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Venues Archives

Williamson: Waterloo Lives: The Story Behind the Painting

Tate Liverpool: Liverpool Biennial Dazzle Ship

Liverpool Cathedral: South Liverpool Photographic Society Annual Exhibition

Brindley: Audrey Smith – A Restrospective

The Gallery At Bank Quay House: The Destruction of Anything Familiar

Museum of Liverpool: Poppies: Women and War

Editions Ltd: Art Merseywide 2015

Pyramid Parr Hall: My Subject is War

Warrington Pyramid: Pauline Rigby: Connections

Warrington Museum & Gallery: The Museum of Gaming Exhibition

Bluecoat: RESOURCE

The Royal Standard: On Coping: A Reading for Liverpool

Lark Lane Art Works: Sketching in the City

Bluecoat Display Centre: Slow Turning

Domino Gallery: Clive Kendall

LJMU Exhibition Research Centre: LIV-BCN 2015

Walker Art Gallery: REALITY: Modern and Contemporary British Painting

FACT: mobile phone movie making workshop

St George’s Hall: Ghosts in the American Dream

St George’s Hall: The Art of Frank Green

Metal: Film Station – Rear Window

Hazlehurst Studios and Gallery: Landmarks and Boundaries

Tate Liverpool: American Jazz Weekend

Corke Gallery: Edge of The Known World: New Landscapes from China...

Whitworth: M+ Sigg Collection: Chinese art from the 1970s to now

Rotunda and St. Luke’s Church: The Leaving

St George’s Hall: Antony Gormley and Tim Marlow in Conversation

Warrington Museum & Gallery: Paint Your Town

Williamson: Peter Philip Retrospective

Gostins Arcade: A Small View

West Kirby Library: Down The Rabbit Hole

The Royal Standard: Live! Jake Laffoley

International Slavery Museum: Broken lives: Slavery in modern India

Golden Square Coffee: Ou Toupos Exhibition

Open Eye Gallery: Louis Quail: Globalisation & Personalisation

The Casa: Marx in Soho

Williamson: Sylvia Hikins’s Cold Coastlines – Iceland, Norway

World Museum: Maya: the revelation of an endless time

the Bluecoat: Test Dept: DS30 Film Screening & Book Launch

Southport Contemporary Arts: Sculpture and drawings from Kathern Derelli

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