International Slavery Museum: Oil boom, Delta burns: photographs by George Osodi
From April 2015 - Until Further Notice. Nigerian photographer George Osodi has spent more than six years documenting the injustices occurring in the Niger Delta, a region rich in natural resources and beauty.
International Slavery Museum: Broken lives: Slavery in modern India
From 26 June 2015 - 24 April 2016. Looking specifically at the modern slavery and human trafficking of Dalits in India. The word ‘Dalit’ means broken, crushed or oppressed.
Unsung – Liverpool’s Most Radical Son
7 November - 10 May 2015
10am to 5pm
Free
(Except Mondays & Sundays at Victoria Gallery and Museum)
Three displays to celebrate Rushton’s life; highlighting his...
The International Slavery Museum: Their Spirits – Laura Facey Artist Talk
19 July 2014
14.00
Free, all welcome
Laura Facey will be discussing the inspiration behind the exhibition.
Their Spirits showcases the work of internationally acclaimed Jamaican artist Laura Facey. The centrepiece of...
The International Slavery Museum: Their Spirits by Laura Facey
31 January - 7 September 2014
Free
Their Spirits showcases the work of internationally acclaimed Jamaican artist Laura Facey. The centrepiece of the exhibition is Facey’s spectacular installation, Their Spirits Gone Before Them. This...