley’s ‘Pattern Buffer’ at The Bluecoat
Pattern Buffer is Frances Disley’s retort to the elitist, and somewhat traditional, conventions of beauty
Review: Jonathan Baldock, Facecrime at Bluecoat
Review: Jonathan Baldock, Facecrimeat Bluecoat until 21st June 2020
Words by Remy Greasley
There isn’t a...
Review: Frances Disley, Pattern Buffer – Bluecoat
Review: Frances Disley, Pattern Buffer
Bluecoat
Words & Images, Sophia Charuhas
What do we do to feel better about ourselves? In her installation, Pattern Buffer, Frances Disley...
Review: An English Ladies Wardrobe
Review: An English Ladies Wardrobe
The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, L3 8EL
Until 1st March 2020
Words and pictures by Col O’Kell
An Enthralling Glimpse of the Liverpool...
Review: Medical Mavericks; a Tate Exchange from Alder Hey Hospital & Twin Vision
Medical Mavericks: Alder Hey Hospital & Twin Vision
Tate Exchange, until 29th February 2020
Review, Sophia Charuhas
At the beginning of the 19th century, Liverpool had the highest...
Review: Secret Art of Survival: Creativity and Ingenuity of British Far East prisoners of...
Review: Secret Art of Survival: Creativity and Ingenuity of British Far East prisoners of war, 1942-1945
- Victoria Gallery & Museum
Words, Remy Greasley
Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore;...
Review From Kirkby With Love – Portraits Celebrating Local Communities by Philip Garrett
Review - From Kirkby With Love – Portraits Celebrating Local Communities by Philip Garrett
Words by Lorraine Bacchus
Photos by Sherriff
“Painting is more than just a...
Review: Visual Rights – Open Eye Gallery
Visual Rights, Open Eye Gallery - Corinne Silva’s Garden State rethinks territory. It’s a challenge to many things, but primarily to how we as individuals think about ownership.
Review: Away Day – Bath Society of Arts, at Edtions Ltd.
Bath Society of Arts - There was an enticing opportunity the other evening to talk to some printmakers about the many ways in which they achieve their images...
Review: John Moores Prize Winners, Walker Art Gallery
John Moores Prize Winners, The Walker Art Gallery - To commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of the competition...
Review: The View from the Top of a Pyramid – Jacqui Hallum at...
The View from the Top of a Pyramid – Jacqui Hallum
The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
12 October 2019 - 26 April 2020
Words and pictures by...
Review: Nisyros, Vivian’s Bed, Tate Liverpool
Nisyros, Vivian’s Bed, Tate Liverpool - The perfect antidote to grey Winter days has come to Liverpool from Guatemala in the form of Vivian Suter’s exuberant artworks
Review: Theaster Gates at Tate Liverpool
Review: Theaster Gates at Tate Liverpool - Theaster Gates retreated to the anonymity of Maine on the north-eastern coast of the United States for some much needed rest and relaxation
Review: LOOK Photo Biennial 2019
LOOK Photo Biennial
Various venues, until 22nd December 2019
Words, Carol Emmas
Images, courtesy of Open Eye Gallery
In the 1960s, American writer and critic Clement Greenberg said,...
Review: We The Youth – Tate Liverpool
We The Youth - Keith Haring's New York Nightlife
Words & Images, Michelle Pratt
Author and DJ Dave Haslam fluently guided an audience through a condensed...
Review: This Is What I Came Here to Do – The Tapestry
Review of “This Is What I Came Here To Do”, The Tapestry.
words and photos by Lorraine Bacchus
For this weekend only 12th & 13th October,...
Review: Nothing Dead Here – Dead Pigeon Gallery at 189 Oakfield Road
Review: Dead Pigeon Gallery, 189 Oakfield Road
by appointment until December
Words, Laura Brown
How do you deal with it when something bad happens where you live?...
Review: Drawing on Nature – Taki Katei’s Japan
Review: Drawing on Nature – Taki Katei’s Japan
Words, Col O’Kell
Pictures, Col O’Kell and courtesy of World Museum
You’ll draw plenty of pleasure from this excellent...
Review: Who Wants to Live Forever, Tate Exchange
Who Wants to Live Forever
Tate Exchange
Words, Sophia Charuhas
What if you could significantly contribute to groundbreaking scientific research for generations, but would not know about...
Review: Christian Furr, a Retrospective
Christian Furr, a Retrospective
Williamson Art Gallery & Museum
Words, Carol Emmas
Generally speaking with an artist there is a certain contemporary signature style attached to their work...
Review: Nahem Shoa: Black Presence, The Atkinson
Review of Nahem Shoa: Black Presence, The Atkinson, Southport.
Words by Lorraine Bacchus
It was something of a lilliputian experience walking into this exhibition – the...
Review: A Little Painting Show: Dead Pigeon Gallery
Review: A Little Painting Show: Dead Pigeon Gallery
at Dan Carden Constituency Office, Anfield
Words, Lorraine Bacchus
Photos, Josie Jenkins
The title and location of this exhibition is...
Review: Something Borrowed, Something New, VG&M
Review: Something Borrow, Something New
at Victoria Gallery & Museum until 19th October 2019
Words, Sophia Charuhas
When Salford-based artist Ian Irvine was asked to respond to...
Review: Westwood, at The Atkinson
Westwood
The Atkinson, Southport, 21 September 2019 – 28 March 2020
Words, Samantha Browne
“Westwood” at The Atkinson in Southport was two years in the planning and...
Review: Coast to Coast to Coast
Review of Coast to Coast to Coast, September 2019
Words: Lorraine Bacchus
Photos: Ron Davies
A recent event hosted by Open Eye Gallery was one of those...
Review: First Women, Anita Corbin at St George’s Hall
Review: First Women, Anita Corbin at St George's Hall
until 31st August
"Since the world began, men and women have held up the sky between them,...
Review: As Seen on Screen, Walker Art Gallery
As Seen on Screen – Walker Art Gallery
31 May – 18 August 2019
Words, Leyla Gurr
Images, Gareth Jones
Cinema, and the many adornments that come with...
Review: Shezad Dawood at Bluecoat
Shezad Dawood – Leviathan
Bluecoat
06 July – 13 October 2019
Words, Leyla Gurr
Images, Rob Battersby
I had only seen stills of Shezad Dawood's film series 'Leviathan' before...
Review: Rembrandt in Print, Lady Lever Art Gallery
The first thing I learn about Rembrandt in Print is that the artist’s full name is Rembrandt Harmenzoon Van Rinj. For some reason I...
Review: Keith Haring at Tate Liverpool
Keith Haring hasn’t ever had a solo show in the UK. Yet for some reason I feel a closeness to Haring that has been...
Review: Fearless Creatures, The Gallery
Review: Fearless Creatures
The Gallery, until July 7th
Words, Julia Johnson (Messy Lines)
Club kids, whether in photos, films or occasionally on the streets of London’s Soho,...
Review: Cross Pollination at The Atkinson
Review: Cross Pollination
The Atkinson, until March 2020
by Lorraine Bacchus
On one of the dreary, wet early June days I took myself off on the train...
Review: Rembrandt in Print
Rembrandt in Print
Lady Lever Art Gallery, Runs until 15 September 2019
Words, Moira Leonard
The first thing I learn about Rembrandt in Print is that the...
Review: Inspired by Alice, The Atkinson
Inspired by Alice
Gallery 3, The Atkinson, Southport, until 7th September 2019
Words, Samantha Browne
A pair of closed curtains mark the entrance to the Inspired by...
Review: Astronomy Photographer of the Year
Astronomy Photographer of the Year
World Museum
Words, Sophia Charuhas
Few sights are more awe-inspiring than the sight of a sky full of stars. The Royal Observatory...
Review: The Williamson Open, 2019
The Williamson Open has been happening in more or less the same format for over 90 years, but this was my first time so...
Review: Survey, Bluecoat – 12 years of Jerwood Visual Arts
Review: Survey, Bluecoat
12 years of Jerwood Visual Arts
Charting twelve years of Jerwood Visual Arts, Survey is a document of the changing creative industries.
In a...
Review: In Character, RIBA North
Review: In Character, RIBA North
Words, Lorraine Bacchus
One of the exhibitions currently on at RIBA North’s Albert Docks headquarters is a hybrid – a conceptual...
Review: 209 Women, Open Eye Gallery
As a toddler I loved pink, picking up anything in the shop, much to my Mums dismay, that was pink. As I got to...
