Working in partnership: creative and cultural
From corporate archives to philharmonic orchestras, researchers from the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences are collaborating with cultural partners across the country. See how their work is bringing culture, heritage and the arts alive for academic and public communities alike.
Carbon and energy reduction plan for National Museums Liverpool and the Everyman Theatre
Dr Stephen Finnegan is working with two of Liverpool's leading cultural institutions to better manage their environmental impacts.
Tate Liverpool partnership
Our highly successful partnership with Tate Liverpool has delivered a range of research projects, colleague benefits and exhibition sponsorships.
Philosopher in residence at the Open Eye
PhD researcher, Lauren Stephens, led workshops for Open Eye Gallery staff as part of her role as Philosopher in Residence.
Living Music Network
A partnership with the Liverpool Philharmonic to shed light on the important role of musicians (and music) for the social, cultural and physical health of the population/nation.
Prison, culture, and heritage
An AHRC-funded collaboration between the Universities of Liverpool, Leeds and Liverpool John Moores, using digital technologies to portray the experiences of 19th century convicts and 20th century indigenous prisoners.
'Women of the Welfare Landscape' exhibition at Quarry Bank Mill in Cheshire
The travelling exhibition, Women of the Welfare Landscape curated by Professor Luca Csepely-Knorr and Dr Camilla Allen from Liverpool School of Architecture was shown at the National Trust’s Quarry Bank Mill property in Cheshire.