Giant cubes, jigsaws and a 'visual journey' coming in cathedral's new exhibition

Liverpool Cathedral will welcome a new interactive exhibition this May.

Infinite Encounters, a "captivating" group exhibit, will be made up of five elements that bring all five senses to life through art. Visitors to the Grade I listed building will be invited to interact and enjoy an experience of sound, sight, touch, smell and even taste.

The show takes place from May 10 until June 2, and forms part of the Anglican Cathedral's centenary celebrations. Part of the exhibition is Rasheed Araeen’s Zero to Infinity, previously staged at Tate Modern in summer 2023.

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It's made up of a number of giant cubes which audiences can reshape and rebuild. Also in the exhibition, Liverpool-based artist Frances Disley presents Holodeck Programme 106, allowing people to engage in games of dominoes and construct jigsaws together.

Myriam Thyes’ hypnotic video Mutable Worldspromises to be a visual journey while Neringa Naujokaite’s poetic work Horizon focuses on a young girl’s relationships with the city, friends, and music through sound. The organisers say every frame tells a story and every moment captivates in a way that young girls across the city will relate to.

A new commission by Frances Disley will offer a glimpse of the Cathedral's Lady Chapel and its architecture. Finally, taste is on the menu at the Welsford Bistro as they serve a range of items inspired by Frances Disley’s new installation.

The Very Revd Dr Sue Jones, Dean of Liverpool said: "I am really excited to see some interactive art in the cathedral. The cathedral speaks of itself as a place of encounter where all are welcome. We hope that