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Art Feast Sent Josie Jenkins to Review the Galactic Gathering, Kosmica at FACT
Kosmica, a gathering of artists, space engineers, performers and astronomers usually takes place in London but was brought to Liverpool for a special edition as part of FACT’s Republic of the Moon programme.
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Review of ‘Homeland’ at Wolstenholme Creative Space
Art Feast sent Roisin Hyland down to review the latest exhibition Homeland at Wolstenholme Creative Space Liverpool may have some of the biggest and the best official galleries outside of London but we also have some of the most … Continue reading
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Republic of the Moon, FACT, 16 Dec 2011 – 26 Feb 2012
As the players in the new 21st century race for the Moon line up – the USA, China, India and Russia jostling with private corporations interested in exploiting the Moon’s resources – a group of artists are declaring a ‘Republic of the Moon’: a ‘micronation’ for alternative visions of lunar life. Continue reading
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Lino Prints and Painting – The Art Books of Henri Matisse
Art Feast Sent Stephanie Whalley to Review The Art Books of Henri Mattise at The Walker Art Gallery. Interpretation of literary works through artistic medium became popular in the early Twentieth Century and Henri Matisse’s illustrations, originating in the early 1930s, are certainly amongst the most renowned examples of this artform. Continue reading
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Will I Believe? ART FEAST sent Roisin Hyland to review the opening weekend of the AND Festival.
Abandon Normal Devices (AND) is an energetic regional festival of new cinema and digital culture. A unique partnership between FACT, Cornerhouse and Folly, the Festival was launched in Liverpool in 2009. This year saw the festival’s third year spread across the Northwest region. Continue reading
René Magritte: The Pleasure Principle at Tate Liverpool
Some of the reviews for Magritte: The Pleasure Principle at Tate Liverpool Continue reading