New images show how one of Liverpool’s main art galleries could look after undergoing major development works.
Tate Liverpool, situated at the Albert Dock since 1988, is set to undergo a £29.7 million overhaul which will see a number of its existing spaces redesigned. In March it was confirmed that work is set to begin in the autumn with the gallery closing its doors on Monday October 16 and remaining closed until its reopening in 2025.
With part of the funding for the project coming from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund, the three decade old venue has been working with 6a architects to reimagine its spaces to meet the scale and ambition of today’s most exciting artists. The redesign will also focus on creating new social spaces within the waterfront gallery.
