Liverpool Biennial’s theme is more significant this year, says curator Manuela Moscoso, as the visual arts festival returned this weekend.
JMU Journalism caught up with Figs in Wigs to find out more about the dance group full of twists.
Art Collection Liverpool will give out their first grant to artists and arts sector workers this month.
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.
Fundraising hero Captain Sir Tom Moore has been immortalised by a three-story portrait in Southport town centre.
Amateur filmmakers have welcomed the emergence of online film festivals in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
An installation has been created on Bold Street to represent an experiment in expanded drawing.
A St Helens hip hop crew has launched an exciting and eye-catching new graffiti project.
St Helens residents came together to talk about how mental health can be better addressed in the town.
Tate Liverpool follows the different lives and experiences of four female shepherds in its new exhibition.
Colonial slavery and modern-day human trafficking form the focus of a new moving image installation.
A new exhibition on women mentors has been opened at Tate Liverpool.
The Walker Art Gallery will display more than 70 outfits in a new exhibition.
The Liverpool Irish Festival has launched its 17th annual celebrations.
International dialogue and global identity form part of a new photography exhibition in Liverpool.
West Kirby’s Marine Lake was transformed into another universe at a dazzling light show.
The topical issue of Brexit has been given a new spin at the potter’s wheel which has produced a new exhibition.
The director and curator of the Liverpool Biennial Festival 2020 gave a talk on the show’s inspiration.