Liverpool Pride: Our Top Picks
With Liverpool Pride just around the corner, Conal Hughes looks forward to the more alternative live music, contemporary art and film on offer… This weekend sees Liverpool Pride 2013 get underway in force....
With Liverpool Pride just around the corner, Conal Hughes looks forward to the more alternative live music, contemporary art and film on offer… This weekend sees Liverpool Pride 2013 get underway in force....
Snow monkeys, volcanoes and Google+; our new Artist of the Month Alex Mathers has forged a career less ordinary… It’s the colour that you first notice about Alex Mathers’ work. His illustrations are...
At a time when the arts seem under constant threat, a Lark Lane exhibition reminds us of their potential to affect positive change, finds Conal Hughes… There is no getting around the fact...
A world music festival flying under the radar, James Hampson has the low-down on Milapfest, a celebration of classical Indian arts… Something special is happening at the Capstone theatre this week. A world...
Fred Johnson takes an in-depth look at an artist whose work continues to inspire… Ritual. Power. Human nature. Such words form the creed of Marina Abramovic, the Serbian “grandmother of performance art”, a...
A trawl through some of Tate’s most significant collected works, Constellations is a re-hang with a difference… Amid the perpetual revolving door-like turnover of blockbuster exhibitions, it’s all too easy to overlook and...
Celebrating the region’s talent and diversity, Portfolio NW is a new exhibition opening at the Bluecoat this week… What is the role of an art gallery? In 2013 the answer may not be quite...
A new exhibition of transgressive drawing at the ICA is a tour de force in skill and beefcake… “Please be aware that this exhibition contains challenging imagery,” says a sign in the Institute...
A hotly-anticipated highlight of this year’s Manchester International Festival, Mikey Stevenson was on hand for Massive Attack v Adam Curtis… In a disused train depot, we are surrounded on three-sides with huge translucent screens...