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Headline: Young creatives take over Liverpool billboards with Tate Collective

Caption: From 7 April, Tate Liverpool will display 30 incredible images by young creatives capturing life in the North West on billboards around the city, showcasing the young talent from the North West and giving a glimpse into life during lockdown in the region. Following an open call by Tate Collective, Tate’s membership scheme for 16 to 25 year olds, young creatives were invited to submit photographs in response to the gallery’s Don McCullin exhibition which features an extensive collection of images depicting working class life in Liverpool and the North during the 70s. From a staggering 200+ submissions, 30 images were selected by a group of creative professionals, curators and young people to be publicly displayed for two weeks across the city. People will be able to see the photographs across seven billboards, including Brownlow Hill, Lodge Lane and Parliament Street, as well as digital showcase on Tate Collective’s digital platforms. All of the images depict the spirit of the North West, through its communities, culture, or landscape during the extraordinary times of the last 12 months.

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PersonInImage: Jake Jervis