Following Humbug Art’s online ‘Art Brunch’ classes during the first lockdown, the creator of the business has now launched another […]
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Salford graduate selected to showcase her piece ‘On the Verge of Tears’ in online art exhibition Made It 2020
As art shows around the UK are cancelled, Salford University Alumna Babs Smith manages to showcase her emotional piece ‘On […]
Poetry Society established during a global pandemic
It’s safe to say that this year hasn’t been the most sociable of years with the multiple lockdowns, the banning […]
Art for the environment: Worsley mixed-media artist on how she’s playing her part
Climate change has become a major issue for many artists, and reducing their carbon footprint is on the agenda. Worsley […]
“You forget your worries, it’s just like meditation” – A Salford artist on lockdown and future exhibitions
Undeterred by the temporary closure of The Lowry’s Days Like These exhibition which features his work, Salford artist Philip Westcott […]
“I couldn’t do any markets, where I made my money” – Salford designer on how lockdown affected her business
Many small businesses in Salford that rely on markets to sell merchandise have had to adapt to the ever-changing climate […]
An interview with Salford’s Banksy – Qubek
Qubek’s mural, located behind the Islington Mill. Credit: https://www.instagram.com/qubekmanchester/ A striking new mural of a crumbling Donald Trump and laughing […]
Salford Museum Open Exhibition postponed as coronavirus lockdown forces closure
The Open Exhibition at Salford Museum has been postponed as the museum closes its doors due to the second national […]
“Art gives us purpose and aids our wellbeing” – Covid-19 Zoom art classes aim to turn lockdown into a colourful experience
Covid-19 Zoom art classes are turning lockdown into a colourful experience with new skills and challenges to be discovered. Hannah […]
“It’s ingrained in us isn’t it?”: Philip Westcott on the Days Like These Exhibition
One of the defining traits of Salford’s captivating history has been its relationship with art. From L.S Lowry to Harold […]
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