In Obscure Moorings, Matthew Buckingham draws on a short story by American author Herman Melville in order to look at the present moment in Liverpool.

In her new work Shilpa Gupta uses computer vision technology to integrate viewers into a narrative projected onto the gallery wall

Canadian artist Kelly Mark was inspired by Liverpool's people. Collaborating with FACT’s webcasting project tenantspin, Mark spent a month in the city

Finnish film-maker Anu Pennanen always works in response to a specific setting, drawing out local resident's own reflections on the environment

As part of her ongoing research into the impact of smell on perception and communication, Sissel Tolaas has worked with local people and a specialist

Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s films explore the fluid boundaries between fiction and reality, memory and fantasy

Carlos Garaicoa works with the surface of his photographs to create a ghostly visual record of the past within the present

Lisa Oppenheim is fascinated by archives, and particularly by the many ways in which archives allow us to slip between past and present

Monica Bonvicini is interested in the power relations and hidden politics present in much architectural design

Los Moscos highlights the contrast between the glamorous facade of LA’s entertainment industry and the very different world of the city's migrant workers

The Route follows the fortunes of one ship and its cargo, revealing in the process a truly global story of workers’ solidarity that begins in Liverpool’s docks

In Perfect, Ersen transfers the process of ‘regeneration’ from a city to person, performing a makeover on a longstanding resident of Liverpool

Gill’s work for International 06 presents us with a collection to be organised consisting of hundreds of objects the artist picked up from beaches

The sinister, looming black wall contrasts dramatically with the radiant light shining through it

Khedoori’s pictures appear to depict a world lacking any human element, but if we look closely we find poignant traces of the human embedded in their surfaces

The jewel-like beauty of Sobre el Dolor, a glass pavement installed in Tunnage Square, belies its origins: it is made from broken glass

Fluids. The fall of water which was used, after an autopsy, to wash the bodies of people who were murdered

For Fabric of Memory, Lee Mingwei has invited Liverpool residents to recall the stories and memories bound up for them in handmade textiles and clothing

Phillippe Parreno’s work is all about finding new ways to question the boundaries between fact and fiction, image and reality

Japanese artist Shimabuku is a contemporary surrealist, bringing new meaning and value to the everyday through his staging (and documenting) of quirky journey

We may know how we feel about a particular building, but what if it had feelings about us – and could express them?

Brian Tolle is fascinated by what we choose to remember, and how we choose to remember it. He often uses history to throw light on the present.