Liverpool Art Month Bus Tour
Event Information
Description
Liverpool Art Month would like to invite you to use the Art Month Bus Tour to visit
the events and exhibitions that are taking place in Liverpool throughout May. Our
bus tour guide will take you on a trail to discover the independent art venues and
exciting exhibitions offered by Liverpool Art Month.
Bus tours will pick up from all venues on the tour and will run every Saturday during
Art Month departing at 1pm from The Liverpool Art Month Hub Space, Grand Hall, The Colonnades, Albert Dock, L3 4AA , Please leave time
to see the Liverpool Art Prize Exhibition at The Hub Space, before the bus departs.
Arrival at The Hub Space, after the tour, should not be any later than 4pm.
Tickets are £4 and as there are a limited number so we strongly recommend that you
buy in advance from this website.
PLEASE NOTE THAT DISABLED ACCESS IS LIMITED AT A NUMBER OF
THE VENUES. For more information please contact Metal Liverpool.
Bus Tour Plan Saturday 4th May
The Drifters Escape, The Bridewell
Open Studios, Road Studios
Living Arteacts, Mello Mello
T-Here, Camp and Furnace
Bus Tour Plan Saturday 11th May
Landscape 2013, Corke Gallery
Strangers in a Strange Land, The WalkerArtGallery
Something to do with Death, Arena Studios and Gallery
Open Studios, Hub Artists
Open Studios, 104 Duke Street Collective
Bus Tour Plan Saturday 18th May
Possible Impossibilities, The Bridewell
Black Sun Horizon, The Royal Standard
Photo Booth,Matt Ford Studio
Liverpool Unfinished, Wolstenholme Creative Space at Drop the Dumbells
Bus Tour Plan Saturday 25th May
JMU Degree Show, Liverpool John Moore’s University
Open Studios, RedWire Studios and Road Studios
Realism, The Gallery Liverpool
Liverpool Art Fair, Camp and Furnace
Organizer Metal
Organizer of Liverpool Art Month Bus Tour
Metal was founded in London in 2002 by Jude Kelly CBE, working with current Artistic Director and CEO, Colette Bailey since its inception. It has been active in Liverpool since 2004, in Southend-on-Sea since 2007 and in Peterborough since 2012. From these bases, Metal works to provide the catalyst that can transform the potential of people and places, exploring the impact of art and artists' practices on civic and civil society. Metal produces an exciting multidisciplinary programme of international and UK artists in residence and runs a wide range of events, exhibitions and participatory projects.
In Liverpool, Metal work out of Edge Hill Station, the world’s oldest active passenger railway station. Metal completed a major renovation of the previously empty, historic buildings in 2009. The original 1836 Engine House, Boiler Room and Accumulator Tower now serve as a cultural and creative hub for artists, the neighbourhood and wider city region, carrying on the building’s proud history of innovation, aspiration and technology.
