Tag: Public Art

• Love Locks: Romantic Ritual or Threat to Liverpool’s Heritage?

  

  Love locks attached to a metal railing on a Liverpool bridge, symbolising romantic commitment and raising questions about the relationship between personal expression, public art and historic heritage.

  Alison Little

  25.09.2026

  Arts and Culture, Business & Finance, Lifestyle, Liverpool, Politics, Feminism & History, Travel

  art and tourism, Contemporary Art, cultural tourism, Liverpool, Liverpool heritage, love locks, participatory art, Public Art, street art

• Iron Men, not Snow Men

  

  Set on Crosby Beach, this flash fiction gives voice to one of Antony Gormley’s Iron Men, blending humour and reflection on public art, tourism, and cultural legacy.

  Alison Little

  26.12.2025

  Arts and Culture, Lifestyle, Liverpool, Travel

  Another Place, Antony Gormley, Art, Books, British art installations, Contemporary Art, Crosby Beach, fiction, flash fiction, Iron Men, Merseyside Coast, Modern Sculpture, poetry, Public Art, Writing