Liverpool Links : Arts and Entertainment - Page 2

• Writing on the Wall Festival

  Festival of workshops, readings, debates and developments, focusing on social justice and radical writing. On show will be the best of the region's poetry, plays, television, film, publishing, novels and digital work.

  www.writingonthewall.org.uk/

• Brouhaha International

  Charity promoting international arts. Information about the Merseyside International Street Festival, education services, their performer database, and help in organising entertainment.

  www.brouhaha.uk.com/

• Liverpool Playwrights

  Group promoting new writing for radio, stage and TV. Activities include script readings and feedback, and lectures.

  liverpoolplaywrights.20fr.com/

• SuperLambBanana

  Sculpture. Information about the original, and replicas for sale.

  www.superlambbanana.com/

• All Things Latin

  A Latin American promotions company. What's on, portfolio, photographs, and contacts.

  www.allthingslatin.co.uk/

• Come Strut Your Stuff

  Regular poetry and acoustic music event.

  www.comestrutyourstuff.co.uk/

• Liverpool Biennial

  Contemporary visual art event.

  www.biennial.com/

• Dead Good Poets Society

  Promotes poetry through performance and encourages the development of new poets and audiences.

  www.deadgoodpoetssociety.co.uk/

• Soundation Audio-Visuals

  A collective of musicians and visual artists. Contains examples of music and multimedia art.

  www.soundation.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

• The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts

  Based in Paul McCartney's old school in Liverpool. Specializes in music, dance, acting, sound technology and community arts.

  www.lipa.ac.uk/

• Neon Highway

  Poetry and arts magazine. Information about magazine contents and poetry readings in Liverpool.

  www.geocities.com/poetshideout/Neon.html

• Osun Arts Foundation

  A non-profit making organisation promoting African traditional arts and culture.

  www.osunarts.org.uk/

• The Muslim Cultural Festival of Liverpool

  Promoting understanding of Muslim culture and art, religious tolerance and racial harmony in local communities; includes a history, schedule of events, and contact details.

  www.muslimfestivals.org/

• Afoundation

  Organisation supporting the development and exhibition of contemporary art, including the Liverpool Biennial. Event information, articles, the John Moores Prize, the Jump Ship Rat organisation, and New Contemporaries artists.

  www.afoundation.com/