Liverpool Artists: Your City Needs You

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Liverpool Artists: Your City Needs You

It’s been a turbulent year for our art scene with closures, cuts and departures. But May sees a 31 day festival of forward thinking about this city’s resurgent creative community…

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Calmer chameleon: how CALM’s brilliant book came into being

We’re proud of CALM. A local charity, doing incredible work for people right across the country. It’s an amazing achievement. As you might know already (read SevenStreets’ Tom Harcastle’s piece on his own struggle with depression here), CALM have just released their first book – a fascinating document of the first ten years of a [...]

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Liverpool Museums: Cuts and Closures Ahead?

Another dark day for Liverpool culture, as National Museums Liverpool announce a further round of savings – and the potential of job losses and gallery closures.

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Feeling Lost?

Independent artists collective, Lost Properties have been turning our abandoned spaces into recycled wonderlands where, literally, anything can happen. And they’re doing it again this week…

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Visualising the verbal: Roger McGough and Liverpool Doors

Roger McGough tells us about his Liverpool Doors installation at Museum of Liverpool; offering entry into an amusing, engaging and very Liverpool world.

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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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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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