Homotopia: Habibi Problem
Andy Johnson explores a moving true story of love, pain and persecution, under the umbrella of one of our most successful festivals … Homotopia, the international festival of queer arts and culture, is now...
Andy Johnson explores a moving true story of love, pain and persecution, under the umbrella of one of our most successful festivals … Homotopia, the international festival of queer arts and culture, is now...
Software and interactive tech teacher Andy Freeney shows us around the Digital Media Studio at Liverpool School of Art and Design … Hi Andy! Please describe your studio space. It’s on the second...
Meet our Artist of the Month, a man as adept at painting and collage as he is at comics … It’s not often that an artist fesses up to being influenced by their...
Jon Davies finds HIVE in scintillating form in a recreation of the Pendle witch trials at Metal… Whenever the HIVE team are involved in a large scale audiovisual project in Liverpool you know...
Chinese journalist Joe Zhu on his remarkable embodiment of the theme at this year’s Biennial… Heading back to my hometown, here I am at Amsterdam airport with 2 hours waiting for transport. I’m...
Linda Pittwood finds that, despite the pervasive and ubiquitous internet, TV remains a powerful medium for the message … Dangerous Games is a powerful new video artwork by Marina Abramovic, and is a complete...
Themes can occasionally become obstacles for artists and their work. How would Ming Wong fair? The line between parody and pastiche can sometimes appear a very thin one indeed, blurry at best. And...
C James Fagan was taken on a journey of discovery by FAR… I’ll open with an admission. Until very recently I was unaware that this event was happening. It’s only through a stroke...
Linda Pittwood considers the talks, discussions and tours at the Walker Art Gallery on contemporary painting, as part of this weekend’s John Moores Painting Prize summit … Artist Patrick Heron wrote in 1963: “Painting still has a...