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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20260416
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20260518
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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/everyone-needs-food-atrium-exhib
 ition/
SUMMARY:Open Eye Gallery: Everyone Needs Food @ Atrium Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Launch: 16 April / 6–8pm / RSVP\n\nA collaborative exhibitio
 n by Liverpool photographer Jane MacNeil\, developed as part of the ‘Su
 pporting Households in Crisis’ research project funded by the NIHR Scho
 ol for Public Health Research\, led by Cat Jackson\, a Research Fellow at
  the University of Liverpool. The research examines how the Household Supp
 ort Fund\, a government scheme aimed at providing cost-of-living support\,
  is being used across four high-deprivation local authorities in Northwest
  England: Liverpool\, Blackpool\, Knowsley and Manchester.\n\nThis exhibit
 ion focuses on Liverpool\, informed by visits to food support services and
  interviews with residents\, local organisations\, and the council. The re
 search is ongoing\; the artwork is a social commentary illustrating some o
 f the current support available within communities\, by organisations rece
 iving Household Support Fund. This exhibition is intended to act as a conv
 ersation starter around food insecurity\, locally and nationally. Themes i
 nclude despair\, welfare support\, community resilience and lived experien
 ce\, with the exhibition intended to engage communities\, practitioners\, 
 and policymakers alike. Food for thought.\n\nJane MacNeil is a photograph
 er born and based in Liverpool. Photographing mostly on the streets of her
  home city\, she has exhibited across the UK and was a recipient of Open E
 ye Gallery’s 2023 Liverpool City Region Photo Award.  She’s a regular
  commissioned contributor to editorials and has been featured in The Wall 
 Street Journal\, Le Monde\, The Guardian and The Sunday Times.\n\nCat Jack
 son is a qualitative researcher at the University of Liverpool\, with a d
 iverse and unconventional career pathway into public health research. Her 
 research focuses on tackling health inequalities and food insecurity. Cat 
 is committed to making a positive change to public health\, by engaging wi
 th communities in creative ways to ensure lived experience shapes and info
 rms research.
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LOCATION:Open Eye Gallery\, Mann Island\, Liverpool Waterfront\, Liverpool\
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