Metal Pavilion 
Edge Hill Station
Tunnel Road
Kensington
Liverpool
L7 6ND

0151 261 0514
info@metalculture.com
 http://www.metalculture.com/
www.biennial.com

One of three large-scale, temporary, creative spaces co-ordinated by Liverpool Biennial in the Liverpool neighbourhoods of Kirkdale, Garston and Kensington. Each community is programming events and activities to celebrate the possibilities offered by these dynamic spaces

Metal in Kensington invited Columbian father and son team Luis and Juan Pelaez to transform the disused approach to Edge Hill Station, the oldest passenger station in the world. Nexus, a spectacular sea of columns illuminated in the evening, is a reference to the original 1830?s flooring found at the station.  The piece situates the contemporary alongside the historical and breathes new life into an old environment.

The Pavilion will be programmed by Metal and the residents and community around Edge Hill station. This commission will become a beacon for the area, a visual statement of ambition and aspiration for the use of the station as a cultural resource.

For details of special events call Metal on 0151 261 0514, email info@metalculture.com or visit www.metalculture.com

Please contact metal for opening times as venue is not open everyday

Viewing Metal Pavilion is free.

TRAVEL & TRANSPORT DETAILS

Directions: From Liverpool City Centre

By Car - Edge Hill Station is accessible from the city centre via the A562 (Parliament St.) turning left at Tunnel road OR via the A5047 (Edge Lane) turning right at During Road.

By Train - From Liverpool Lime Street take the train to Edge Hill Station.

By Bus - Take the 79 from Queen square bus station to Wavertree Rd.

 
Please note:
The Pavilion is based on a cobbled street