Arts

The Whitworth’s new exhibit, Yuki Kihara’s Darwin in Paradise Camp, is a chance to fix the tint on the glasses we see the world with

A collection of exhibitions that are happening now in Manchester, ready to enrich you during the autumn and winter seasons

Looking at Pre-Raphaelite paintings, it can be difficult to see beyond the beautiful surface to grisly sublayers, and colours that reveal colonialist undertones

Museums and art galleries are becoming increasingly undervalued, and it’s important we don’t underestimate their importance.

I speak to Abolaji Odukoya about his photography, and holding on to memory.

The best way to explain Manchester as a city would be to say that it intertwines life with art. If this city is about to be your home, then understanding its art, culture, and crowd is vital

I take my time at each installation, finding comfort in noticing that many older women have brought along young girls to the Women in Revolt! exhibition at The Whitworth

The Whitworth’s latest exhibition, Turner: In Light and Shade, features a decent-if-hampered collection of the 19th century great’s works

Art galleries are a place to walk in silence together or alone, seldom feeling lonely. They are some of the most romantic spaces I have been to. As February is the month of Valentine’s, I took the liberty of going on a hunt to find the most romantic pieces of art in Manchester

Opening its doors for one day and night only, the Interim exhibition will mark a new beginning just before the anticipated end for third year photography graduates at MMU

The Art Collective (TAC) is one of the University of Manchester’s newest societies, growing from the desire to unite creatives in the city

David Hockney’s immersive exhibition, Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away), takes his work down a new avenue, providing unique insight into his career and work

The Tate Modern’s new exhibition, ‘Electric Dreams’, offers a sneak peek into the world of pre-internet technology, inviting the viewer to mourn the passing of old innovators

The Mancunion looks back at its 60-year evolution of tone on its anniversary, and how the art of the student voice is ever changing

Marchers at Reclaim the Night 2024 use art to fight for female safety in the form of placards and signs, reminiscent of generations of women before them