Vinyl call: Never Records and Philip Jeck at The Bluecoat
The city’s experimental music legend Philip Jeck calls time on one of the Biennial’s most interesting projects…
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Welcome to the House of Fun
Thrills and spills at one of the city’s strangest galleries. Just don’t take a wrong turning, or you never know where it’ll take you.
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A mooch around Rapid
Set in the at-once bizarre and perfect venue of the former chipboard-and-screwdrivers merchants; the various exhibitions in the former Rapid hardware shop form an off-the-wall jewel in the crown of the Biennial.
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Fixing a Hole
Not every regeneration scheme has to involve chain restaurants, soulless apartments and ego-architecture. As this most creative Biennial recycling scheme shows…
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WIN: The Edge Lane Marbles
To celebrate our half-year birthday, SevenStreets gives you, our dear website stats, the chance to win a priceless piece of Liverpool public art, and vanished piece of Liverpool street history.
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Bluecoat Biennial: Daniel Bozhkov Review
In many ways, it is fitting that I sit and write a review of the Bluecoat’s latest installation, as part of their Biennial strand, in one of the most tumultuous periods in Liverpool football history, during a period when the stakes have never seemed higher for either club. Daniel Bozhkov first came to Liverpool in [...]
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The Private Press
Emily Speed’s fragile and transient work stays longer in the mind than most of its robust contemporaries.
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The Surface Collection: Review
You have to wear a hard hat and scramble underground to visit The Surface Collective’s temporary gallery. But you’ll be glad you made the effort.
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Hive Minds
The Hive Collective’s audio visual intersections leave you in no doubt: electronic music has a heart after all.
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Reach Out And Touch Me
Reach out and touch someone this weekend at the A Foundation. It’s OK, honestly, they’re begging for it…
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Review: base2stay Liverpool
— New minimalist hotel base2stay - based in the Ropewalks - has thought of everything, but then discarded the things you don't really need. It's a smart concept and a smart hotel.
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