Our time and space artist-in-residence Rowena Gander reflects on her second national tour of solo performance Barely Visible as the first half draw to a close. Content warning: References of […]
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A Day in the Life of a Touring Solo Artist
Our Time and Space artist-in-residence Rowena Gander offers us her reflections on as a day in the life of a touring solo artist, whilst touring her solo show ‘Barely Visible’ […]
READ MOREMandy Romero on the origins of TReasured’s trove
Mandy Romero is a creative artist and transgender provocateur whose work has taken her across continents and round the world, whilst also staying close to her native lands. She has […]
READ MOREPuja Varia 1.5 Degrees x Metal
Puja Varia is part of the 1.5 Degrees project team working on Sweat The Small Stuff. In the blog below, Puja discusses the development of the project and how designers, […]
READ MORERest (Is A Political Act)
Rest (Is A Political Act) is an ongoing research project by artist Niki Colclough. For our second Future Station event exploring care in the arts, we gathered to consider collective […]
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Rowena Gander is an international performance artist who creates thought provoking solo performance works that question and negotiate themes of sexuality, power and objectification in women. This year, Rowena’s preparing […]
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Norman Erikson Pasaribu was Essex Writers House x English PEN House international writer in residence, in partnership with us as part of English PEN’s year-long centenary programme Common Currency. Common […]
READ MOREOwen Rutland 1.5 Degrees x Metal
The 1.5 Degrees project team are Liverpool John Moores University Graphic Design and Illustration students and staff who have joined us to explore how designers, illustrators and creative climate communication […]
READ MORELittlewoods Heritage Project: Grace Belcher
Over the past year, Grace Belcher has been working as a Digital Archivist intern from Metal at Edge Hill Station, Liverpool. After completing her work with the extensive (analogue) archives, […]
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