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The Art of Pop Video

Celebrate The Art of Pop Video in the first exhibition of its kind in the UK. More than 100 video clips tell the story of the pop video, marking the m… Read on >

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The Great Gatsby 3D

For this new adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s bittersweet novel set during New York’s gaudy jazz era, director Luhrmann (ROMEO + JULIET, MOULIN ROU… Read on >

Can you hear me? I can see you!

“If you could jump back in time, what advice would you give to yourself?” Read on >

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN is fondly regarded as being the closest in spirit to the 1966-69 TV series that spawned it. Admiral Kirk (Shatner) … Read on >

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The Art of Pop Video

Thursday 14 March - Sunday 26 May

Can you hear me? I can see you!

Friday 17 May - Sunday 2 June

Mud

  • 15:30
  • 18:10
  • 20:50

The Great Gatsby 2D

  • 11:00
  • 14:50
  • 20:40

The Great Gatsby 3D

  • 12:10
  • 18:00

The Place Beyond the Pines

  • 11:50
  • 14:40
  • 17:30
  • 20:30

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AND festival artists to receive New York art prize

Activist pranksters The Yes Men win award Activist pranksters The Yes Men (whose fascinating exhibition  Keep it Slick: Infiltrating Capitalism with the Yes Men  continues to show at LJMU's Art and Design Academy) will be presented with the inaugural Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change by New York public art organisation Creative Time on 23 October.&nb… Read on >

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Rider Spoke wheels into FACT

FACT presents a work for cyclists by acclaimed UK artists Blast Theory Part of its exhibition Space Invaders: Art and the Computer Game Environment (18 December - 21 February), Rider Spoke Liverpool, is a work by award-winning, UK-based, interactive performance company, Blast Theory, with Liverpool-based artists Venya Krutikov and Lorena Rivero de Beer. Based on an origi… Read on >

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Space Invaders powers up at FACT

This winter FACT is playing games Space Invaders: Art and the Computer Game Environment is a group exhibition exploring the increasingly blurred boundaries between videogame spaces and real spaces. From the detailed, complex worlds of Grand Theft Auto to zen gaming and augmented reality, the exhibition brings together world renowned new media artists and innovative games designers who are … Read on >

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FACT passes the AND festival baton to folly

Abandon Normal Devices is far from over While the five-day festival closed with a bang yesterday, Abandon Normal Devices is far from over. There's still plenty to tickle your creative tastebuds here in Liverpool. Head to FACT for the UK premiere of Primitive a new multi-screen video installation by ground-breaking Thai artist/filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul (Galleries 1 and 2, until… Read on >

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The Yes Men arrive in Liverpool following New York Post hijinks

The Yes Men arrive in Liverpool after releasing a fake version of the New York Post Political pranksters The Yes Men will present their first ever exhibition in the UK from Thursday 24 September - 25 October. A million copies of an amended New York Post were handed out on the streets of New York on Monday, September 21. Timed to coincide with the U.N. meeting on climate change, the pap… Read on >

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Are FACT's Flying Flappers on the move?

Flying Flappers to take flight? As part of the exhibition A Theory of Entanglement, artist Bernie Lubell worked closely with FACT to design a model bird that visitors can build, decorate and customise. For the past three months, more than 3000 people from adults and young people to families have been making their own Flying Flapper masterpieces from the recycled materials provided an… Read on >

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AND festival programme announced

Abandon Normal Devices (AND) is excited to announce the full programme for the inaugural festival   The festival debuts 23 September in Liverpool and throughout the 5 days celebrates more than 15 new commissions, over 25 film screenings, 6 UK premieres and over 10 exhibitions from more than 50 leading and emerging international artists and film-makers across more than … Read on >

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Grab your camera phone and get busy

Abandon Normal Devices and the Liverpool Echo join forces for a film competition AND Festival and the Liverpool Echo join forces for a film competition that's Out of the Ordinary! We are inviting anyone with a camera phone to create a short film (no more than 3 minutes long) that captures "Out of the Ordinary" goings-on in Liverpool. The film could be fiction, documentary, anything! The con… Read on >

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Primitive by Apichatpong Weerasethakul to premiere at FACT

'Primitive' by Apichatpong Weerasethakul comes to FACT as the artists first UK solo exhibition Widely regarded as a central figure in contemporary cinema, Thai filmmaker Apichatpong 'Joe' Weerasethakul returns to FACT for his first UK solo exhibition. Primitive forms a major component of Abandon Normal Devices and is a multi-platform work commissioned by FACT, in partnership wit… Read on >

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