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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/open-eye-gallery-l-a-city-throug
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SUMMARY:Open Eye Gallery: Open Eye Gallery: L- A City Through its People
DESCRIPTION:EXHIBITION: L— A CITY THROUGH ITS PEOPLE\n5 NOVEMBER - 13 DEC
 EMBER 2020\n\n\n\n\nDue to current government guidelines put in place to p
 revent the spread of Covid-19\, this exhibition will not immediately be op
 en to the public. A virtual reality version of the exhibition will be avai
 lable online shortly after the exhibition’s opening date. Sign up to ou
 r newsletter for updates.\n\nSEE OUR COVID-19 UPDATE FOR MORE INFORMATION
 .\n\nL— A City Through Its People brings together three distinct exhibi
 tions\, the combined archives of which cover a time period of Liverpool fr
 om the 1950s to the present day. Spanning evolutions in industry\, society
 \, and leisure at a time of rapid change and challenge\, they share uniq
 ue approaches and perspectives in telling a story about Liverpool\, its pe
 ople\, and the ideals that lend the city charm and a distinct personality.
 \n\n\n\nRED by Emma Case introduces us to the pride and glory of being pa
 rt of the Liverpool football family\, featuring portraits\, images\, inte
 rviews and original memorabilia donated by the football fans\, expressing 
 their generosity and spirit.\n\nScottie Press\, Britain’s longest runnin
 g community newspaper and champion of people’s voices\, displays an arch
 ive of original photographs donated by local residents or photographed by
  Scottie Press photographers. Scottie Press will celebrate its 50th annive
 rsary in February 2021\, and this display follows Liverpool through the ag
 es\, observing the city through the lens of visual activism and grassroots
  journalism.\n\nTell It Like It Is is a collaborative project between pho
 tographer Ian Clegg and writer Laura Robertson. The image-text relationshi
 p ruminates on the shifting nature of the city\, consisting of photographs
  that remained as negatives for forty years\, introducing a collaborative 
 perspective on the city from two Liverpool residents and creative practiti
 oners.\n\nThrough these archival projects\, we can see that the photograph
 s we choose to keep or share with others reveal the ideas that we value\, 
 celebrating the creativity and communities that are the beating heart of t
 he city.\n\nImages: Three lads on bikes\, Maud Street and Elaine Street\,
  L8 1979. Ian Clegg\, as part of Tell It Like It Is\n\nPeggy. Emma Case
 \, as part of RED\n\n\n
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