Find out more about how we work with people through learning and engagement with art, technology, culture and heritage.
We believe that making art is a learning experience and by working together, we can challenge our understanding of the world and explore who we are.
We present art as; a space for critical dialogue; a meaningful exchange between individuals with groups from different generations and backgrounds; and an opportunity to discuss the possibilities of what society can be.
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Young Participant
A free monthly film screening for military veterans, plus their family and friends, to explore film and meet other veterans.
Join us for a sharing event with scientists and artists to inspire and discuss a STEAM approach in enabling young people to access and participate in physics research and art practice.
Discover a different way of experiencing exhibitions at FACT with your family. Suitable for children aged 6 and over, Do Something Saturdays happen every week and give families a space to make, do and be creative together.
Build inventions, make artworks and create your own 360 live stream YouTube show, Proto-Live! FACT’s four day camp offers young people aged 11-15 a range of STEAM skills.
Probationary: The Game of Life on Licence has been created by FACT, criminologists at LJMU, artist Hwa Young Jung and a group of men who are on probation in Merseyside with the aim of changing attitudes towards offenders.
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