Here is a 3 page map and details of events produced by Nic Corke (1.2 MB)

The Long Night of the Biennial. Thursday 30 October 2008
Night-time Liverpool will be transformed as an unprecedented number of the city’s galleries will keep their doors open to the public, some until 23.00 ! A nocturnal feast of art, events, music, film and performance will give visitors a very special experience of the visual arts in Liverpool during the Long Night of the Biennial.
Come straight from work, join in the debate, do the tours, wear the glowstick, eat & meet, watch it all happen, and enjoy Liverpool’s favourite and up and coming studios and galleries.

New work by Caroline Black
9 October – 9 November
The Green Street (formerly STOKED)
357 Smithdown Road
10 – 17.00 Mon – Sat

‘If clothing could speak, what would be revealed’

We all have a significant memory that involves a special item or outfit, through the work the artist is investigating and challenging our perceptions and our relationship with our clothing.

In this new work Caroline is exploring the meaning, memory, experience and value left in our favourite or special items of clothing, and the time, repition and ritual of  the making process.

 The work explores not only our personal memories attached to garments but the physicality and intimacy of wearing clothing, and the history  embedded into the garment during the making process.

Quiescence by McCoy Wynne. 7 - 12 October 2008
Viewing Tuesday 7 October 17.30 - 20.30
Photographic exhibition of quiescent places awaiting their planned regeneration.The exhibition is a collaboration of photographers Steve McCoy and Stephanie Wynne

Over the past 5 years they have responded to buildings and environments that are about to undergo a change of use.

The photographs depict the subjects during a period of stasis, after one use has ceased and before the next begins. They are not images of abandonment or dereliction but a document of calm hiatus before the clamour of redevelopment begins. Evidence of former occupations remain but also traces of present occupation, an appropriation of the space by birds and plants.

The arts page of the October issue of liverpool.com magazine (p62) has incorrect information for Emma Tooth's exhibition 'Concilium Plebis'.

It is actually taking place now (and until 15.11.2008) at Novas CUC in the Aghafar gallery on the 3rd floor with the International Artists show.

This was not the fault of liverpool.com as the venue was changed after their deadline (they are to blame for the other errors on the page though IJ)

Andreas Tschersich is currently exhibiting his photographic work in the Liverpool Biennial. His exhibition documents his investigation into how Modernity intersects with the public spaces of the urban landscape.

Join Sarah Nicholson for a final play time at the Kitchen Gallery. Doing Strange Things to toys features seventeen artists from across the country and is the final group exhibition at the Kitchen Gallery.

Doing Strange Things to Toys - 07.09.2008 - 28.09.2008

Christine O'Reilly Wilson curates an exhibition of 5 local artists' new work as part of Independents Biennial Liverpool 2008.
Artists: Christine O'Reilly Wilson, Jane Hughes, Wendy Williams, Richard Ashworth, Barbara Harrison.
Open daily from 27th September to 12th October inclusive. 12.30 - 4.pm.
Albert Dock Unit C18. Wheelchair access.

Out Today - Mothman Comic Book Preview Issue Zero
By Tony Knox, Anna McDade, Katie Hanratty

A free preview issue zero downloadable comic book inspired by character The Mothman.

For issue one Artists will be invited to contribute to the comic book.

The finished hardcopy comic book to be realised in Köln and Liverpool at the close of the Year in connection with Eight Days a week at the Bluecoat.

view online click here.

The K2 Kinkakuji work by Yoshiaki Kaihatsu has been attracting a lot of attention. The temple inside the K2 phone box was damaged on the first day that it opened. The small buddha was taken but found nearby by Town Hall staff.

There is a report and a short video on the Echo website

The Event Listings and City Centre Map is now available to download.
Several thousand are being printed for distribution around the area and the venues.
There is also a 36 page guide being distributed which gives more details of the events.
Look out for that.

Click here to download the map (pdf file 1.mb)