Liverpool Front House - Face of the City

GALLERY

Welcome to the Liverpool Front House Gallery

The artwork exhibited here, has been created by artists who are participating in the Face of the City arts project. To view full size versions of the artwork please click the thumbnails.


Edge 08 Attack - Design for Performance - Students.

Edge Hill University, Ormskirk. Lancs.

The biodegradable costume was created live at Crosby beach 14th Feb 2008. Students made a life size replica of a costum chosen from a painting from the Walker Art Gallery Liverpool. The "Attack" was a finale to the costume construction work the students undertook with costume designer Monica Aslanian.

Please visit our News & Events page for full details of the event.


Thumbnail detail of artwork by Pamela Holstein Horse I - Pamela Holstein

Liverpool Chamber of Commerce.

Medium : Dry point print, on paper.

"I'm delighted to be involved in the project, as an artist who is outside of a studio group and working mainly in a traditional medium. I'm glad to have the opportunity to get exposure for my work and also to highlight the fact that not all artists teach or work in galleries. We are everywhere."


Lancashire Farm Track -

Anthony Doherty.

Liverpool John Moores University

“It’s a marvellous idea. Face of the City is releasing the out-of-hours talents of those who work and study right here, while all eyes are upon us. For me it’s the ideal catalyst for renewed creativity, new beginnings for ideas so often put on the back-burner. Exhibiting my paintings in the City’s most vibrant year yet is an uplifting and inspiring prospect.”



Robin - Shelly Turner

Liverpool Charity & Voluntary Services

Medium : Colour photography

 

 


Thumbnail detail of artwork by Ian FitzpatrickMask - Ian Fitzpatric

Liverpool Charity & Voluntary Services

Medium : Colour photograph


Thumbnail detail of artwork by Ged SimpsonSummer Morning Cheshire - Ged Simpson

Medium : Colour photograph



Neptune Theatre - Ian Kearvel

MerseyTravel

Medium : Digital Photography

                A young thespian listening intently to his Director.

 

The bard, the don, the cock and the crow, present themselves at the critics show.           

    Paul Miller