Olympics in Frodsham

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Olympics in Frodsham

Catch this pocket sized poster exhibition, and celebrate the athleticism of the world’s greatest poster artists of the last century.

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Radar: Tarnished Earth

Stark, beautiful and terrifying, Tarnished Earth is an outdoor photographic exhibition at Liverpool ONE you’ll find hard to ignore…

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Review: Richard and Famous at the Open Eye

What would it be like to plot your life through photos of yourself with celebrities? The Open Eye’s new exhibition, Richard and Famous, shows us.

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Boy on Film: Photographer Igor Termenón

Loved by some of the trendiest magazines across the globe (er, and us), Liverpool-educated Spanish snapper Igor makes strong, unfussy fashion photography.

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Homecoming: John Kirby’s ‘The Living and The Dead’ at Walker Art Gallery

One of the city’s best, underrated artists brings sculpture and painting to a celebratory homecoming exhibition this season. Win private view tickets!

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Celebrity skin: Richard & Famous at the Open Eye Gallery

Richard Simpkin is no ordinary Heat magazine-reading celeb fan. You won’t catch him casually flicking through the pages of New! magazine to read about personality-free horror vacuum Paris Hilton or feverishly following Colleen Rooney’s Twitter account. Instead, you’ll find this dedicated Australian waiting patiently outside the world’s hotels, TV studios and swankiest clubs for a [...]

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Managed Decline: The Movie

A year of closures and departures – or an exciting shedding of skin? A new documentary that looks at the past few years, and raises some questions about what happens next…

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Year In Review 2011: Richard Eastwood

Who doesn’t like a warm and welcoming interior? We speak to the city’s go-to interior design architect, Richard Eastwood on a year that brought him to the Brink…

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Review: ‘Unauthorised Realities’ by Naïve John, The Gallery Liverpool

This unusual and sparse exhibition at ever-cutting-edge art venue ‘The Gallery Liverpool’ is disturbing and familiar in equal measures. Each work is composed of so many, often conflicting, elements that it is hard to take in any single summation of meaning, or lasting memory, even after extended perusal. The singular nature of the imagery is [...]

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