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Exhibition: Betty’s Back!: The work of James and Betty Durden, Keswick Museum
Keswick Museum is roaring into the 1920s with a new exhibition exploring the work of two local artists.
Read the full story..Exhibition: Sheila Fell – New Discoveries, Castlegate Gallery, Cockermouth
Five ‘lost’ works from Cumbrian artist Sheila Fell have been uncovered and are set to go on display at Castlegate Gallery in Cockermouth.
Read the full story..Photo Gallery – When Football Was Football: The Photography of Sefton Samuels 1960s-1980s, National Football Museum, Manchester
Calling all football fans.
Read the full story..Image Gallery: From Manchester to New York, Contemporary Six, Manchester
Have you ever wandered through a city and marvelled at its character? Did you pause to look at the backstreets and landmarks?
Read the full story..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?’.
Read the full story..Review: The Tiger Who Came to Tea and the adventures of Mog the Forgetful Cat, Z-arts, Manchester
As I looked at the oversized cat flap, built to let children into Mog the Forgetful Cat’s world, I let out a sigh.
Read the full story..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.
Read the full story..Photo Gallery: Harmony, Contrast & Discord, Touchstones Rochdale, Greater Manchester
Where did all of our arts schools go?
Read the full story..“In a new world, we’ve had to make new art.” Adam Szabo, Chief Executive of Manchester Collective, writes for Northern Soul
At Manchester Collective, our work used to be about travelling around the country and performing live concerts to a large number of people packed into relatively small spaces.
Read the full story..A Love Affair with Cranford: Elizabeth Gaskell’s House, Manchester
Elizabeth Gaskell’s House in Manchester is set to reopen its doors to the public after lockdown.
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