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Today we bring you five exhibitions of artists who are using cutting-edge technology in their work. Those featured navigate this unknown territory, embracing it to enhance their art and explore new methods of creative expression.

R.I.P. Germain’s ‘After GOD, Dudus Comes Next!’ is an immersive installation at FACT Liverpool

Presented by artists Melanie Crean, Katrina Palmer, Ain Bailey, and Amartey Golding.

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For the winter season, the worlds of artists Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley and Josèfa Ntjam collide in a free immersive exhibition.

While big tech has revealed the darker side of technology, a new exhibition in Liverpool explores how digital tools can be harnessed for good

For the last three years, FACT’s curator-in-residence programme has given UK-based curators the opportunity to develop a major exhibition and programme of events in response to a theme.

After months of waiting and worrying, galleries are open again. At Liverpool’s FACT, new exhibition ‘And Say the Animal Responded?’

A reanimated rhino mixes with DJs and dancers in a captivating show that explores our fragile connection to other species

An artist’s 3-D recreation of the immense mammal probes the paradox of efforts to bring such animals back in the lab

‘you feel me_’ opened on 31st October 2019―a fitting day on which to interrogate all things systemic and speculative.

Liz Magic Laser has created an exhibition on the ground floor of Fact Liverpool as part of Real Work. This is an absorbing show about people working in unrecognised freelance jobs and how their quality of life and business can be improved through certain goals and techniques...

FACT Liverpool’s new programme features two artists who both use technology and classic tropes of fairy tale storytelling to create artworks that are alluring and repelling, sensual and troubling. Lesley Taker, Exhibitions Manager, discusses the show.

This winter FACT Liverpool premiered ‘Broken Symmetries’, an exhibition resulting from a collaboration between the gallery and CERN laboratories’ growing arts programme.

In its new exhibition States of Play: Roleplay Reality, Liverpool’s FACT has set out to explore an idea which is full of potential: using existing platforms to create new, virtual identities for ourselves and others.