Liverpool Biennial
"Housing is the battlefield for our time, and the house is its monument"
“Housing is the battlefield for our time, and the house is its monument” A group of more than 20 young people are working with architects and other design specialists to re-use a block of empty property comprising a former bakery building and two adjoining terraced houses. Taking the community as their client, they have designed an affordable housing scheme, shop, meeting and project spaces. You can keep up to date with the project at its blog site at 2up2downliverpool.tumblr.com. Jeanne van Heeswijk’s residency is supported by the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, the Granada Foundation, Mondriaan Foundation, Deutsche Bank, BAM Construction and Arena Housing.
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...
Over the weekend of 2 - 3 February 2013, the Contemporary Art Society North ran a unique event called 'Art in the Home'.The event saw commercial galleries Arcade (London) and WORKS|PROJECTS (Bristol) ...
AND is proud to present an exhibition and personal appearance by the renowned American artist Carolee Schneemann, who will take over Tate Liverpool's Wolfson Gallery for the duration of the festival.
FutureEverything 2011 at the Art Hub, Four Piccadilly Place, Manchester An installation that uses a Neurosky EEG headset to project visitor’s personal brain wave activity into a spectacular lighting ...
For his installation for the 2010 Tatton Biennial, the artist-explorer Neville Gabie brought a 2.5 ton piece of Greenland iceberg to Tatton Park Gardens country estate in Cheshire, UK. Gabie describes...
