Tate Liverpool meets ancient Greece for city biennial

The ninth Liverpool Biennial opens tomorrow (8 July) and transforms the northern city into a site for what the curators call six art episodes, with one at Tate Liverpool tied to the citys collection of Greek antiquities. We imagined ourselves as writers, writing episodes that play out across the city and casting artists into different worlds, says Sally Tallant, the director of the event.
Forty-two artists have been commissioned to produce new works around themes including ancient Greece, China