Culture Diary w/c 04-04-2016
What’s hot this week? Our pick of the arts listings from around Liverpool and the rest of the UK… Monday — Laurence Scott Talk: Borrowed Time 6.30pm @ Jerwood Visual Arts, London —...
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Get Involved: Liverpool Biennial Fringe
Calling all artists, curators and cultural instigators! Are you running an event or exhibition during Liverpool Biennial 2016 (9 July-16 October), or considering it? Let us help you shout about it… We are...
“Completely committed to the development of young talent”: Introducing Liverpool Biennial’s Associate Artists Programme
In offering international travel expenses, curatorial mentorships and commissions, Liverpool Biennial is giving artists based in the North just what they need. Jack Welsh speaks to the people involved about how more responsive relationships between...
Radical Visions: Claude Parent (1923-2016)
Mike Pinnington reflects on the prolific Supermodernist architect who attempted to achieve the unimaginable: creating convention-defying spaces for climbing, reclining and sliding… By the time he was approaching his 40s, the architect Claude Parent,...
Why Do Galleries Exist?
C. James Fagan wants to be stimulated by the things he sees in the gallery. But is that what the gallery is for? Here, he ponders the broader purposes and concerns of our contemporary...
“The world has lost a great talent”: Tributes Paid To Artist Becs Andrews
Stage designer and visual artist Becs Andrews tragically passed away earlier this month, aged just 37. Here, friends, colleagues and collaborators, from the Royal Opera House to The Royal Standard, remember a great talent…...
Introducing: About Time, Leeds
Collaboration, collaboration, collaboration: some of the best and brightest independent art spaces in Leeds are joining forces to highlight their work. It’s About Time, says Jade French… Leeds is buzzing. The influential British Art...
“Why can’t great art happen here in Pennine Lancashire?” Introducing: Super Slow Way
There is much to get excited about along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, says Jack Welsh; here, he investigates a huge new arts programme being created — and facing multiple challenges — along...
“Frightening with its familiarity”: Shadow Worlds | Writer’s Rooms — Freud’s House Reviewed
Hannah Elizabeth Allan finds an uncanny domestic space at The International 3 gallery: where the familiar is transformed into the sinister… Overwhelming the small, white-walled gallery of International 3, a pair of large-scale screens display a...