Fostering community and breaking down stigma: why Manchester’s street art is crucial for the city
Manchester is famous for its street art. From the blue tits to bees, and footballer Marcus Rashford to an NHS
Manchester is famous for its street art. From the blue tits to bees, and footballer Marcus Rashford to an NHS
Manchester’s Festival Colors – which brings together street art, photography, and illustrations from more than 30 artists from around the
A new street art exhibition in Salford showcases the creations of 32 international and Manchester-based artists through a display of
Mancunians have shown their support for the England and Man Utd player in their hundreds after the Marcus Rashford mural
Lynda Sterling, the director of OT Creative Space, had seemingly been in six places at once for the last few
Manchester city centre was covered in feminist slogans last night by protestors calling for an end to male violence. The
A rise in racist graffiti across Denton has sparked Tameside Council and the police to team up with a crime
French-born Graffiti Artist Akse P19 has painted a mural in tribute of late Mancunian singer Denise Johnson in Hulme. Denise,
When Jackson Yamba and his family made their way from Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo for Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1997, it was the start of a long and eventful journey that would eventually lead him to Salford where in 2019 he was sadly the target of racist abuse on his door.
The timeworn buildings in this cultured corner of Manchester might not be making way for glossy new-builds, but they are regularly revamped in their own Northern Quarter-style way.
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’.
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