Why Don’t We Buy Art?

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Why Don’t We Buy Art?

We’re a city that loves to shop. And we’re known for our cultural proclivities. Put them together and, you’d think, we’d welcome the chance to support a healthy contemporary art market in our midst. But that’s one area that’s still proving to be a hard sell…

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Living Apart: Photographs of Apartheid by Ian Berry

The International Slavery Museum comes up trumps again with this powerful photography exhibition.

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Frank Green: 50 Years of Painting Liverpool

Vicky Anderson on Liverpool artist Frank Green’s new exhibition - featuring 50 years of painting the city

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Print Aid - For Japan

How to help reach out to those affected by the Japanese earthquake? Here’s one response that’s as creative as we’ve come to expect from this city: Photographer Pete Carr explains the idea behind Print Aid…

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Dot Art’s Windows on the World

Take a look up Renshaw Street for a fascinating glimpse into the real life of our twin city in transition - Shanghai.

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Turner For Tate

Turner and Monet head to Liverpool in a fascinating three hander next summer at the Tate…

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The SevenStreets Podcast #1

Take a lunchtime tour of the city you thought you knew, with the first SevenStreets podcast - a thirty minute audiovisual guide to the Walker Art Gallery’s permanent collection.

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Legacy: The View from RLPO and Arena Studios

We asked the question - how is Liverpool’s cultural legacy shaping up in the shadow of 08? We’re getting lots of response from the city’s cultural organisations, big and small. Today we look at the RLPO and Arena Studios

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Rock of Ages

A new exhibition at Liverpool Cathedral shines a new light on its darkest recesses…

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Making Out

You’re artistic, yeah? You’ve just never found the right outlet for your burgeoning creative skills, right? Have no fear, here’s a feature SevenStreets made earlier, that might just be what you’re looking for…

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