Explore a virtual tour of internationally touring exhibition, Broken Symmetries. Created in collaboration with Arts at Cern, this exhibition brings together artists who aim to understand and question the physical world by navigating the shifting realities of modern science.
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For it’s 25th Birthday, we’re looking at 5 major ways that the National Lottery has helped us to enrich people’s lives through film, art and creative technology.
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Curator-in-Residence Helen Starr talks us through the thinking behind her upcoming exhibition at FACT, you feel me_.
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Listen back to Julie Lomax, CEO of a-n The Artists Information Company, and Emily Speed, Artist and Chair of a-n Artists Council, in conversation with artists Kevin Hunt, Fauziya Johnson, Joseph Cotgrave and Sufea Mohamad Noor on the ongoing debate about precarious work in the field of contemporary art.
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The Digital Ambassadors, our creative and digital programme for the over 60s, have been working closely with Holy Family Primary School in an intergenerational project exploring the past and future workplaces of Liverpool.
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Opening our year-long discussions around issues of feminism and representation, our current exhibition, Ericka Beckman & Marianna Simnett, showcases two female artists whose works reach across more than forty years.
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The Digital Ambassadors (FACT's creative and digital programme for older adults) have been working closely with physicists from The University of Liverpool to demystify the world of science and find out how it’s occurring in our everyday lives.
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Is it possible to change the world without also changing ourselves? Inspired by Designing Desire, learn how to digitally 3D sculpt online.
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Broken Symmetries takes a closer look at the reality of our universe, at the smallest possible level, and questions how we understand the world around us.
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In this blog, Cortés discusses his new artwork, Supralunar, in more depth.
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James Bridle discusses his new work, A State of Sin and how randomness cannot be determined: it must be produced, found, sought out, discovered.
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Yu-Chen Wang asks fundamental questions about human identity in her work. Find out more in her artist blog.
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