October is the UK’s Black History Month and so Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi was a serendipitous find at the library last week.…
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The underground theatre scene in Liverpool is currently thriving, with lots of weird and wonderful work being produced and tried out. 81…
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Ten years ago today, I sat up in bed with a cup of tea and the laptop, messing around with WordPress. In…
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The Edinburgh Festival is a carnival of creatives. A buzzing experience that I have to undertake every year. I have seen some…
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We love street art and anything that really makes the environment a brighter place to be. Illustrator Aaron Givens recently won a…
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What an entrance! As you approach The Bluecoat to visit its latest art exhibition – In the Peaceful Dome – the limn of…
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I hate shopping. I really cannot stand milling around shiny displays, being subliminally brain-washed into believing that certain objects will enhance my…
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There comes a time in any young life where the senses are suddenly open and art of any genus strikes like a…
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Book ReviewsFeaturedLiverpoolTen Years On The Parish: The Autobiography and Letters of George Garrett
I have often wished I could step back in time to see the Mersey in its golden years brimming with vessels setting…
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A visit to Tate Liverpool I have to commend the TATE Liverpool. It helped to transform the Albert Dock in the Eighties.…
