More than a coffee shop
Intrigued by the quality of their exhibitions and gigs, we head to Bold Street Coffee to get the lowdown… Ask any discerning Liverpool-dweller about their favourite hang-out, and Bold Street Coffee is bound...
Film Podcast #1: Detachment and 360
In our inaugural film podcast, DW Mault reviews Tony Kaye’s Detachment, starring Adrien Brody, and City of God director Fernando Meirelles’ new film, 360. Hosted by director and cineaste DW Mault, with special...
Alif Ensemble – Reviewed
Premiering in Liverpool ahead of the BT River of Music Festival, Alif Ensemble proved themselves nothing less than revelatory… Humility, nerves and excitement. This is how the evening begins for the Alif Ensemble,...
Dark Knight Rising…
This Friday sees the release of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises. To get in the mood, FACT screen the first two of the trilogy tomorrow… In 1939, a new character referred to...
Niet Normaal: Difference of Display – Reviewed
Amy Jones reviews Niet Normaal: Difference on Display, an exhibition provoking the question: ‘What is normal anyway?’ Last Thursday DaDaFest 2012 launched and with it a thought-provoking new exhibition at the Bluecoat; Niet...
Emperor X @ Bold Street Coffee – Reviewed
Bold Street Coffee hosted an evening of discovery and fraternity last week rounded off nicely by Emperor X… In a recent interview, Chad Matheny insisted that the moniker he has performed under...
The Big Interview: Imogen Stidworthy
Amy Jones spoke to Imogen Stidworthy, currently exhibiting in Niet Normaal: Difference on Display, at the Bluecoat as part of DaDaFest… Liverpool-based artist Imogen Stidworthy works largely with video and sound installations, often...
Culture Diary w/c 16-07-12
Monday – ‘All together now…’ 1pm – 4pm @ the Museum of Liverpool FREE In recognition of the 50th anniversary of the release of the first Beatles single, fab four related events will...
1972 Olympic posters go on display
Jaded by the already overwhelming pre-Olympics coverage on TV? Get down to the Walker where a very special run of prints tell their own story of the social impact of the games… Try...