Thursday, August 31, 2006

Ideas for Autumn


Thursday 31 August 06

It's the last day of August and the holiday season is officially over. But don't get all gloomy - there's lots you can do the brighten the looming autumnal months.

The Guardian have put together a handy Top 50 of the best things to do during the season, hightlighting the John Moores 24 exhibition under  Liverpool Biennial. It reads:

"Tate Liverpool and other venues in the city combine to offer a variety of contemporary art from around the world. The Albert Dock is not the Arsenale but the heat won't be as killing as at the Venice Biennale. The John Moores painting prize at the Walker Art Gallery and new contemporaries add to the fun."

John Moores 24 exhibition of contemporary painting opens on 16 September. You can also see Insyde and Cape Farewell as part of Liverpool Biennial.


Posted by Dawn | 31/08/2006 16:33   | Comments [0]

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