“The exhibition attempts to draw comparison with gender discourse in a historical context.” Curator Stephen Clarke introduces As She Likes It: Christine Beckett, a new photography exhibition foregrounding Drag Kings… Rosalind is a girl who gets...
“Urban landscape and architecture are integral.” Anthony Ellis on how film can fix in our minds and memory a sense of place… General views are one of the more unusual aspects of filmmaking....
Our pick of this week’s arts, design, film and music events from across Liverpool and beyond… Monday – La Haine 8.40pm @ FACT Liverpool – £8 Considered an incendiary comment on the tensions at play...
For more than a decade, photographer John Johnson has trained his lens on rite of passage bars in and around Liverpool’s Concert Square. Here, he talks us through some of his favourite moments caught...
With Record Store Day 2024 closing in, we catch up with Jacaranda Records’ Mina Koroma, to chat about the shop’s recent move, instore performances and, of course, what’s on the current playlist… The...
Lovingly ran by musicians, and specialising in super-rare pressings from the USA and Japan, Dig Vinyl have for ten years served the people of Merseyside. Ahead of this weekend’s Record Store Day, Manager...
Our pick of this week’s arts, design, film and music events from across Liverpool and beyond… Monday – Ratcatcher 8.30pm @ FACT Liverpool – £8.20 25th anniversary screening of Lynne Ramsay’s mid-70s, Glasgow-set debut feature,...
“The offering that I give is the work itself.” Mike Pinnington speaks to Annie Frost Nicholson about how, through art, she found a way through indescribable loss… “There’s constantly this feeling of being...
Where in Liverpool can you find the best vinyl? What’s their story and – of course! – what’s on their playlist? The latest addition to the city’s indie music offer, Dead Air Records, give...