Born Again: A new life for everyday objects

The Royal Standard: Born Again: A new life for everyday objects

Born Again: A new life for everyday objects

Date: 27.3.26 - 2.4.26
Time: 12:00 - 17:00
Location: The Royal Standard, Northern Lights, Cains Brewery Village, Grafton Street, Liverpool, L8 5SD

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Born Again: A new life for everyday objects

SCULPTURES by JOHN QUINN

27th March to 2nd April, 12 – 5 pm

TRS Gallery

Royal Standard

Cains Brewery Village

5 Mann Street

Liverpool L8 5AF

Special Viewing with refreshments: Saturday, 28th March, 12 – 5 pm

After an Art PhD: Diasporic Dialogues

After an Art PhD: Diasporic Dialogues

25.3.26

18:00 - 20:00

John Lennon Art and Design Building

BA2 Fine Art Painting Exhibition

BA2 Fine Art Painting Exhibition

26.3.26 - 27.3.26

16:00 - 20:00

Beechams Gallery

Double Agents: Play and Performance in Digital Worlds

Double Agents: Play and Performance in Digital Worlds

26.3.26

17:30 - 19:30

FACT

Branching Out Easter family activities

Branching Out Easter family activities

28.3.26 - 12.4.26

All Day

RIBA North

Tate Liverpool: Branching Out Easter family activities

Tate Liverpool: Branching Out Easter family activities

28.3.26 - 12.4.26

00:00

RIBA North

(contemporary) phantasmagoria 3: Paint-Thing

(contemporary) phantasmagoria 3: Paint-Thing

28.3.26 - 12.5.26

09:00 - 17:00

Cornerstone

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