In this blog artist and filmmaker Amber Akaunu, one of our recipients of the Remote Residencies programme, reflects on her time during lockdown There’s no doubt that this year has […]
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‘It Takes A Village…’ by Aisha Zia
My photo journalistic experience led me to a unique approach in making theatre; heavily researched and based on interviews with real people dealing with real issues. Whilst back in Peterborough […]
READ MOREDr. Endosymbioticlove OR: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Climate Crisis
Ahead of Future Network Shorts #4 Hwa Young Jung brings artists and scientists together to talk about coexistence during a time of climate crisis: Endosymbiotic Love Calendar brings performance artists […]
READ MOREWhat I Leave Behind I Bring With Me
Photo Credit: Adam Sloan Liverpool based sound artist Laura Campbell has started a new podcast titled “What I Leave Behind I Bring With Me,” available to stream on Apple Podcasts. […]
READ MOREMarjorie Morgan “More than One Woman”
The Story of Carmen from Metal Liverpool on Vimeo. Marjorie Morgan is a Liverpool based playwright, director and producer developing The Story of Carmen as part of Metal’s Remote Residencies […]
READ MOREWhat words are you wearing? – Charley Genever
Why do we wear words on our clothing? My favourite forms of self-expression are words and fashion. So lately I’ve been thinking a lot about where the two intersect, starting […]
READ MORE#Quaranzine by Leah Jones and Jade French
Read #Quaranzine here During their Remote Residency with Metal curator Leah Jones and researcher Jade French created a digital zine titled #Quaranzine: self-advocates in lockdown. In this blogpost Leah and […]
READ MOREWorking with Terracotta clay
I experimented the use of terracotta clay as art material. This is a new approach in my art practice. I enjoy the feel of clay in my hands, smeared the […]
READ MOREArtist In Residence Interview with Jane Hoodless
TIME AND SPACE FOR CREATIVE PRACTICE Each year arts organisation Metal invites a number of artists into residence. The artists spend time in the city undertaking research to inform new […]
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