Katherine April Caddy finds herself captivated by the smaller, wilder works of an artist who enjoyed making colour a stranger to us… I knew little about Richard Diebenkorn before attending his retrospective at...
Giant kaleidoscopes, escaped ducks and a travelling cake: Rob Battersby shares his pictures of Liverpool’s one-night arts and culture festival… Above: Kaleidoscopic Disturbance at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral, by Andy McKeown. Bathing the 175 foot...
Meet the advocates: Heather Garner talks to Liverpool’s Paying Artists campaigners about equality, fair wages, and making a giant, travelling cake to be shared out at galleries during tonight’s Light Night… Think of...
Military occupation, Christian iconography and states of ecstasy: arts photographer Robert Battersby trawls La Biennale di Venezia 2015 and uncovers a rich diversity of provocative, contemporary art… Main image: Chiharu Shiota’s (b. 1972, Osaka)...
Nominated by their tutors, Jack Welsh reveals the top art graduates from across the North-West region, from Blackpool to Wirral and everywhere in-between; a snapshot of this year’s ambitious degree show season… It’s that time of...
Delving into homelessness, boxing and new talent, Liverpool’s international photography festival returns next week with an ambitious programme of events across the city. Here, Heather Garner selects her highlights… This month sees the...
Absurdist drama and compassionate direction: a new touring production of King Lear by an all-northern cast draws as much goodness as it can from the tragedy, finds Joshua Potts… Nihilism is a tough sell at the...
Or preaching to the converted? In a personal take on the looming General Election, Laura Harris voices her concerns about the relationship between contemporary art and parliamentary politics… Occupying a space usually reserved...
As the world’s oldest (and revolutionary) biennale opens its doors again this weekend in Venice, Tania Moore looks at the art festival format as a whole, and asks why we keep coming back...