My Problem With Photography
The city is awash with photography celebration LOOK/13, but C James Fagan is reluctant to join in… It’s difficult to pinpoint and I’m not entirely sure if I do have a problem, but...
Can You Hear Me? I Can See You!
What was that about olds dogs and new tricks? Stephanie Kehoe finds an exhibition at FACT turning the old saying on its head… Technology is an increasingly pervasive aspect of our world; an...
Liverpool, Unfinished – Reviewed
Kayleigh Davies peers into the darkness of the slideshow at Drop the Dumbells and discovers one of her picks of Look/13… Despite the small, unfinished-looking surroundings at Drop the Dumbells, Rob Bremner’s portraits...
Culture Diary w/c 19-05-13
Monday – How To Dress Well 8pm @ Leaf £9 The first thing you notice about How To Dress Well, the project of singer/producer Tom Krell, is that astounding falsetto vocal. That soon enough...
The Difference Between the Blogger and the Art Critic
The latest in his series on modern criticism sees Darren Murphy cast his eye over the ongoing debate around the blogger and the critic… Last week in The Art Writer’s Responsibility to Readability, I...
Memory Lame: A Proper Light Night Afterparty
An after-hours celebration of Liverpool’s cultural offering, we can’t think of a better way to round off Light Night than with a carefully curated afterparty… It’s another big night in the cultural calendar...
LOOK/13: Who Do You Think You Are?
Ahead of the launch of international photography festival LOOK/13, Stephanie Kehoe picks her best of the fest… From Friday 17th May, Liverpool will call itself home to the international photography festival, LOOK/13. Spread...
Light Night 2013: Our Picks
A host of Liverpool’s galleries open late Friday evening, which can mean only one thing: Light Night! With an embarrassment of riches, this year’s after-hours arts and cultural festival could prove difficult to...
Pulp Pleasures: Dr Who
Ahead of FACT’s screening of a pair of Peter Cushing-starring Dr Who films, Adam Scovell investigates their enduring appeal… There’s something distinctly pleasurable about the two 1960s Doctor Who films. They’re completely farfetched,...