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Venues Archives

Collage Collectables: Remembrance-Jeff Williams

Editions: 31 years Thirty one prints

The Vitreum: Liverpool Printmakers

Wolstenholme: Young Pines Presents No Vacancy

The Bluecoat: If Only…! Ding! Ding! Round 4

Bank Quay House Gallery: Free Arts in the Olympics Lecture

Fact: Robots and Avatars

The Bluecoat: Art:Connect Liverpool

Dot art: Sea – A Collection of Work by Andrew Lewis

Bluecoat Display Centre: Julie Arkell Solo

The Port of Liverpool Building: International Womens Day Exhibition

View Two Gallery: An Exhibition by Maggie Valerio

Lost Properties: Events Listing

The Cornerstone: Student Auction

Staaks: Back to Collage – Elaine Hughes

Wolstenhome: Fixation Closing Party

The Bluecoat: Reactor micro-projects (part of The Royal Standard Dialogues programme)

Royal Standard: Artist Talk by Oliver Braid

The Bluecoat: Open Studios

Home Café Woodside Ferry Terminal: Making Waves

Arena: Acetate Steps

Tate: Curator Tour of Charline von Heyl

FACT: Cracking the Curatorial

The Bluecoat Liverpool

The Bluecoat: Topophobia

Corke Gallery: Lisa Cole Kronenburg

The Home Quarter: Hub Artists

Penny Lane Gallery: Horace Panter – Robots, Saints and (Extra) Ordinary...

FACT:The a.P.A.t.T. Orchestra presents Musical Settings Part 4: Beyond the Physical

Exhibition at Open Eye Gallery

Open Eye Gallery: Richard Simpkin and Simone Lueck: Richard & Famous

Unity Theatre: Influence of the doll by Collette Rothnie

LJMU: The Basement Project

Pagoda Arts: The First Touch of Chinese Ink Painting

Walker Art Gallery :The Living and the Dead, John Kirby

TATE: Charline von Heyl

TATE: Artists Rooms Martin Creed

63 Renshaw St: Lost Property

The Royal Standard: My Five New Friends

The Bluecoat: The Proof Principle

The Gallery Liverpool: Blueprint

Wolstenholme: Fixation

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