Foundation for Art and Creative Technology
The redevelopment a former 19th century convent on Belvidere Road into the UK's first eco-friendly homeless hostel is near completion. FACT's Schools and Learning programme, tenantspin and LMH commissioned year nine students from The Belvedere Academy to work with artist Nicola McGovern to create an artwork that celebrates their local area, and embeds the new centre within the community.
16 December 2011 - 26 February 2012 Imagine living on our closest celestial neighbour. In this new exhibition, seven international artists declare a Republic of the Moon and offer their visions for...
tenantspin have worked across Anfield and Breckfield for the past 24 months with residents, resident groups, housing & community partners to explore the neighbourhood through creative digital proj...
Debi Gliori's books are meant to be read out loud. How hard is it to read to younger children?. We set a group of Yr 6 pupils from Scotland the task of telling us about the book and to test it out.
Kinatay follows Pepoy, a young trainee policeman struggling to find the money to support his new wife and child. Reluctantly accepting work from local loan sharks, Pepoy is drawn unwillingly into the ...
With work that often pushes audiences to question accepted positions (as viewers, as bodies, as citizens), we welcome Roeg to examine what it means to abandon our normal devices, as he talks to filmma...
