Liverpool Biennial Lands at Lewis's
Posted on 25 November 2020 by Liverpool Biennial
The Lewis’s Building exterior. Creator: Daniel Hopkinson / Aedas. Copyright: © Daniel Hopkinson / Aedas 2013. Moral Rights Asserted.
The Lewis’s Building exterior. Creator: Daniel Hopkinson / Aedas. Copyright: © Daniel Hopkinson / Aedas 2013. Moral Rights Asserted.
New for 2021, Liverpool Biennial is excited to announce an additional venue partnership with the historic Lewis’s Building. – Read more
Frieze 2020 Highlights
Posted on 27 October 2020 by Liverpool Biennial
Jadé Fadojutimi, Jesture, 2020. Courtesy of the artist and Pippy Houldsworth Gallery.
Discover the LB2021 artists featured at Frieze London 2020. – Read more
Curation Unpacked: The Cultural Influences Behind Our 11th Edition
Posted on 27 January 2020 by Liverpool Biennial
Photo: Jacobo Braun
Curator Manuela Moscoso shares a book, film and piece of music that have inspired her conception of the 11th edition of Liverpool Biennial. – Read more
Radical Artist Linder on Liverpool, Music and Feminism
Posted on 6 November 2019 by Liverpool Biennial
Linder. Photo: Gabby Laurent
We hear about Linder's history with the city and the key cultural moments that influenced her practice. – Read more
Connecting Art, Food and Nature – Jorge Menna Barreto
Posted on 8 May 2019 by Liverpool Biennial
Jorge Menna Barreto, Restauro (32 Biennial De São Paulo), 2016. Photo: Joelson Bugila
Meet Brazilian artist Jorge Menna Barreto, whose site-specific projects investigate our delicate relationship with food, society and nature. – Read more
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
Taking a Leap of Faith: Performing Suki Seokyeong Kang’s Land Sand Strand
Posted on 22 February 2019 by Liverpool Biennial
Activation of Land Sand Strand at Humber Street Gallery, Hull. Photo: David Cleary
What does it feel like to become part of an artwork? Hull resident Sue Clark tells us about her experience of activating Land Sand Strand. – Read more
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