Manchester Art Fair showcases more than 600 artists for its 16th year
The annual Manchester Art Fair has returned to the city once again and is bigger and more inclusive than ever
Manchester could see new gallery as Cotton On MCR launches fundraiser
A new gallery could soon open its doors in Manchester, as a local events organiser announces plans to start their
New platform inspires young black creatives in Manchester
A group of women is trying to inspire young black creatives in Manchester. Feya Mattis, 23, the founder of Black
The effect of the closure of arts venues on mental wellbeing
Strolling around an art gallery, watching the latest blockbuster at the cinema, cringing at a bad comedian. These are just
New world class arts venue to lead Manchester’s economic recovery
Brand new arts venue The Factory has been identified as a key project to help power Manchester’s economic recovery from
What makes Manchester creatives tick? Menswear brand Farah head to city to find out
From daring designers to brazen brewers, they carried out interviews are some of Manchester’s most creative folk to find out what makes the city such a hotbed of activity.
‘We can do a better job than New York’: Bonnets back in Manchester for Easter march
A Manchester vintage clothing shop is hoping to bring some light, creativity and fun into people’s lives this weekend by bringing back the Easter bonnet.
Paint a vulgar picture: Make Morrissey a vicar in a tutu with Leeds artist’s paper dolls
Morrissey may not have a stitch to wear but paper dolls of The Smiths’ frontman – created by a mega fan and available online – come complete with a range of outfits, including a special Christmas number.
Ready, set, graffiti: Street artists come out of hiding for Manchester Art Battle
Top street artists behind some of Manchester’s most recognised graffiti will compete in public for the first time ever at this year’s underground art battle event, which is set to really ‘raise the bar’.
Last laugh: Salford transform legal high canisters littered across city by users into art
Metal cylinders, once containing the potentially lethal ‘legal high’ laughing gas, that are littered across Salford by users are being transformed into a community art project by police officers.
Free Art Friday: Manchester’s chance to hunt for treasures craftily hidden across city
Unless you’re one of Manchester’s high-rollers, or a world-class bargain hunter, owning art you’re proud to hang on your living room wall might seem completely out of reach – but not if it’s Free Art Friday!