FACT Liverpool
Media arts centre with galleries for digital and new media art, an independent cinema, cafe and bar.
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About this audio guide
This guide to FACT Liverpool, the media arts centre on Wood Street, goes back to the winter of 2016, when an exhibition about the edges of science gave a gallery over to belief. It follows the artist Sarah Sparkes, the psychologist and paranormal investigators she worked with, and the ghost stories she gathered from across the city. Best heard on Wood Street, within sight of the building's front.
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