Articles relating to: Cornerhouse
Memories of Manchester’s Cornerhouse
I moved to Manchester in January 2001 and got my first job two months later, as a box office assistant at Cornerhouse.
¡Viva! at Cornerhouse, Manchester
About to open its doors for the 21st time, Cornerhouse’s annual ¡Viva! celebration of cinema from Spain and Spanish-speaking Latin America has long since become one of the most eagerly-anticipated events in any film lover’s calendar.
Carnival of Souls at Cornerhouse, Manchester
I’m reminded of the scene in The Blob when, seated in a vintage movie theatre, a nonchalant cinema audience – all ra-ra skirts and pomaded hair – chuckle away and snarf popcorn as a terrified woman upon screen is strangled by multiple assailants.
Engaging with Marisa Draper at Manchester’s HOME
As a humble student intern in 2007, Marisa Draper cut her professional teeth developing creative projects at Cornerhouse, Manchester’s prestigious independent arts and film centre.
Artist Naomi Kashiwagi writes for Northern Soul
Before its move to HOME in 2015, Manchester’s Cornerhouse is running its final exhibition. Using Cornerhouse’s iconic brick structure and Jacques Tati’s 1967 comedy masterpiece as inspiration, nine artists are exhibiting their work at Playtime. One of these artists, Naomi Kashiwagi, writes for Northern Soul about her Playtime experience.
The Girl Who Fell To Earth: Sophia Al-Maria talks to Northern Soul
The best books never leave you. You never really finish them. They become part of your story, lying dormant until something, anything, sparks the tinderbox of memory and, like a long-lost friend, you remember how much you loved them.
Asia Triennial Manchester 2014: the heart of artness
The theme of this year’s Asia Triennial in Manchester is Conflict and Compassion.
Win Free Tickets to Cornerhouse in Manchester
WIN TWO FREE TICKETS TO A FILM OF YOUR CHOICE* AT CORNERHOUSE
Fancy a feminist horror film? Then Devoured is for you
Horror films can be a curious thing.
Art Party: creativity under threat?
“Art is part of our DNA,” says Jeremy Deller, while sculptor Richard Wentworth believes that “without art people won’t love each other, they won’t even hold hands”.
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