Melanie Smith: Between Industrialisation and Nature
Posted on 25 October 2018
Melanie Smith, Maria Elena (film still), 2018. Photo: Calvin Echavrria
We met with artist Melanie Smith to find out more about her practice and interest in South American industrialisation. – Read more
How the Resilience Garden in Granby Came to Life
Posted on 9 October 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Mohamed Bourouissa, Resilience Garden, 2018. Photo: Mark McNulty
Four voices come together to reveal how Mohamed Bourouissa's Resilience Garden, created as part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, went from an idea to a reality. – Read more
Family Guide: Unmissable Art at Liverpool Biennial 2018
Posted on 5 September 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Ryan Gander with Jamie Clark, Phoebe Edwards, Tianna Mehta, Maisie Williams and Joshua Yates, Time Moves Quickly, 2018. Photo: Pete Carr
Ryan Gander with Jamie Clark, Phoebe Edwards, Tianna Mehta, Maisie Williams and Joshua Yates, Time Moves Quickly, 2018. Photo: Pete Carr
From climbable art and mushroom architecture to a world of colour, we pick our top highlights for kids and a great family day out at Liverpool Biennial 2018. – Read more
Inci Eviner: Giving a Voice to Women
Posted on 31 August 2018 by Liverpool Biennial
Delve into the work of an artist whose new video work for Liverpool Biennial 2018 uses drawings and multi-layered choreography to reflect on the place of women in heaven. – 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
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
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