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Art
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Biennial 2021: Curator’s theme “more important than ever”
Liverpool Biennial’s theme is more significant this year, says curator Manuela Moscoso, as the visual arts festival returned this weekend.
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Figs in Wigs staying creative in lockdown
JMU Journalism caught up with Figs in Wigs to find out more about the dance group full of twists.
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Art Collection Liverpool supporting arts sector
Art Collection Liverpool will give out their first grant to artists and arts sector workers this month.
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Liverpool-born artist shortlisted for top award
A Liverpool-born art artist has been shortlisted for the UK’s biggest painting accolade, with a display at the Walker Art Gallery up for grabs.
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Captain Sir Tom Moore celebrated in 24ft mural
Fundraising hero Captain Sir Tom Moore has been immortalised by a three-story portrait in Southport town centre.
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Virtual film festivals providing lockdown lifeline
Amateur filmmakers have welcomed the emergence of online film festivals in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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New installation adds colour to Bold Street
An installation has been created on Bold Street to represent an experiment in expanded drawing.
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Wall of positivity lights up St Helens
A St Helens hip hop crew has launched an exciting and eye-catching new graffiti project.
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St Helens puts spotlight on mental health
St Helens residents came together to talk about how mental health can be better addressed in the town.
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Tate celebrates women in agriculture
Tate Liverpool follows the different lives and experiences of four female shepherds in its new exhibition.
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Modern-day slavery put in spotlight
Colonial slavery and modern-day human trafficking form the focus of a new moving image installation.
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Tate Liverpool opens show for women artists
A new exhibition on women mentors has been opened at Tate Liverpool.
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Fashion celebrated at new Walker exhibition
The Walker Art Gallery will display more than 70 outfits in a new exhibition.
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Liverpool Irish Festival kicks off again
The Liverpool Irish Festival has launched its 17th annual celebrations.
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Global photography exhibition opens in city
International dialogue and global identity form part of a new photography exhibition in Liverpool.
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Journey through the stars in Wirral light show
West Kirby’s Marine Lake was transformed into another universe at a dazzling light show.
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Brexit provides pottery inspiration
The topical issue of Brexit has been given a new spin at the potter’s wheel which has produced a new exhibition.
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Inspiration given to future Biennial artists
The director and curator of the Liverpool Biennial Festival 2020 gave a talk on the show’s inspiration.