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ALT Text statement overlayed upon an image of Dark Line by Nadav Kander - an artwork piece of three images of the sea.
ALT A digitally drawn map of Picton.
ALT A collage of three images; 1: Andrea and the Metal team standing under a canopy at Loving Lodge Lane, 2: the bee observation hive, 3: lego dens with twigs and leaves.
ALT A collage of two images; 1: the Picton Clock Tower against a blue sky, 2: Izzie Major sat at the bottom of the clock wearing a lot of watches and jewellery and handing someone a small packet of seeds.
ALT A collage of three images; 1: the 86 book held between a metal pole and glass pane, 2: a sign on the bus floor which reads ‘No standing beyond this point’ as someone stands in front of it, 3: the 86 book cover.
ALT A collage of four images; 1: a digital illustration with thoughts about creating a mascot for Wavertree High Street with different fonts and green sketched mascots, 2: people brainstorming ideas together on a table, 3: the Mystery Dreamers gathered at Edge Hill Station, 4: the Mystery Dreamers digital graphic in green and purple.
ALT ‘The 86’ positioned around local street features such as bus stops and the brick walls of station grounds.
ALT A black, blue, green and white square graphic with the POP29 logo in the bottom right corner. Details of the workshop (as in the caption) are also on the graphic.
ALT A black, blue, green and white square graphic with the POP29 logo at the top and a headshot of Jon Davies in the middle.
ALT An open sketchbook with an intricate mandala drawing which is being coloured in bright oranges and blues on the page. On the table behind are coloured pencils, a ruler, sharpener and other objects. The details of the event are drawn over the image in bright colours: ‘The Drawing Social’, ‘Monday 25 November’, ‘5pm’, ‘Granby Winter Garden’. There is a white border overlaid on the image, with white bows in the corner and green and blue arrows too.
ALT Two landscape images combined vertically. The top image shows a sketch of Felicia’s Wavertree home at 17 High Street. The bottom image is a screenshot of Google Street View showing the same location in June 2024, now Wavertree Car Centre.
ALT A headshot of Claire Welles wearing a black short-sleeved shirt dress with brown belt around the waist, and hands on her hips. The background is black and red and white roses fall in front of her.
ALT The cover of new book ‘The 86’. There is a photo taken out of the front, top window of the bus, showing the street and cars ahead through the window. Above this in black text ‘the 86’ is printed, and ‘NICKI MCCUBING’ below. The square image is centred on a white square background.
ALT Interior of a bus with passengers seated and one person standing near the exit door; view from the rear of the bus towards the front.
ALT black and white with details of the event. The Without Fanfare logo is on the top left and the Metal logo is on the top right, both in a grey banner. There is a black and grey drawing of a hand making gun fingers with a black sleeve showing. Underneath are details of the event, and on the right in a book cover is quotes and details about the book.
ALT Two beach huts in front of a large glass building. The beach hut on the left is white with black random lettering painted on it, and a bright green banner painted across, with black text which shows the way to the ‘Albert Dock’ and ‘Exhibition Centre’. The beach hut on the right is made up of wooden panels and has a palm tree breaking through the roof of it.
ALT People dancing on the street in front of Kitty's Launderette. The text says The Flowers Still Grow. Launch: 12 September, 6 pm. All Welcome. Exhibition continues 13 September – 27 October.
ALT A square collage made up of 4 images. In the top left, is the title of the event in green and black text, and in the top right, there is ‘The Unlonely City’ logo in yellow. The bottom left thas the ‘Artists For Future Policy’ imagery with pink text, and the bottom right has the event date, time and green Metal logo.