The Weekly Seven: 14th January 2013
Portlandia COMEDY Got Netflix? Caught Portlandia yet? Do it. Do it now. Sleater-Kinney’s Carrie Brownstien and Saturday Night Live’s Fred Armisen penned and star in this viscously accurate satire of the hipster life in Portland. No trend tic is left un-poked, from facial hair to dumpster diving, website stats to ethical bookstores. It’s funny coz [...]
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Last Chance To See: 7 Exhibitions Closing This Month
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…
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Biennial Radar: Tate Liverpool
You’d expect Liverpool’s national collection of contemporary art to put on a bit of a show for the Biennial, wouldn’t you? You’d be right. In fact, they’ve got so much on they’ve even had the builders in to knock up an extension. We say knock up. We really mean, worked with lauded British architect David [...]
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Mix and match: NorthWest Visual Arts Open
Talks, tours, workshops and a look back at the joys of the mixtape - this weekend across the city’s art institutions.
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Liverpool’s civic art collections go online
National Museums Liverpool’s entire public art collection is now online.
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The SevenStreets Christmas Quiz
We have a quiz to test every inch of your intellect - and get you out the house too. At stake? Some brill Liverpool-related prizes….
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Monet talks: ‘Turner, Monet, Twombly’ at Tate Liverpool
Tate will be making history in 2012 with a key summer show - featuring JMW Turner, Cy Twombly, and some exciting, exclusive Claude Monet pieces.
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Lovely stuff on Tate Online shop
The Tate shop has a new range of Liverpool-centric souvenir stuff. We like.
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Review: Philip Treacy at The Tate
Don’t fancy the surreal Belgian? Don’t worry, there’s lots more to see - that’s free - at The Tate this summer.
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The Miranda Show
Tate council member and cultural commentator Miranda Sawyer chats to Michael Pinnington at the recent Rene Magritte launch ‘people in London have been to Goa and never to Liverpool…’ she says.
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Rene Magritte: The Pleasure Principle
Mike Pinnington reviews the Tate’s summer blockbuster - Rene Magritte: The Pleasure Principle
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Let there be light
Friday 13th need not be a Fright Night. Try a Light Night instead. Mike Pinnington previews that night of the year when Liverpool stays open late…
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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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Nam June Paik Tate/FACT review
Mike Pinnington follows the city’s green laser beam to a retrospective that gives twice the insight into a pioneering master of new media art.
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Tell Me, How Does It Feel?
Can contemporary art touch you? And what will it feel like if it does? SevenStreets asks the curators to help us feel our way through the Biennial…
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Review: Il Forno
— Can you judge a book by its cover? Is Duke Street's Il Forno as dramatic and mouth watering as it looks? We reacquainted ourselves with the showy Italian to find out...
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