Uncover the hidden aspects of our world in a season dedicated to art and science.
New exhibition, 'Broken Symmetries', brings together ten new commissions by international artists who creatively explore the complex notions and key concepts of fundamental scientific research.
See the new works at FACT until March 2019 and join us a wide-ranging programme of talks, workshops and film screenings, offering a variety of approaches into the themes and subjects covered by the exhibition.
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Uncover the hidden aspects of our world in this new international exhibition.
Explore a virtual tour of internationally touring exhibition, Broken Symmetries. Created in collaboration with Arts at Cern, this exhibition brings together artists who aim to understand and question the physical world by navigating the shifting realities of modern science.
by Jess Fairclough
The Digital Ambassadors (FACT's creative and digital programme for older adults) have been working closely with physicists from The University of Liverpool to demystify the world of science and find out how it’s occurring in our everyday lives.
by Jess Fairclough
Broken Symmetries takes a closer look at the reality of our universe, at the smallest possible level, and questions how we understand the world around us.
by Jess Fairclough
In this blog, Cortés discusses his new artwork, Supralunar, in more depth.
by Jess Fairclough
James Bridle discusses his new work, A State of Sin and how randomness cannot be determined: it must be produced, found, sought out, discovered.
by Jess Fairclough
Yu-Chen Wang asks fundamental questions about human identity in her work. Find out more in her artist blog.
by Jess Fairclough
In this blog, artist Diann Bauer talks about her new installation Scalar Oscillation, which explores the theme of time in Broken Symmetries.
by Jess Fairclough
In this blog, Suzanne discusses the themes, background and ideas behind her Broken Symmetries work, The Holographic Universe Theory of Art History (THUTOAH).
by Jess Fairclough
Watch the opening talks from Broken Symmetries in partnership with Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool LASER (Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendevouz).
by Jess Fairclough
Broken Symmetries brings together artists who aim to understand and question the physical world by navigating the shifting realities of modern science.
by Josh Barrow
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