In 2024, dot-art was asked by Liverpool based property firm The Momentum Group to help improve their new offices with some carefuly selected, building based art work. After looking at a range of options, they decided to purchase a series of five large scale architectural paintings by artist John Petch. As a finishing touch, they […] The post Case Study – Momentum appeared first on dot-art ..read more

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The Flower Streets in Kirkdale are blossoming with color and community spirit, thanks to the successful completion of a major Safer Streets initiative delivered by dot-art. Designed to address anti-social behaviour and rejuvenate the local area, this ambitious project has brought together residents, artists, and local leaders to create a stunning series of murals that […] The post The Flower Streets Murals appeared first on dot-art ..read more

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This month dot-art speaks to artist Frank Leung. Frank Leung is interested in realism through the medium of watercolour and oil colour. Believing the world is a flow of time and energy, Frank tries to capture the flow and the motion with his strokes. Frank graduated in the Graphic Design course of Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design. He worked in a private art school for a decade in Hong Kong, where he learnt a lot of his knowledge and skills in painting from his colleagues and through his teaching. Born and raised in Hong Kong, Frank is now a Liverpool based artist since he mov ..read more

A new mural on Liverpool’s waterfront has been unveiled, celebrating the city’s sporting, artistic, comedic and dramatic talent. Created by artist Joseph Venning, the mural at ACC Liverpool is designed to highlight the figures from different eras who have defined the city’s cultural life. The mural has been funded by Liverpool BID Company’s Art & Culture Fund and has been developed by ACC Liverpool and dot-art. Stretching over 40 metres long, and two metres high, the mural can be seen by visitors as they arrive at ACC Liverpool, next to the Pullman Hotel and Exhibition Centre Liverpool. W ..read more

dot-art’s Managing Director Lucy Byrne was honoured to be asked to sit on the Selection Panel to choose an artist to design a permanent monument to reknowned American statesman and campaigner at the theatre. 164 years since the prominent abolitionist Frederick Douglass spoke at Hope Hall (now the site of the Everyman Theatre), Liverpool Everyman has unveiled a plaque on the front of its building, designed by Liverpool born artist Vicki Opomu. Featuring Douglass and the quote “Liberty is meaningless where the right to utter one’s thoughts and opinions has ceased to exist”, it will be a lasting ..read more