Liverpool Biennial 2010: Media Landscape: Zone East in the basement of the NOVAS Contemporary Urban Centre. Continued.

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Art Part of the City States strand, the show gathers together artists from across the Far East, twelve different countries to demonstrat...
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Liverpool Biennial 2010: Silas Fong's Stolen Times for Sale at Media Landscape: Zone East in the basement of the NOVAS Contemporary Urban Centre.

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Art Just when you assume that you’ve seen everything there is to see online, you stumble upon the YouTube lift collectors and realise th...
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Sight and Sound Magazine's Film of the Month. A list.

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Film Every month since 1998, Sight and Sound Magazine have singled out one film a month for a longer form review. The feature, originall...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Hacking your enjoyment.

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Art The Guardian's published an "insider's guide to the arts", a kind of cultural life hacker . There are a couple of i...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Gareth Kemp and Nick Sykes at Bold Street Coffee.

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Art On the days I've been "doing the Biennial", after much initial humming and harring (due to the usual malfunction in my...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Hector Zamora at Mann Island.

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Art Like many of the new public realm items listed in the Biennial guide, Hector Zamora's Synclastic/Anticlastic isn't accompan...

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Elsewhere The Biennial takes a mini-break as I review this week's The Sarah Jane Adventures . I can see why professionals tend to spe...
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The Nightmare Man.

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TV Bye then Luke. Nm As you discovered, heading off to university is a scary business, especially since you’re barely old enough to know...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Album at Wolstenholme Creative Space.

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Art During one of my previous obsessions, reviewing Woody Allen’s Shadows and Fog , I talked about visiting the city centre in the middl...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Kaarina Kaikkonen’s Hanging On to Each Other at FACT.

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Art Kaarina Kaikkonen’s Hanging On to Each Other is immense, strung across the ceiling of the atrium of FACT, filling your field of vis...
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Liverpool Biennial 2010: The Caravan Gallery.

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Art Parked in The Bluecoat’s courtyard during the first few days of the Biennial, The Caravan Gallery is the method that artists Jan Wi...

Carol Barnes's breakfast.

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TV With Channel 4 returning to something resembling a breakfast television programme (albeit essentially mimicking a nine year old flicki...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Phase Five at 24-26 Seel Street.

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Art Part of the SQUAT strand of the Biennial , a collaboration between arts groups on either side of the Atlantic (New York’s No Longer ...
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Liverpool Biennial 2010: Tracy Lewis at Gostins Arcade.

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Art One day I’ll write about the Biennial exhibitions unseen, the moments when I’ve visited a venue too early in the day, too late and i...
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Liverpool Biennial 2010: Kirsty E Smith and Olwen Holland's Blink Unblink at The International Gallery.

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Art Not feeling that well and wanting to come straight home after work yesterday afternoon (felt like a man cold but probably tiredness an...
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Liverpool Biennial 2010: Raymond Pettibon at the 107 Wood Street Garage.

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Art Somehow I've now contrived to miss Raymond Pettibon 's video piece Sunday Night and Saturday Morning three times. The fir...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Jason Jones's Between Presence and Absence in John Lewis at Liverpool One.

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Art The new John Lewis is departmentally confusing. It's not always obvious which sale person works within which product area, or f...

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About Well, this was bound to happen some time. A review of this blog and luckily, a nice review . Thank you Leon and Jamie.

Liverpool Biennial 2010: Ted Riederer's Never Records at Binary Cell.

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Art Much as I love Spotify, and I do love Spotify , more than some humans, it’s ruined the experience of visiting record shops. Along w...

Liverpool Biennial 2010: An Encounter with Culley at Leo Casino.

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Art "Hello." "Hello. (cautiously) Are you a member?" "No. I'm hear to see the exhibition." ...