When culturepool sprung into life in 2006, one of our first forays into the art world was with a young artist from Warrington called Chris Boyd as part of the years Independents Biennial. Back then Chris was not long out of Uni but has since continued to build an impressive reputation and résumé. So four years on we jumped at the chance to join Chris again on his return to Liverpool.
Even if you’ve been to the View Two Gallery before, this is a chance to see the new gallery spaces opened up for this exhibition. It’s the View Two Gallery as you’ve never seen it before!
Check out the View Two Gallery and join culturepool, Chris Boyd plus some of the other artists who will talk about their art and the exhibition on Saturday 18th September @ 1pm. The event is FREE, so just pop along and join us for a cuppa, a bit of art and a chat.
Culturepool works with a broad range of artists, venues and communities to develop more inclusivity within art and culture through promotion, education and support. This is achieved by engaging people in art and culture whilst providing an environment where people feel comfortable to share, discuss and reflect on their experiences.
Aims and Objectives
To encourage people to engage in the diverse range of arts and cultural events in Liverpool.
- By organising and promoting various art and cultural events
- By finding unique and interesting events
- By gaining added value to events i.e.discounted tickets, meeting artists
and performers
- By encouraging a strong social network
To provide a safe, comfortable and inclusive environment for people to explore and share their experiences of art and culture in Liverpool.
- By organising spaces for discussions within the venue visited if possible
To promote the accessibility of art and culture through reflection and discussion.
- By facilitating the discussions in an informal and relaxed manner
- By encouraging people to voice their opinions without fear of ridicule or
intimidation and promoting respect
- By providing workshops
To recognise Liverpool’s grass-roots and community arts and culture as being an integral part of its culture.
- By building relationships with community networks
- By organising visits to grass-roots and community art events
- By promoting grass-roots and community art events
Culturepool Events
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