Arts Archive
Review: Inside Out
Castlefield gallery’s latest exhibtion takes us to the eccentric periphery of the art world, says Ashley McGovern
Review: Pat Flynn: Half-life of a Miracle
Follow Pat Flynn’s yellow brick road of pop culture, fiction and digital illusion at Manchester Art Gallery
Review: Ben Rivers – The Two Eyes Are Not Brothers
An inside out exploration of storytelling and film-making at The Whitworth
Review: The Face of Change
David Coggins’ nine paintings about the history of Manchester Victoria are secretly tucked away in the station
Top 5: Conceptual art
In light of Tate Britain’s upcoming show on British conceptual art, we take a look at some iconic thought-driven pieces
The Factory and The Ghost Ranch
Arts Editor Ashley McGovern explores why we are fascinated by artists’ studios
Review: Model Behaviour
MMU’s Holden Gallery reminds us that when it comes to housing the maquette precedes the market
What’s on this December in art?
Arts Editor Ashley McGovern offers a pick of the best art exhibitions for this winter!
Review: Through No. 3 by Liz West
Castlefield Gallery provides Spinningfields with a mesmerising piece of public artwork
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Top 5: Surrealist Sculptures
With Alexander Calder’s kinetic sculptures now on show at Tate Modern, we take a look at other iconic surrealist pieces
Preview: For What It’s Worth
For What It’s Worth: An exhibition of emerging artists in Manchester is coming up in December for one week only
Review: Richard Forster
Question the concept of time with Richard Forster at the Whitworth
Man in the Browser
Arts Editor Ashley McGovern takes a closer look at media images of hacking
Review: Absent Presence at Manchester Art Gallery
How can a subject be present in an artwork yet absent at the same time?
Review: Melanie Manchot’s Twelve
Addicts turn into auteurs at the Castlefield Gallery through Melanie Manchot’s Twelve
Stirling Prize: Substance over Style
This year’s award sidelines swanky style for the art of collaboration
Top 5: Double-sided Paintings
With a double-sided Picasso set to sell for £60 million, we take an eclectic look at paintings that speak to us behind their backs
Review: Bedwyr Williams: The Starry Messenger
This week we take a surreal journey through Williams’ starry nightmare, currently on show at The Whitworth Gallery
Review: Golem
Suzanne Andrade and theatre company 1927 bring the innovative ‘Golem’ to Manchester’s HOME