Harry Thorfin talks to Dylan James about the A4 project

Ryan Gear is using photography to let us freely interpret in a world oversaturated with images

Lisa Habernik reviews The Modernist’s exhibition on Sarah Hardarce’s work

Fashion editor Alice Porter explores the idea that the commodification of Fashion Week prevents it from being art

Phedra Broach interviews photographer Shona Sterland about her work photographing the local landscape, and what we can expect for Art In Mancunia 2020

Textiles have a major role in African cultures. Megan Oyinka pays homage to her heritage and influences at the Student Union printing workshop.

Harry Thorfin talks to Charlie Bird, a photographer documenting a changing city through subtle, black and white street photography

Chess Bradley discusses one of the most ambitious exhibitions she’s seen: The Manchester Open

Phedra Broch writes about what we can expect from A.I.M 2020 applicant, Sonny Baker Royle

Harry Thorfinn profiles Manchester band, Pleasures

Rosie Plunkett discusses the photography of Alice Goad

Chess Bradley ponders the question of whether horrible pints can be considered art

Saoirse Akhtar-Farren discusses Sebastian Schmidt’s journey through electronic music during his time at the University of Manchester

Chess Bradley has a look at What’s On in the Arts in Manchester including displays of Jenny Holzer and Greyson Perry

“In a world of Cindy-Lous, be a Grinch” – Ossie Akhilomen tackles lust, loneliness and autobiography with ‘Ms. Grinch’

Phedra Broch disccuses poet and Art In Mancunia 2020 applicant, Tom Branfoot, and his poems ‘Bonfire Night’ and ‘Widowed’

Often pitted as opposites, Chemistry student Aisha Al-Janabi considers whether science is art

Daisy Culver looks at the confessional poetry of William McCullion- nom de plume Tilda James- which explores the body, gender, mental health and Manchester

Take a trip down the rabbit hole as Rosie Plunkett explores Molly James’ funny, eerie, relatable and kooky artwork ahead of Art in Mancunia

Saoirse Akhtar-Farren looks back on Yang Sweeps’ eccentric performances and tells us what we can expect from them when they return to Art in Mancunia 2020…