For those already converted, this weekend’s Inprint indie print fair can’t come quickly enough. Last time around, the fair celebrated the best local and regional print art: with zines, prints, tees and mugs splashing The….

My favourite Liverpool building is an outdoor sculpture gallery in the heart of the city. It’s home to some of the our best examples of 20th century sculpture and is, in itself, an architectural triumph…..

The New Year spells the end for a number of long-running - and not-so-long-running - exhibitions in Liverpool. This is your last chance to see the following art in Liverpool…

You know what SevenStreets loves to do between Christmas and New Year (if that walk to Moel Famau is rained off?) - go visit an art gallery. There’s something about their hushed, contemplative surroundings that….

Now, as the shutters are being pulled down on the Copperas Hill building, the Cunard and the Munro, and artworks across the city are being bubble wrapped, disassembled, packed away and posted back to the….

With Designival almost upon us, we thought we’d highlight one of our favourite city based designers, and one of Liverpool’s most likely to - Rowan Stocks Moore. With his bold reimaginings of Disney films, pulp….

This is your ten day warning. You have exactly that time to either a) concoct some sorry-ass excuse as to why you never found the time to immerse yourself in the Biennial, b) go make….

“I’ve always found the cyclical nature of things to be incredibly life affirming,” says Sarah Pickstone of her work, Stevie Smith and the Willow, this year’s winner of the John Moores Painting Prize (she’s pictured….

This is a big deal. FACT (you know, that Liverpool-born culture lab most cities would die for) has been commissioned by Channel 4 to curate, with experimental animator Jacqui Davies, their new Random Acts series…..

The Biennial’s feast of art has highlighted a growing trend, says Sinead Nunes: cafes and restaurants are becoming art galleries.

Earlier this summer we helped put out a call for guitarists to play their part in the Biennial’s epic opener, a Crimson Grail. Now it falls upon us (almost literally) to put another call out….

Along the sand banks of the River Mersey, strange and wonderful creatures have started appearing on an almost daily basis. Drift wood sculptures of Dolphins, Sea Dragons, Mermaids and Octopuses created from whatever the tide….

In the first part of our look at the past, present and future of Liverpool’s games developers, we find out from former Psygnosis man Nick Burcombe how Liverpool inspired Wipeout.