The internationally renowned Liverpool Biennial arts festival returns to the city this summer for its 25th anniversary edition.
The event has used the city as its backdrop since 1998 and has brought the works of some of the world’s biggest artists to Merseyside. Its latest instalment will run from June 10 and until September 17 with this year’s theme titled ‘uMoya: The Sacred Return of Lost Things’.
For the first time The Biennial will move its base out to the north end of the city with the Tobacco Warehouse at Stanley Dock revealed as one of the key venues. The warehouse, the largest brick building in the world, will be the festival’s hub for 2023 and will also provide space for six artists’ work.
