Culture Diary w/c 10-12-2018
Our pick of this week’s arts, design, film and music events from around the North of England and the rest of the UK – and loads of it’s free! Monday – Why Rachael...
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Meet The Mentors: Stephanie Bailey // The Double Negative Fellowship 2018
One of four fantastic international mentors working with us as part of our (inaugural) The Double Negative Fellowship, Ocula Magazine’s Stephanie Bailey is ready to share her expertise with you… Stephanie Bailey is editor-in-chief of Ocula...
“Artists should be in cities and cities need artists…” Introducing: Paradise Works, Salford
Laura Robertson speaks to Hilary Jack about what it’s taken to establish a brand new art space on the Manchester-Salford border – slap-bang in the middle of a major studio crisis… My Uber...
“A one-woman imperial gesture…” In Profile: Maria Kulikovska
How would you feel if soldiers used your sculptures as target practice, during an occupation of your home country? Tom Emery meets Ukrainian artist Maria Kulikovska during a residency in Liverpool, and finds out...
“To craft something so meaningful from such chaos is a remarkable achievement”: Dream English Kid — Reviewed
Mark Leckey’s current exhibition in Leigh visualises apocalyptic visions of the Cold War, to claustrophobic and joyous visions of club culture, finds Jack Roe… The Turnpike in Leigh is in a moment of transition....
Field Trip: Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina
Bob Dickinson takes a detailed tour of Bosnia Herzegovina’s capital and largest city: taking in a Biennial hosted in a bunker, its tunnels and old cinemas, its best bars, and even its 1984 Winter...
Encountering A New Approach: Liverpool Biennial Comes To Bury
Brexit, riots and doorways to another realm: Sara Jaspan finds new meanings and contexts in the next stop of Liverpool Biennial’s Touring Programme, re-titled as Encounters… Time Travel was perhaps the most intuitive of the...
“Struggling to connect the dots”: Liverpool Biennial’s Chinatown Episode — Reviewed
Sampling Sichuan cuisine amongst time-travelling sea monsters, bathers, and a Pokémon-Go-style app, Katrina Houghton hopes for an insight into Chinatown’s slow and expansive evolution at Liverpool Biennial 2016. But does it deliver? Liverpool’s been a...
Culture Diary w/c 15-08-2016
What’s hot this week? Our pick of the arts, design, film and music listings from around Liverpool and the rest of the UK… Monday – Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words (2016) – On...