Articles relating to: Art
Review: Inviolable – Joy as a form of resistance by Linnet Panashe Rubaya, Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester
It’s rare for me to visit a gallery and immediately think ‘oh, these are good’. More often, it’s ‘hmm’ or even ‘what?’.
Image Gallery: Northern Soul by Ian Scott Massie
At Northern Soul, we’re fans of artwork which showcases our region. But we’re even more interested when an exhibition shares our name.
Image Gallery: Painting from Wild Places, Len Tavner, Inspired by…Gallery, The Moors National Park, Danby
An exhibition of work exploring the power of the sea and the impact of industry on the spectacular landscapes of the North opens at the Inspired by… gallery this month.
Precincts and high-rises: BRUTAL, Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester
Not a single human being populates the paintings and sculpture in BRUTAL, the latest offering from Saul Hay Gallery in Manchester.
Image Gallery: New Light Prize Exhibition, The Biscuit Factory, Newcastle
The roadmap out of lockdown is well under way in the UK with galleries beginning to reopen their doors to the public.
Image Gallery: The Quarantine Paintings, Schoph, RedHouse Originals
As the world tries to make sense of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, many artists, writers and musicians are continuing to create meaningful work.
“These are rare paintings.” Steve Swallow, owner of Castlegate Gallery, talks about abstract painter, Bob Crossley
“The 1950s is of particular interest to us because it was a significant time in British painting,” says Steve Swallow, co-owner of Castlegate House Gallery in Cockermouth, Cumbria.
“A unique snapshot of these unprecedented times.” Manchester International Festival 2021
“MIF has always been a festival like no other, with almost all the work being created especially for us in the months and years leading up to each festival edition. But who would have guessed two years ago what a changed world the artists making work for our 2021 festival would be working in?’
Image Gallery: Challenging Convention, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle
Before the 20th century, the canon of western art was dominated by male artists.
Image Gallery: The Female Form Through Time, Discovery Museum, Newcastle
Instagram filters are not the first tool to be used to distort and manipulate the female form.
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