News
The Bluecoat to be home to Turner Prize winners of tomorrow
The Bluecoat revealed the artistic and creative vision for the building and an outline programme of visual art, live art, music, dance, literature and debate at Liverpool Culture Company’s 08 highlights launch.
Liverpool Debates result: Traditional politics has failed.
Last Thursday, an audience of over 100 people met at the Liverpool Lighthouse in Anfield to join the fourth Liverpool Debate: Voter Apathy? Liverpool believes that traditional politics has failed.
Tenant Recruitment Deadline Extended
Due to the fantastic response we’ve had to our tenant recruitment launch and the continued interest we are receiving from potential retail, creative business and artist tenants, we are extending the deadline for tenancy applications to Friday 21st September, 5.30pm.
Display Centre Temporary Move
The Bluecoat Display Centre has temporarily relocated to 54 Hanover Street during the £12.5m redevelopment of the Bluecoat, where they have held a tenancy since 1959.
The Bluecoat Display Centre is a nationally and internationally recognised contemporary craft and design gallery. They sell, exhibit and promote over 350 selected contemporary craftspeople each year working in a broad variety of media and continue to do so at their new temporary premises.
What’s New?
The Bluecoat is an exciting place to be at the moment. The building and the organisation are going through a period of huge change and, as we gear up to the big re-opening in early 2008, significant developments are taking place on a daily basis.
Development Information
The Bluecoat is developing the oldest building in Liverpool city centre as an exciting arts, heritage, cultural business and retail complex for the 21st Century. This £12.5 million scheme will secure the future of one of the city's best-loved buildings, retaining its special qualities whilst addressing its much-needed access and accommodation problems.
