Culture Diary w/c 06-08-12
Monday – Shooters in the Pub 6.30pm @ FACT It’s not too difficult to find a networking event in Liverpool that’s a good fit. Entrepreneurial, creative, they’re out there (we can recommend a...
PÄRK @ Camp and Furnace
PÄRK at Camp and Furnace looks to set a new standard for long weekends in the city… There’s a great pleasure in being the bearer of good news, and so it’s with, erm,...
Brazil – Previewed
Nik Glover deconstructs Terry Gilliam’s dystopic bureaucratic nightmare, Brazil… On the surface, Terry Gilliam’s Brazil (1985) has nothing whatsoever to do with its new world economic powerhouse namesake, which perhaps makes it an odd choice to be...
Film Podcast #2: Margaret and the Toronto International Film Festival
This week, DW Mault reviews Kenneth Lonergan’s Margaret, and discusses the Toronto International Film Festival announcements. Hosted by director and cineaste DW Mault, with special guests Adam Baird and Laura Brown. Wednesday 1...
Explore CAVE Art Fair
This September, Liverpool Biennial won’t be the only art organisation to grab the city and give it a creative shake. The very first CAVE Art Fair will be hitting the scene in a...
Culture Diary w/c 30-07-12
Wednesday – Digital Innovation: What is it? 6.30pm @ FACT FREE (booking required) What is digital innovation and what role does it have in influencing and affecting the capital and cultural economy? This Wednesday evening,...
Field Trip #11: Indie Tracks Festival
Paul Forster reports from Indie Tracks Festival, and asks: ‘is this the last bastion of indie-pop?’ If indie-pop is the last bastion, then Indie Tracks, the festival located in the Derbyshire countryside, is...
Playlist #18: skip, skip, play…
Marc Hall invites us on a journey to listen to the comforting classics and (not so) secret shames on his iPod… As ever my faithful iPod will be loaded with 16 GB of...
Biennial 2012: Rhys Chatham, A Crimson Grail
Liverpool Biennial 2012 begins in September, but news of the launch party programme means we’re excited already… On any given Biennial year, people’s expectations are piqued afresh, their appetites for the UK’s largest...