Place to Women’s Place?
Posted on 8 March 2019 by Liverpool Biennial
Annie Pootoogook, Composition (Women gathering whale meat), 2003-2004 at Humber Street Gallery, Hull. Photo: Rob Battersby
Annie Pootoogook, Composition (Women gathering whale meat), 2003-2004 at Humber Street Gallery, Hull. Photo: Rob Battersby
Reflecting on art’s role in society – and women’s place in art – Kathryn Ogram takes us on a journey through the work being done and presented by women in Hull. – Read more
Your Visitor Guide to Liverpool Biennial 2018
Posted on 28 August 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Visitors with Haegue Yang’s ongoing series The Intermediates at Tate Liverpool, Liverpool Biennial 2018. Photo: Mark McNulty
Visitors with Haegue Yang’s ongoing series The Intermediates at Tate Liverpool, Liverpool Biennial 2018. Photo: Mark McNulty
Our handy guide is here to help you get the most out of your Liverpool Biennial experience: from advice on navigating the city-wide exhibition to finding the best places to stay, eat and drink. – Read more
Speaking Without Fear: Krzysztof Wodiczko at Brierfield Mill
Posted on 7 June 2017 by Liverpool Biennial
Krzysztof Wodiczko, Guests, 2009. Installation view at Northlight (Brierfield) Mill, 2017. Photo: Pete Carr
Krzysztof Wodiczko, Guests, 2009. Installation view at Northlight (Brierfield) Mill, 2017. Photo: Pete Carr
Three different voices respond to the timely presentation of Krzysztof Wodiczko's striking installation Guests in a former cotton mill in Lancashire. – Read more
From France to Liverpool 8: The Making of Lara Favaretto's Momentary Monument
Posted on 11 October 2016 by Liverpool Biennial
Lara Favaretto, Momentary Monument – The Stone, 2016. Photo: Mark McNulty
We follow the journey of Lara Favaretto’s towering artwork Momentary Monument – The Stone for the Biennial: a 10ft tall, 24-tonnes granite boulder on Liverpool's Welsh Streets. – Read more
Addressing the Socio-Political at Biennial 2016
Posted on 5 October 2016 by Liverpool Biennial
From representations of trauma and the destruction of cultural heritage to the power of protest and the subversion through art, Helen Reynolds has detected a highly political slant to many of the artworks in Liverpool Biennial 2016. – Read more
Contemporary Art on Liverpool's Waterfront
Posted on 29 September 2016 by Liverpool Biennial
Betty Woodman, Liverpool Fountain, 2016. Photo: Joel Chester Fildes
Why not start your Liverpool Biennial 2016 journey by exploring the exhibitions and public artworks on Liverpool’s world famous waterfront? Sufea Mohamad Noor takes us on a suggested route. – Read more
Creating the World’s Largest Virtual Sculpture in Minecraft
Posted on 28 September 2016 by Guest Blogger
The Minecraft Infinity Project is a virtual world where players have come together online to create a vast sculptural landscape and portrait of the Biennial festival. The team behind the project explain how and why they created it. – Read more
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