Artist set to create 120 square feet of paintings for the homeless
An artist will be painting over 120 square feet in the Northern Quarter in March to raise awareness and funds
An artist will be painting over 120 square feet in the Northern Quarter in March to raise awareness and funds
A digital art campaign aimed at raising awareness of homelessness and breaking the surrounding stigma is on display around Manchester
‘Accept your porridge’ resolves David Shrigley’s Untitled, ‘You cannot change it’. “That seems to be the situation we’re in to
Manchester’s Castlefield Gallery has responded to its continued closure under Tier 3 regulations by creating an online tour of its
The charity Art Fund has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise £1 million in aid of the nation’s museums, 60%
An outdoor art trail has opened in Manchester city centre, showcasing work from local artists across a diversity of mediums.
The much-loved Chorlton Arts Festival is going ahead this weekend in a virtual town accessed online to make residents feel
Rhiannon, 24, who completed the esteemed Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2015, founded Sloppy Women with London based writer Tessa Schiller, 25.
Laurence Stephen Lowry is one of Manchester’s most famous artists and his work is becoming more appreciated as times goes by – indeed a newly-discovered painting of his, ‘The Mill, Pendlebury’ recently sold for £2.65m to a private collector, a timely reminder how relevant he is 44 years after his death.
Artist Sue Scott, better known as S L Scott, has been painting Manchester for almost a decade using her spare room in Didsbury as a makeshift studio.
Young people from award-winning theatre ensemble Contact Young Company will take over Manchester Art Gallery this week to explore the role of art in the 21st century.
© 1997-2025 Mancunian Matters. Built by Tigerfish