For over a century, The Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool has housed the city's most outstanding art collections - and these brilliant time warp photos offer a glimpse into its past.

The Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool has spent two years researching British LGBT history since 1967 – the year of the Sexual Offences Act that decriminalised homosexual acts in England and Wales – and ...

Reform Creative has been appointed by Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery to devise its 2008 advertising.

McCartney’s Art Goes On Display In Liverpool As a youth, Paul McCartney would skip school with fellow Beatle John Lennon and the two would go visit a local art gallery in their Liverpool ...

Tickets for the Walker Art Gallery’s major exhibition exploring the work of JMW Turner and his enduring impact on later generations are on sale from today – exactly 250 years since the artist ...

Paintings of World War II by a Liverpool artist are being displayed at the city's Walker Art Gallery. Albert Richards painted his experiences of the war, becoming Britain's youngest official war ...

The work had been given to Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery in 1954 by the Royal Insurance Company and it was generally thought by experts and the museum to be from the artist’s studio.

A 1909 drawing by Pablo Picasso goes on public display for the first time at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.

Before the 'Conversations' exhibit, the Walker Gallery only had two pieces created by Black women out of its over 13,000-piece collection. Sumuyya Khader, a Liverpool-based artist and curator ...