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Liverpool Biennial 2016 Gu de Festival of Contemporary Art 9 July – 16 October Free Pall Mall St Moss Churchill Way Hatton Garden Trueman St Old Hall St Norton St Islington 26 Cheapside St Daulby Brook St Churchill Way BIENNIAL EXHIBITION 23 London Rd Bixteth St Vernon St William Brown St Anson St Edmund St Hato and Childwall Academy Hello Future Me PARTNER EXHIBITION London Rd #SpaceBus Princes Parade New Quay Moorfields 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ? ! . Crosshall St St. John’s ANNUAL COMMISSION Seymour St Tithebarn St Old Pembroke Rd HaymarketSt. John’sGardens Lane Sir Thomas St St. George's Lord Nelson St Check @arrivanorthwest on Exchange St Victoria St Hall Twitter to find out the routes Stanley St St. Georges Place Great Newton St Brownlow St Brownlow 13 Dale St for our artist designed Arriva Ashton St Rumford St Chapel St North John St buses on any given day Covent Garden Lime Street Queens Square Station Bus Station Russell St Castle St Victoria St WhitechapelWillamson Copperas Hill Square Renshaw St Fenwick St St Nicholas Pl Richmond St Drury Lane 22 Cook St Elliot St1 The Liver Water St chapel Building The Goree White Brownlow Hill Canada Boulevard Brunswick St Williamson St Tarleton St Lord St Lord St Church St Duckingfield St Basnett St Parker St South John St Brownlow Hill Clarence St 12 Ranelagh St 9 27 10 School Lane James StDerby Square Mount Pleasant Liverpool ONE Wood St Bold St Metropolitan Mount Pleasant Strand 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Street BIENNIAL EXHIBITION PARTNER EXHIBITIONS Liverpool Biennial 2016 9 July – 16 October 1 11 23 Free ABC Cinema Liverpool ONE John Moores Painting Prize Lime Street and Elliot Street Paradise Street, L8 8JF Walker Art Gallery L1 1JN William Brown Street 12 L3 8EL 2 Derby Square Cains Brewery L1 7NU 8 Stanhope Street, L8 5XJ Bloomberg New 14 weeks of exhibitions, performances, films, 13 Contemporaries 2016 3 Exchange Flags Bluecoat, School Lane talks and family events, taking place across The Oratory L2 3YL L1 3BX Liverpool Cathedral Liverpool’s public spaces, unused buildings, St James Mount, L1 7AZ 14 Toxteth Reservoir Centre for Chinese galleries and museums 4 High Park Street, L8 8DX Contemporary Art Blade Factory (Open Saturday and Sunday) Market Buildings Camp and Furnace 13 Thomas St 67 Greenland Street 15 Manchester, M4 1EU L1 0BY (relocated Granby Four Streets from Saw Mill) 143 Granby Street, L8 2UR Biennial Exhibition p.3 5 16 ANNUAL COMMISSIONS Tate Liverpool Rosebery Street Partner Exhibitions p.33 Albert Dock L8 2TN Liverpool Waterfront Annual Commissions p.39 L3 4BB 17 24 Welsh Streets Granby Workshop Performance & Public Programme p.43 6 Rhiwlas Street, L8 3UA 142 Granby Street, L8 2US FACT Visitor Information p.55 88 Wood Street, L1 4DQ 18 25 Funders and Supporters p.62 Epic Hotel Pullman Hotel 7 75 Duke Street, L1 5AA Kings Dock, L3 4FP Open Eye Gallery 19 Mann Island 19 26 Events Calendar is on the inside back cover Liverpool Waterfront Mr Chilli Restaurant Everton Park L3 1BP 92 Seel Street, L1 4BL Prince Edwin Street / Roscommon Street, L5 3NG 20 8 Bluecoat Master Chef Restaurant 27 School Lane, L1 3BX Renshaw Street, L1 2SJ Mersey Ferries Terminal Pier Head, Georges Parade 21 9 L3 1DP Exhibition Research Lab Hondo Chinese Supermarket John Lennon Art & Design 5–11 Upper Duke Street, L1 9DU Building, LJMU #Biennial2016 Duckinfield Street, L3 5RD 22 Liverpool Biennial @biennial 10 Associate Artists George’s Dock India Buildings @liverpoolbiennial Ventilation Tower Plaza 31 Water Street, L2 0RD George’s Dock Way, L3 1DD www.biennial.com 2 Liverpool Biennial 2016 www.biennial.com Liverpool Biennial 2016 www.biennial.com 3 Introduction Welcome to the 9th edition of Liverpool Biennial. Liverpool Visitor Information Biennial 2016 explores fictions, stories and histories, taking We hope you enjoy your viewers on a series of voyages through time and space, stay in Liverpool as you drawing on Liverpool’s past, present and future. These explore the Biennial journeys take the form of six ‘episodes’: Ancient Greece, exhibitions and events. Chinatown, Children’s Episode, Software, Monuments Visit our Visitor Hub from the Future and Flashback. They are sited in galleries, at Cains Brewery, public spaces, unused buildings, through live performance Stanhope Street, L8 5XJ. and online. Many of the artists have made work for It is open daily from more than one episode, some works are repeated across 10am – 6pm. different episodes, and some venues host more than one episode. For exhibition opening For Liverpool Biennial 2016, a Curatorial Faculty times, please consult has been assembled to work together, sharing different individual venue interests and expertise. I am grateful to all of them pages in the guide or for participating with me in such an open and www.biennial.com collaborative process. For the first time, artists have worked together with Contact Us children to produce new work for the Biennial. An exciting +44 (0)330 123 0584 new partnership with Arriva North West has enabled us [email protected] Bie nial to commission artists to paint three working buses that will be in service in the region during the Biennial. Booking Information We are excited to be collaborating with CACTUS Entrance to exhibitions and and Independent Curators International to present work events is free unless stated by ten Associate Artists who are participating in a new otherwise. Where booking long-term programme of mentoring and research. We are is required, visit Exhibiti n once more delighted to present the John Moores Painting www.biennial.com Prize and Bloomberg New Contemporaries, which have both been partners of the Biennial since the first edition Connect in 1999. Tate Liverpool, FACT, Open Eye Gallery, Bluecoat, #Biennial2016 The Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art and Liverpool @biennial John Moores University’s Exhibition Research Lab are @liverpoolbiennial our exhibition partners and we are grateful to them for /liverpoolbiennial their collaboration. We are also grateful to our many supporters and in Share your photos with particular Arts Council England and Liverpool City Council us using #Biennial2016 Ancient Greece for their continued support. There are many organisations presenting exhibitions Chinatown and projects in the city concurrently with the Biennial. Children’s Episode They have been listed in a separate guide. Monuments from the Future Sally Tallant, Director Flashback Software 4 Biennial Exhibition www.biennial.com #Biennial2016 Biennial Exhibition 5 Artists Episodes Lawrence Abu Hamdan Samson Kambalu Andreas Angelidakis Oliver Laric Alisa Baremboym Mark Leckey Lucy Beech Adam Linder Sarah Browne & Marcos Lutyens Jesse Jones Jumana Manna Mariana Castillo Deball Rita McBride Yin-Ju Chen Dennis McNulty Ian Cheng Elena Narbutaite Marvin Gaye Chetwynd Lu Pingyuan Céline Condorelli Michael Portnoy The Black-E and Chinese Arch. Photo: Shirlaine Forrest / Getty Images Audrey Cottin Sahej Rahal Koenraad Dedobbeleer Ramin Haerizadeh, ANCIENT GREECE CHINATOWN In the early 1800s, architects such as Liverpool’s Chinatown has existed since Jason Dodge Rokni Haerizadeh & John Foster and Harvey Lonsdale Elmes the late 1890s and is the oldest in Europe. Lara Favaretto Hesam Rahmanian built Liverpool’s neoclassical cityscape Its entrance is marked by a traditional arch as a second version of Ancient Greece. imported from Shanghai. In the same way Danielle Freakley Koki Tanaka This allowed the rising elite of merchants that the city’s merchant class linked itself Coco Fusco Suzanne Treister who benefitted from colonial trade to Ancient Greece through neoclassical Fabien Giraud & Villa Design Group and the industrial revolution to fashion architecture, this arch links Liverpool’s themselves, and their civic commitment, Chinese community to an image of home. Raphaël Siboni Krzysztof Wodiczko as a reenactment of the legendary cradle Chinese immigration was, as with many Hato Betty Woodman of democracy.
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