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...
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...
In the first of a series on the nature of modern criticism, artist and blogger Darren Murphy looks at the responsibility of the writer to readability… We’ve all done it; gone to an...
What do you look for in an MA? Conversation, critique, contact time and inspirational tutors, say artists studying and teaching Fine Art at LJMU … Wandering around the new labyrinthine project spaces at...
In this essay, Nathan Richardson muses on facts and the impressions of facts, with specific reference to Fournier’s The Funeral of Shelley… During my education, the Walker Art Gallery was often patronised as a suitable...
Jen Allanson swallows her nerves and puts her trust in artist and musician Bill Drummond. What exactly is The17, and what has she got herself into? On Saturday I became a lifetime member...
Heard about the great new gallery space dedicated to the research of exhibitions? ERC curator Antony Hudek shows us round … The Exhibition Research Centre (ERC), nestled within Liverpool School of Art and...
For 2014′s Keywords exhibition, Tate Liverpool and Iniva have programmed a year long series of accompanying lectures… In 1976, Raymond Williams’ book, Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture and Society, was published. In it,...
Ahead of the Liverpool Art Prize 2013 opening tonight at the Albert Dock, we speak to shortlisted artist Laurence Payot … Laurence Payot is an artist who works with installation, intervention and performance. She...
Ahead of the Liverpool Art Prize 2013 opening this Thursday, we speak to shortlisted artist and Bridewell Studios member Tabitha Moses … An artist best described as a “collector, a rag and bone...