Emptiness For President
In Seven Days is an exhibition purporting to tell the story of Barack Obama’s 2008 election campaign. C James Fagan argues there’s more to it than that… Have you ever read Don deLillo’s...
Got Skillz?
Natalie Hughes takes a moment to reflect on her experience as an arts graduate looking for work … does the creative career you dream of even exist, and will the ‘real world’ bleed you dry...
The Big Interview: Mike Stubbs
FACT is 10 later this month. We spoke to its Director and CEO Mike Stubbs about its impact and its future… It’s a year of anniversaries for some our biggest arts institutions, each...
Week at a Glance 01-02-13
Open Eye Gallery appoints new Artistic Director It was announced yesterday that Open Eye Gallery, the North West’s only art space dedicated to photography, have appointed Lorenzo Fusi (previously at Liverpool Biennial) as...
J Chuhan: Recent Paintings
Inspired by Bacon and Manet, we spoke to Jagjit Chuhan ahead of her new exhibition of figurative painting… Professor of International Art at Liverpool’s John Moores University, Jagjit Chuhan’s work is primarily concerned with...
Open Eye appoints new Artistic Director
Liverpool Biennial’s Lorenzo Fusi appointed new artistic director at the Open Eye Gallery… The Open Eye Gallery announced earlier today that Lorenzo Fusi is its new Artistic Director. One of the UK’s leading...
Not Work Related
How do you pursue photography as a passion and an artform when your day job consists of studio photography and branding? We speak to two people with the determination and talent to make it...
Week at a Glance 25-01-13
J.J. Abrams to direct Star Wars Episode VII The director of the recent Star Trek reboot J.J. Abrams, who appeared to have rejected the idea of having a crack at the George Lucas...
Edward Chambré-Hardman – Landscapes
Keith W Roberts considers E. Chambré-Hardman’s landscapes, the creative passion-projects to his famed commercial portraiture… Edward Chambré-Hardman (originally from Ireland) is arguably Liverpool’s equivalent of London’s Emil Otto Hoppé, whose economic sustenance, like...