Programme
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The City and the Self
An exhibition exploring queer identity in Liverpool. Opening night Thursday 4th April 5-7:30pm.
An Instrument of Delirium
LJMU resident Jess Povall is showing what she’s been up to during her time at TRS
Homotopia: Creative Skills Workshop: Who am I?
Exploring, pitching and priding yourself as an artist with Casey Orr
MADE IT 2023
THIS YEAR MCR BASED SHORT SUPPLY’S ANNUAL MADE IT SHOW WILL BE HELD IN LIVERPOOL FOR THE FIRST TIME AT THE ROYAL STANDARD.
Homotopia creative skills zine workshop
he next workshop, hosted by homotopia, as part of their creative skills workshop will be a zine making session in collaboration with pen fight mcr!!!
there’s no experience necessary to come down and meet some other creative queers and get stuck into the art of zine making. whether you love zines already or have no idea what it’s all about come along to express yourself in whatever way suits you!!! there will be a range of materials available and pen fight will be on hand to guide you and answer any questions you might have. they will also be brigning a selection of titles from salford zine library for you tpo look at for inspiration!
sign up here or just come along on the day!!!
https://www.homotopia.net/creative-skills-programme/
Biennial 2023: Karesansui: Dan O’Dempsey
Dan O’Dempsey presents a multisensory installation consisting of large format poetical prints, interactive paintings and an interactive sculpture resembling a Karesansui Garden
Biennial 2023: Post Factum: Cos Ahmet & Gary Finnegan
Working to the duo’s distinctive forms of making, and their signature of treating video as a sculptural device, this installation will revisit recent collaborative and individual works
Biennial 2023: Y Bala: Anna Jane Houghton and Abbie Bradshaw
Y Bala seeks to encompass two practices, which use performance and sound to activate ambient and tacit histories of space. The project is a collaboration between artists Anna Jane Houghton and Abbie Bradshaw.
Biennial 2023: Maeve Thompson
Rabbit Holes in the Playing Field is the debut solo exhibition of Maeve Thompson. The work consults the urban and organic mundane, whilst tracing object and personal histories across sculpture, film, field notes and installation.
Biennial 2023: ¡Gender Dada!: Kelly Stubbs
The event is a chance for us all to throw our gender assumptions up in the air, laugh at the ensuing chaos and emerge refreshed!
Biennial 2023: Sorry, Did You Miss Me?: Stephanie Trujillo
Imagine taking the first breath of air after being underwater for a long time. How does it feel to finally breathe? To think clearly again? To experience all your senses?
Charlie's Arty Party
Falsely imprisoned and looking to break out of this particular box; Charlie’s Arty Party presents Cardi Boardman!
Biennial 2023: Set To Default: Daniel Halsall
Daniel Halsall is a painter who creates modern minimalist figurative paintings that draw on Modern day themes on technology, vector glyphs, computer data, and living in the digital information age
Biennial 2023: The Case FOR FORCING: Luke George
‘The Case For Forcing’ will be an exhibition comprising a series of my most recent paintings that directly address the themes outlined in this year’s Liverpool Biennial programme.
Homotopia Creative skills workshop: photography
Join us Tuesday 27th June with artist casey orr for a photography workshop. the colourful project is celebratory and joyful, giving voice and visibility to young creativity
Biennial 2023: How to Wear HIGH Heels: Elisa Sallis and Xanthe Tilzley
how to wear high heels celebrates all things kitsch, textured and gorgeous
Dingle Community Print Collage Workshop: SOCIAL SPACE (Copy)
Dingle Community Print has re-started their weekly workshops at their new home: TRS!
Biennial 2023: From Point A to Point B: Elizabeth Challinor
“From Point A to Point B” is an exhibition by Elizabeth Challinor that focuses on bringing the curatorial processes and methodologies to the forefront of the exhibition, to highlight how exhibitions get from Point A to Point B
Biennial 2023: Under the Cracked Lid of The Beetroot Man: Freddy Francké
Expect more woeful themes than you can shake your fists at the clouds at.
Dingle Community Print Collage Workshop: SOCIAL SPACE
Dingle Community Print has re-started their weekly workshops at their new home: TRS!
DumplingVision
Using music and food to bring people together, this is a family friendly workshop that celebrates the contribution of East and South East Asian (ESEA) performers in music and the humble dumpling which is a dish that has a Scouse, Chinese and Ukrainian variation.
Biennial 2023: Lucia Lernyei Toast Workshop
Toast making workshop with @toastbandit. To express words on toast and to be exhibited in public spaces around the city in line with The Liverpool Biennial.
It's all gone pear-shaped
Through the art of craft, media and installation This Artist Is Screaming intends to showcase an amalgamation of artworks which entwine to create an immersive experience, delving into the uncanny
Dingle Community Print Collage Workshop: SOCIAL SPACE
Dingle Community Print has re-started their weekly workshops at their new home: TRS!
DYSPLA Neurodivergent Aesthetics VR/AR
Free Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Exhibition from DYSPLA on 18th-20th May 2023 hosted at The Royal Standard