Judith Hopf, Untitled, 2013. Photograph by Lois Ruddock.
Judith Hopf's diverse practice combines film, drawing, sculpture and installation. She currently teaches Fine Art at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main as well as presenting work in galleries, museums, theatres, cinemas and bookshops. There are five pieces of her work in A Needle Walks into a Haystack at The Old Blind School, and in each the artist uses subtle, natural materials to communicate social and political issues. – Read more
Rana Hamadeh, detail from The Alien Encounters Project, (2011-ongoing). Image courtesy of the artist.
Rana Hamadeh, detail from The Alien Encounters Project, (2011-ongoing). Image courtesy of the artist.
Rana Hamadeh, a performance and visual artist from Beirut based in Rotterdam, is one of 18 artists exhibiting at The Old Blind School. Finding her practice too vast, too encompassing and too subjective to be summed up in a few short sentences, Jenny Glydell takes a closer look at the themes and ideas behind the artist's work. – Read more
Exhibition install at The Old Blind School in progress
Create, install and display. Does that sound too easy? Read this step-by-step guide to making an international art exhibition happen and find out how A Needle Walks into a Haystack came together from an insider's point of view. – Read more
Project GreenSleeves by Callum Stewart for Flux festival
Flux Liverpool is a pioneering arts festival featuring a programme of events engineered by young people, created for everyone. We asked Liverpool Biennial Young Fellow Callum Stewart to write about his experiences both as a Flux volunteer and a participating artist. – Read more
The graphic designers of tomorrow: we share our favourite #biennial2014 ideas from LJMU's second year Graphic Design BA students. – Read more
The Old Blind School
If you are planning to visit Liverpool Biennial 2014 but are not sure of where to start, here’s our summary of tips and helpful tools to help you explore the festival. – Read more
A Needle Walks into a Haystack Exhibition, 2014. Photographs by Mark McNulty.
Liverpool Biennial 2014 is now in full swing and we have enjoyed a busy opening weekend. Discover more about our opening events and highlights so far. – Read more
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