Venues Archives

Domino – Virgin Mother Whats Her Face

Open Eye – Talk by Nancy Davenport

Walker – The Botanic Garden

A Foundation – Manuel Vason

New Slaughterhouse – Invisible Lives

Eggspace – Continuous Lines

Arena – Drawn Here

Gostins – Realms and Realities

the Bluecoat – Biennial ‘Made Up’

C.U.C. – Liverpool International Artists. ENDS 15 Nov

the Bluecoat – The Print Studio

C.U.C. – Five Nordic Women Artists

Lark Lane Atelier – Winter ART Show

Liverpool University – Events for October 08

Eight Days a Week – Ulrike Oeter

Bridewell – Christmas Presence

C.U.C. – Fellow Travellers

Tate – Biennial ‘Made Up’

Almiro – Alan Cornwell: Football Legends

C.U.C. – Vue Sur Quebec

Bluecoat Display Centre – New Blood

C.U.C. – Tom of Finland Restrospective

Bluecoat Display Centre – Drawing in Gold

C.U.C. – And Then He Was A She

Static – Ssamzie Store

View Two – Kisses for Shanghai

C.U.C. – Emma Tooth: Concilium Plebis

View Two – A Small Cinema

FACT – Biennial ‘Made Up’

View Two – Kisses for Shanghai

Royal Standard – Navigator

Royal Standard – Mr Democracy

Editions – Paradise Project

Ceri Hand – Mel Brimfield

View Two – From a Distance – At Close Range

St George’s Hall – In Their Lives

Liverpool Cathedral – Ringing Banners

Edge Hill – Horse Power

New Slaughterhouse – Ebony Andrews

New Slaughterhouse – Ebony Andrews

1...808182...88 Page 81 of 88

❤️ DONATE + SUBSCRIBE

×

1) I am signing up as an:

Artist Organiser or Producer

First Name

Last Name

3) Email

4) Password (min. 6 characters)

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.