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This new multi-screen video work references the artist’s ancestry, the knowledge systems of animism - the belief that objects, places, and creatures all possess a distinct spiritual essence - and geology.
Combining machine learning, analogue technologies, archival materials, and a trained impersonator, Burnt Toast is a contemporary ghost story which resurrects comedian Tommy Cooper. He recites memories and anecdotes, as the work asks us to question how hidden structures like class and capitalism can shape our lives.
Amartey Golding is a British artist whose practice explores themes of masculinity, nationhood, violence and vulnerability. Since 2023, Amartey has been working with groups of imprisoned men at HMP Altcourse in Fazakerley to make a suit of armour, creating the latest piece in his ongoing Chainmail series.
Life on FACT transforms a vintage broadcast camera into a real-time nature-documentary narrator.
In Coffee Machine, the simple act of buying a coffee becomes a curious conversation about existence. You can try to get a drink, but the AI-driven machine refuses to dispense coffee on demand.
In Life Forever, Vytas invites us into an absurd ‘jellyfish wellness spa’, where jellyfish float inside a tank warmed by cryptominers - machines that use computer power to generate cryptocurrency, and produce significant heat. In a video, the spa’s host, Lola, prepares visitors for a treatment that raises questions about our values, desires and pleasure-seeking lifestyles in the face of the climate crisis.
CripShip is a tabletop role-playing game that transforms lived experiences of disability into a space for resistance, collaboration, and new ways of thinking.
by Joseph Wilk
Ellie Hoskins combines sculpture, video, text and sound to create installations that blend personal memories, the excesses of internet culture and ordinary observations into immersive fictional worlds. Balancing humour with melancholy, her work finds unexpected emotion in the overlooked details of everyday contemporary life.
Tap Tap Tippety Tap follows a woman whose emotional vulnerability and transparency online transform her into a featureless lump to be harvested and sold at the surreal LLM (Large Language Model) Supermarket.
In this new work, Livi looks at how the intuitive user interfaces and friendly ‘padded cell’ graphic designs pioneered by Kai Krause in the 1990s have been co-opted by those wanting us glued to the web for capitalist gain. Her work references a time when digital spaces were becoming user-friendly, colourful and easily accessible.
by Livi Wilmore
Blurring fact and fiction, Nina collaborates with Eve, Luke and Mel to transform their lived experiences of cancer into an immersive world that unfolds like a sci-fi documentary.
by Nina Davies
Sahjan Kooner creates expansive, speculative worlds that question the technological, social and racialised structures shaping our daily lives. Guided by the belief that imagination is our most important form of technology, this new exhibition invites us into a world created in collaboration with young people aged 12-19 from Liverpool and Leigh.
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