DEAD PIGEON GALLERY
With Dead Pigeon Gallery, art is always somewhere – maybe where you least expect it
BIRKENHEAD WON’T DIE
Can cultural regeneration be the road to shortening the divide across The Mersey? Enter, Future Yard
UNICORN
Ahead of an appearance at WOWfest Lockdown, Julia Johnson speaks to non-binary Arabic drag artist and writer Amrou Al-Kadhi about their performance art and autobiographical account, Unicorn.
THE REFRACTIVE POOL
Julia Johnson reports back on the attitudes toward Liverpool as destination for practising artists, not just a destination to exhibit established art.
ART AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
Since opening at Birkenhead Market in June, Convenience Gallery has been working to rub away the divide between the everyday and the artist.
ARTS CENTRAL
In the latest in her ongoing Arts Central series, Julia Johnson looks at the role that public realm spectacles play in our relationship with our city by chatting to the team from Open Culture.
JOHN MOORES PAINTING PRIZE
The 60th anniversary of “the Oscar of the British painting world” shows that contemporary painting is still a blockbuster artform.
ARTS CENTRAL – BIENNIAL
Beautiful world, where are you? asks the 10th Biennial. In the latest in her Arts Central series, Julia Johnson looks at how a sense of location and time are rooted in the work of an artist from Dagestan, which can help us reflect on our own place in the world.
ARTS CENTRAL
Julia Johnson takes us back to the Turner Prize-winning Granby 4 Streets project in the latest in her Arts Central series, looking at the lasting impact of art on a community.
ARTS CENTRAL
In the latest in her series that focuses on the role our region’s arts centres play in our communities, Julia Johnson looks at how The Atkinson is maintaining a longheld tradition of arts participation in Southport.
ARTS CENTRAL
Julia Johnson looks across the Mersey to the Williamson Art Gallery, whose work with Birkenhead-based artist Steve des Landes is indicative of positive local engagement
ARTS CENTRAL
In her second look at the role arts centres play in our communities, Julia Johnson focuses on two institutions – The Black-E and The Florrie – that have user-led art at their core.
ARTS CENTRAL
The role of the arts centre has changed markedly over the past century, as communities and our attitudes to the arts morph around them. Julia Johnson begins her look at this interesting phenomenon by focussing on city centre arts hubs The Bluecoat and The Black-E, wondering how they have shaped the city, and the city them.
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