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Reviews

Review: Life on The Left at Corke Gallery

They Were My Landscape © Phoebe Kiely, 2015

Review: Open 2: Pieces of You at Open Eye Gallery

Review: Peter Cameron at Editions Ltd

Review: Double Act: Art and Comedy at Bluecoat

Review: ‘Without These Walls’ at Homebaked Anfield

Review: Threshold 2016 Exhibition at Lantern Theatre

Threshold 2016 at 24 Kitchen Street

Review: Threshold 2016 Exhibition at 24 Kitchen Street

Review: Threshold Exhibition at Baltic Social

Hillsborough Quilt by Linda Whitfield (Detail)

Review: Hillsborough Tributes at Museum of Liverpool

Review: Threshold Exhibition at Constellations

Threshold 2016 at Unit51

Review: Threshold Festival Exhibition at Unit51

Threshold at Funf - Pippa Eason

Review: Threshold Festival Exhibition – TPA x MUESLI at Funf

Road Studios

Review: Threshold Festival Exhibition at The Gallery Liverpool

The Mandolinas and Francis Bacon & Mars. Gwilym Hughes at Editions Ltd

Review: Gwilym Hughes & Fred Jones at Editions Ltd

unfold by Ryoichi Kurokawa, at FACT, 2016. Photo by Brian Slater

Review: unfold by Ryoichi Kurokawa at FACT

Straddling The Fence - LJMU Fine Art MA Interim Show at the Bridewell

Review: Straddling The Fence at The Bridewell

Emma Brown – What’s Holding Me Back?

Review: What’s Holding Me Back? By Emma Brown

Review: Reel Stories at Museum of Liverpool

Art Gym at Tate Liverpool

Review: Art Gym at Tate Liverpool

Translating the Street- Frank Cavanagh Shoe Repairs

Review: Translating The Street – Alternator Studios & Oxton Road Shops

SOUP Collective postcards at Roadworks

Review: Postcard Auction: Soup Collective at Roadworks

Review: Blind Date: (it’s all) Tropical at The Royal Standard

Ob_ject and Ob_serve at A Small View. Photo by Edgar Zanella

Review: Ob_ject and Ob_serve at A Small View

Clare Flinn at Editions Ltd

Review: Cityscape to Landscape: Clare Flinn at Editions Ltd

The Creative Process - film by Ryan Garry

Review: The Creative Process: A Film by Ryan Garry

dot art Gallery

Review: ‘Dear Liverpool’ Exhibition at dot-art

William Holman Hunt (1827–1910) Il Dolce Far Niente, 1859–66, retouched 1874–5

Review: Pre-Raphaelites: Beauty and Rebellion at The Walker Art Gallery

Review: Flat Death: Edgar Martins & Jordan Baseman at Open Eye

Yeah No I Know by Seize at Muesli

Review: Yeah No I Know by Seize at MUESLI, The Royal...

Bluecoat: Left Hand to Back of Head, Object Held Against Right Thigh

Review: Left Hand to Back of Head, Object Held Against Right...

Wendy Williams. 'Bound for your distant home'. paper installation

Review: Patterns in Poetry Exhibition at Unity Theatre

node 9

Review: Node 9 – LJMU MA Fine Art

Review: Shojo Manga at The Atkinson

Transformation: One Man’s Cross-dressing Wardrobe

Review: Transformation: One Man’s Cross Dressing Wardrobe at the Walker

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...

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

Lost Child by Maggie Hilditch - Superhuman 2015

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

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