It’s been a while since we went away. Now back in the saddle, we thought it was high time we cast our eye across exhibitions gracing Liverpool this autumn – as well as...

“A low voice. A chant, or a prayer, a rumour. A sound not meant to be heard. Things not to be said.” In murmur, a multi-disciplinary exhibition of film, sound, light and text,...

“New mediums gave rise to considerations of how painting and painters might respond.” A trio of works demonstrate that painting’s engagement with photography and film continues to reverberate, finds Mike Pinnington…   Prior to...

Reckoning with uncertain times, a group exhibition taking its name from a century old movement is a tonic, says Mike Pinnington… Z – A – U – M. ZAUM. With its roots in...

The great American road trip – the frontier and its trappings – serve as departure point for artist Ed Ruscha, and this tightly focused exhibition of his works, finds Mike Pinnington… In 1956,...

“This exhibition is a road trip, with Ruscha as the driver.” Stephen Clarke rides shotgun through Tate Liverpool’s Artist Rooms: Ed Ruscha…  The text-based artwork, ARTISTS WHO DO BOOKS (1976), acts as the...