11 Facts About Peter Liversidge

Peter Liversidge was born on 1973 and is a British contemporary artist notable for his diverse artistic practice and use of proposals.

Peter Liversidge studied Fine Art in Exeter at the University of Plymouth and film and photography at Montana State University-Bozeman.

Peter Liversidge moved to London in 1996 where he now lives.

Peter Liversidge is driven by the generative notion of creativity and the idea that art is most successful when it exists slightly outside of formalist notions of fine art.

The physical objects Peter Liversidge produces often include banal, everyday materials that are repurposed or co-opted for his use.

Peter Liversidge has worked with, and exhibited at, Tate Liverpool in 2008, the Centre d'Art Santa Monica, Barcelona in 2008, Bloomberg SPACE, London in 2009 and the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in 2010.

Peter Liversidge has created video projections for the bands Wires Under Tension and Balmorhea.

Peter Liversidge again worked in collaboration with the band on their 2013 tour, creating the stage design and projection at London's Barbican Centre in April 2013.

In October 2014, Peter Liversidge collaborated with musicians Julia Kent and Rachel Grimes on 11 new compositions to mark the end of his exhibition, doppleganger, at The MAC in Belfast.

In 2015, Peter Liversidge created the cover for the album Ones and Sixes by the band Low.

Peter Liversidge worked with the band again to create the cover for their 2018 album Double Negative.