Galleries & Exhibitions
SHIFT
SHIFT has been curated and produced by Tobias Ferguson with Artist-Led St Helens SHIFT is an immersive group exhibition exploring how transformation moves through body, material and collective experience. Informed by the circadian rhythm, the exhibition unfolds across two contrasting environments shaped by the energies of morning and night. Featuring over twenty artists, designers and...
Liverpool City Region Photo Awards 2025
Photographic talent is very much alive in the Liverpool City Region. It happens every day, in every postcode; in group chats, in home darkrooms and on the street. Returning for its second time, the Liverpool City Region Photo Awards received over 2,100 images from local people. Through the work of 18 category finalists, this exhibition...
Women at Work: the Unilever Contemporary Art Collection
Discover a new exhibition of work by women artists from the Unilever Contemporary Art Collection in Port Sunlight, the iconic Wirral model village and historic home of the global company. ‘Women at Work: the Unilever Contemporary Art Collection’ is a unique opportunity for the general public to see work from a collection which is normally...
David Blandy & Petra Szemán: Our Ghosts, Our Shells (Enhanced)
Enter a vividly pixelated world where memory, identity, and fantasy meet. Artists David Blandy and Petra Szemán invite you to play their new collaborative game, Our Ghosts, Our Shells (Enhanced). Layered with nods to the games of David and Petra’s childhood, nostalgic artefacts, and anime-inspired landscapes, this interactive work merges personal histories with imagined futures....
CHET Art and Craft Fair 2025
Exhibition and sale of original works & limited-edition prints Local crafts & artisan producers Gallery by the Art & Craft Guild of Lancashire Home-made hot lunches, tea, coffee & cakes Free parking Exhibition catalogue £3 Open 10 am – 4 pm
Open Eye Gallery: Upcoming Events in November
I’ll Tell You Later Until 1 November 2025 / Williamson Art Gallery & Museum I’ll Tell You Later is an exhibition showcasing the work of Happy Snappers, a photography group made up of both Deaf and British Sign Language users. It explores the relationship between the Deaf experience and the hearing world. The world is...
Exhibition: Ken Horton
Ken Horton (b. 1940) grew up in Huyton and attended Prescot Grammar School. His father was a keen landscape artist, so Ken was introduced to art from an early age and his interest grew. At Grammar School, he met his childhood friend Stuart Sutcliffe (a famous Liverpool fine artist). Both pupils enjoyed working together in...
Descendent of a Rebel Dyke
Descendant of a Rebel Dyke is an intergenerational journey through dyke activism, tracing its roots from 1980s and 90s London to the dyke renaissance of 2020s Liverpool. The Rebel Dykes learned from the women at Greenham Common that the personal is political, taking that energy to London where they built activist networks, punk clubs, and...
Rest as Resistance: An interactive art exhibition
For marginalised communities, rest is often the first thing denied to us. We are called to fight, to represent, to resist, everywhere we go. But to rest is to reclaim our bodies, our minds, our spirits. To rest is to resist the systems that exhaust us. This exhibition creates a space where rest is not...
Museum Meet-ups
Museum meetups are relaxed creative sessions at the Museum of Liverpool, designed for young adults to meet socially and take part in creative activities together. Whether you’re coming alone or bringing a friend, you will be welcomed into a supportive space where you can chat, create, and enjoy being at the museum. No judgement, no...
