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Exhibition Review: Archives at Play, Castlefield Gallery, Manchester
Hard though it is to credit, Manchester’s Castlefield Gallery is fast approaching its ruby anniversary.
Read the full story..Exhibition: Defying Expectations, Brontë Parsonage Museum
Charlotte Brontë is an icon to many for her writing. But a new exhibition at the Brontë Parsonage Museum is set to focus on another aspect of Charlotte’s life.
Read the full story..Exhibitions: Everything is Green by Ruth Murray and Edge Collection by Harry Grundy, The Whitaker
Less than a year after reopening, The Whitaker in Rossendale continues to showcase the best emerging and established contemporary artists locally, nationally and internationally in its visual arts programme.
Read the full story..Exhibition: Northern Lights – New Light, a 10-year retrospective, Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester
A new retrospective exhibition, Northern Lights – New Light, a 10-year retrospective, will be unveiled at Saul Hay Gallery in Manchester on March 26, 2022.
Read the full story..Exhibition: Starscapes / Reflections, Inspired by… gallery, North York Moors National Park
While artificial light may have transformed life on Earth, it has also had a detrimental effect on nature and our health.
Read the full story..Exhibitions: The Port and Migrations / Global Encounters, Tate Liverpool
In February 2022, Tate Liverpool will unveil two new displays of works from the Tate collection which consider the impact of the global movement of people on artists and art movements throughout the 20th century and beyond.
Read the full story..Exhibition Review: What Kind of City? by Suzanne Lacy, The Whitworth, Manchester
Major gallery exhibitions tend to have one artist’s name over the door. Right now, at The Whitworth in Manchester, that name is Suzanne Lacy.
Read the full story..Wondrous Place: Celebrating the City at the Museum of Liverpool
It’s more than 60 years since Liverpool’s original pop pioneer, Billy Fury, released his sinuous version of the song Wondrous Place, and its title continues to be a gift to Mersey mythologists in search of a name for their next civic-minded project.
Read the full story..Art Review: ANNIVER5ARY, Saul Art Gallery, Manchester
Five years ago, Ian and Catherine Hay opened the doors of Manchester’s Saul Hay Gallery with an inaugural exhibition.
Read the full story..The Music Lover’s Guide to Manchester, Madchester, Factory Records and beyond
Manchester is famous for many things, not least its football teams, Coronation Street, and, dare we say it, rain.
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