Alex Daniel samples the nectar of young local psych outfit Freakout Honey, or ‘the artists formerly known as The Boris Johnson Massacre’
Six months on from the General Election, Polly Bartlett takes a look into the effects of austerity on Manchester’s most vulnerable
This year’s award sidelines swanky style for the art of collaboration
This week we take a surreal journey through Williams’ starry nightmare, currently on show at The Whitworth Gallery
Carl Cox smashed it at the Albert Hall
Concerns have been raised by Fallowfield locals over the proposal to turn The Orange Grove into flats
Your inside guide to what’s happening in the city this week
As photography becomes the most accessible form of art in our ever-progressing world of technology and social media, is it being enriched or undermined by our incessant documenting and uploading of our experiences? Arts Editor Abbie Roberts isn’t sure…a
Arts Editor Matilda Roberts visits Manchester’s Artzu Gallery and the Manchester Craft and Design Centre to see what the city’s private galleries have to offer.
Elizabeth Linsley heads to Selfridges to hear Emma Jane Unsworth, Richard Hirst and Marli Roode each read a short story as part of Selfridges Festival of Imagination
Jasper Llewellyn reviews Daksha Patel’s Noise and Signal.
Perhaps not so well known as Manchester’s larger institutions, these venues make a vibrant, intelligent and exciting contribution to the art scene of the city
Sarah Jones gains a rare insight into the curational process of ‘Four’ at Cornerhouse
Rosalie Warner finds erotic cuisine, communal wine and a brave and exciting collection of new work at Black & BLUE’s Kraak launch
Grace Williams visits the newly redeveloped Ancient Worlds galleries at the Manchester Museum
Toby Parker and Lucy Johnson are ‘blissfully roused’ from their slumbers by Rubin-Mayhew’s sleeping beauties
Lucy Gardner guides you around the Scottish capital
Your guide to the Oxford Road corridor courtesy of The Mancunion
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