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Making Value: Crafting Money During a Cost-of-Living Crisis

Part of Quirky Questions

Date & time
17 October 2026 | 16.00-17.30

Event format

Attend event in person

Event type

Participatory interactive event

Event topic

Business, finance & economics, Equality, Health and wellbeing, Money & finance, Poverty, housing & homelessness

Audience

Young People, Adults

Academic discipline

Economic and social history

Venue

Quirky Quarter, Liverpool

Money & finance theme

What's on offer?

This creative workshop explores ideas of money, exchange and everyday economies through art.

What's it about?

What gives something value? This creative workshop explores ideas of money, exchange and everyday economies through contemporary art. Inspired by artists Cildo Meireles and Roberto Jacoby, participants will create their own representations of value and reflect on how financial systems shape daily life. Through discussion, making and shared reflection, the session opens up conversations about labour, care, community and the many forms of value that exist beyond money.

This event is part of Quirky Questions, an event from Liverpool John Moores and University of Liverpool.

Who's leading the event?

Christinna Hazzard and Gabriela Saenger Silva

Open to

Adults and young people 

Of particular interest to

Those with an interest in sharing their ideas about value and cost of living though discussion and craft. 

Event booking deadline

16th October

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