Metal Liverpool with our residency artists, Liverpool African Diasporic Filmmakers Network (LADFN) and Liverpool Hip Hop Festival (LHHF) have a series of exciting events this October. Working with local artists […]
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Neighbourhood Tapestry: Our Lives in Toxteth, Wavertree and Edge Hill
An exhibition by Smithdown Primary School Year Fives at Tate Liverpool. A neighbourhood portrait through people, place and memories. Smithdown Primary’s artist in residence programme engaged Year 5 pupils and […]
READ MORESimon Says / Dadda
A three-screen collaborative film that explores father-daughter relationships, by Beverley Bennett. ‘Simon Says / Dadda’ is a collaborative three-screen film exploring father/daughter relationships together with Black and Asian women and […]
READ MOREAbove All: Inside the Littlewoods Dream Factory
A heritage project and animated film made from archival footage, interviews, original music and writing. In 2018 we partnered with LJMU’s Screen School, with support from the National Lottery Heritage […]
READ MORELucky Dip
Taking place 4 times a year, each with different guest hosts, this programme exists to connect local creatives with each other, celebrate the joy in art, platform cross-disciplinary artists and […]
READ MORE1.5 Degrees: Sweat the Small Stuff
“A creative response to a warming world” Scientists have been warning against the global temperature rise exceeding 1.5 degrees. At current warming levels, without drastic intervention, we are likely to […]
READ MORESustainable Fashion Week
15th – 22nd Sept Running from the 15th – 22nd September Metal will be hosting a week-long series of activities around sustainable fashion, to learn more, have discussions and […]
READ MOREAnvil – Metal New Artist Network Zine
In April 2022, Metal announced a call out for submissions of artwork, essays, prose and more, that capture the experiences of being an early career artist. These submissions were curated […]
READ MOREEstuary 2021
Estuary 202122 May – 13 June 2021Multiple sites along the Essex and Kent shorelines We’re happy to announce the first part of the programme for Estuary 2021, curated in response […]
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