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Asif Khan Studio and artist Theaster Gates’ proposed transformation of Liverpool’s waterfront has been granted planning permission 

The expansion of the International Slavery Museum (ISM) is part of a wider redevelopment of Liverpool’s historic dockland area.

The design duo has been commissioned by National Museums Liverpool (NML) to reimagine part of the docks between the Royal Albert Dock and Mann Island as

Centre for art, film and the creative use of technology will celebrate 20 years on Wood St next year.

A giant globe is in on view at Birkenhead Priory as part of a UK-wide art education project which aims to change understanding of the transatlantic…

World Reimagined is taking part across the Liverpool City Region and will focus on things such as the transatlantic slave trade.

January 28, 2021 at 12:43 pmBy Akkad Not sure what Akkad is talking about. The slavery museum has been in the city for 15 years. Its relocation has been on the cards for a long time. Long before the whole George Floyd business. January 28, 2021 at 1:35 pmBy Anonymous The more I read this article the more confused I get. When did Dr. Martin Luther King Junior live or work in Liverpool? Did Royal Albert build that dock (I mean pay for it, not build it) or did somebody important decide to name it ...

Landmark scheme to transform iconic Liverpool waterfront buildings Multiple buildings are set to be "brought to life" The Dr Martin Luther King Jr Building, Albert Dock Three times a day plus breaking news for the biggest stories - sign up for the Liverpool Echo newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsl...