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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Patrick Graham

Art to 'expose and challenge injustices' comes to Liverpool

'Do They Owe Us a Living' is an exhibition exploring political resistance using art as activism to raise questions about politics and capitalism.

The exhibition at the Royal Standard in Mann Street Liverpool 8 's Baltic District is curated by British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, Simon Willems. 12 artists from across the UK showcase their work and collaborations, including Liverpool artist Sumuyya Khader.

Do they owe us a living? is a reference to the 1978 song by Punk band Crass and in sync with the sentiment of the song. The exhibition considers how any “living owed” is directed solely at quality of life.

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