Mae-ling Lokko: The Art of Upcycling
Posted on 28 June 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Mae-ling Lokko, CASE Chale Wote Upcycling Pavilion, 2016. Image courtesy the artist
Meet the architectural historian and building-material technologist who is finding new ways of creating building materials from agricultural waste. – Read more
Art and Learning: How the Montessori Method of Education Inspired Artist Ryan Gander
Posted on 19 June 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Ryan Gander, Time Moves Quickly (workshop), 2018. Photo: Brian Roberts
Find out how artist Ryan Gander is using the Montessori method of education in his Liverpool Biennial 2018 project. – Read more
'What I do is grounded in my family's cultural inheritance' – Dale Harding
Posted on 1 May 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Dale Harding, Ngaya boonda yinda nayi yoolgoogoo - I carry you in my heart, 2016
Discover how this Liverpool Biennial 2018 artist is exploring the untold histories of his communities through wall paintings. – Read more
Dazzle Ferry Across the Mersey: Meet the Captain
Posted on 4 April 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Captain Jake Keogh. Photo: Harrison Phair
To celebrate three years since Sir Peter Blake transformed one of the Mersey Ferries with his Everybody Razzle Dazzle design, we spent an afternoon with its Captain – Read more
Madiha Aijaz on the Future of Libraries
Posted on 29 March 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Madiha Aijaz, These Silences Are All The Words (film still), 2017-2018. Image courtesy the artist
Madiha Aijaz, These Silences Are All The Words (film still), 2017-2018. Image courtesy the artist
Get to know an artist who uses photographs, film and fiction to explore how pleasure and entertainment are experienced in public spaces such as libraries. – Read more
Celebrating International Women’s Day: 11 Pioneering Artists You Should Know
Posted on 7 March 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Sachiko Abe, Cut papers, 2010. Photograph by Thierry Bal
It's the perfect day to have a look back at the incredible artworks that women artists have presented for Liverpool Biennial – Read more
Reetu Sattar and the Lost Tune of the Harmonium
Posted on 1 February 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Reetu Sattar, HARANO SUR (lost tune), 2016
The sound of the harmonium is tightly woven into the history and culture of Bangladesh, but to artist Reetu Sattar, it is not just an instrument. It's a way of exploring the social effects of lost traditions. – Read more
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