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Registration open for Liverpool Biennial Independent strand

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Registration is now open for the exciting, fascinating and challenging Liverpool Independent Biennial. Please register as soon as possible and locate a place for your exhibition or event in Liverpool.

This artist led visual arts festival of contemporary art acheives an international reputation and is completely open to all artists of any media and discipline as well as arts organisations, galleries and studio groups. In 2008 it included Tracey Emin, Terry Duffy and Mark Wilcox as well as hundreds of other artists and organisations (see the archive on the site). All you have to have is the talent and tenacity to succeed.

Go to: http://www.independentsbiennial.org/

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