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With a bold signature aesthetic shaped by game engines and electronica we asked ONLY SLIME to share recommendations — from music and films to books and games — that have helped build their reference-rich universes and immersive hybrid worlds.
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Journey behind the scenes of Rachel Maclean's new film work, They've Got Your Eyes, and discover more about her creative filmmaking process!
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Curator-in-Residence Milia Xin Bi shares more about her exhibition Can Meeple Escape the Neurophoria?, on display at FACT until Sunday 26 April.
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Between 2024 and 2027, more than 200 artists across the UK are exploring immersive technologies with support from Immersive Arts funding. In this spotlight, we showcase three artists who embedded themselves in FACT’s Studio/Lab using professional equipment, mentorship and creative support to prototype work in spatial audio, XR storytelling and interactive device design.
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The second edition of FACT's journal explores Resolution (2018–25), a seven-year programme using art, listening and collaboration to reimagine justice and social change.
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Kara Chin shares the inspirations and ideas behind her Liverpool Biennial 2025 installation, on display at FACT until Sunday 14 September.
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Read a text by The Otolith Collective, a long-standing artist-led organisation supporting intergenerational art practice, research-led projects and process-based forms of development.
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FACT’s new online journal is an open-access contemporary art journal that delves into FACT’s artistic programme with essays, images and perspectives from curators, artists and scholars.
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Check out our interview series featuring members of The Bandidos and artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, in which the young people share their inspirations behind the video game artwork, When Our Worlds Meet (2022).
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Future Ages Will Wonder, a major exhibition of works by nine UK and international artists is now open at FACT. Explore an ‘alternative museum’ that includes a reconstruction of Liverpool’s old Chinatown and tells the stories of its lost Chinese sailors who were abruptly repatriated following World War II.
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