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Liverpool Biennial Beautiful world, where are you?

14 July – 28 October 2018

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An installation by artist Haegue Yang.

Haegue Yang, The Grand Balcony 2016.

Visit the largest festival of contemporary art in the UK

Liverpool Biennial is the largest festival of contemporary art in the UK, with free exhibitions and events taking place across the city’s public spaces, galleries, museums and online from 14 July – 28 October 2018. The 10th edition of the Biennial, Beautiful world, where are you? invites artists and audiences to reflect on a world in social, political and economic turmoil.

At Tate Liverpool, visitors can experience new and existing work by artists Kevin Beasley, Dale Harding, Brian Jungen, Duane Linklater, Annie Pootoogook, Joyce Wieland and Haegue Yang.

Their work responds to a resurgence of consciousness and activism among peoples whose experiences have been marked by colonialism. This presentation at Tate Liverpool brings to the fore work from America, Australia and Canada by artists from communities for whom this cultural shift has frequently been experienced as loss and suppression.

A painting by Canadian artist Annie Pootoogook of a polar bear outside of a home.

Annie Pootoogook, Bear by the Window 2004.

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