What's On
What Kind of City, A Manual for Social Change is a city-wide project that embeds learning, research and strategies from the art of Suzanne Lacy, towards creating a vision for a more equitable city.
A Woman’s Work is a celebration of 20th-century female documentary photography launching at The Refuge this International Woman’s Day.
Fairy Tales is Z-arts latest exhibition, an interactive world of play and storytelling for children up to 8-years old and their grown-ups.
Archives at Play is a new exhibition at Castlefield Gallery exploring our relationship with the past, and how this informs the way we make the future.
British Art Show 9 explores three overarching themes – healing, care and reparative history; tactics for togetherness; and imagining new futures. Each of the four exhibitions will also adapt to local contexts. In Manchester the exhibition will engage with the evolving nature of work and the ongoing struggle to shape a new social contract.
A chance to hear directly from artist Jocelyn McGregor about her practice and the new works in the exhibition
The first major solo exhibition of work by Jocelyn McGregor, Mantle at Castlefield Gallery involves sculpture, installation and animation.
Quartet – Art will showcase the work of graduates from both undergraduate and postgraduate students from the Department of Art and Performance.
This final exhibition Quartet – Design will open from April 25 to May 8 at The Holden Gallery and showcase work by graduates from the Department of Design.
Graduates from Manchester School of Architecture showcase their work in Quartet – Architecture at the Holden Gallery
This second exhibition Quartet – Media will open from March 3 to 16 at the Holden Gallery presents the work of graduates from media courses.
Parham Ghalamdar: A Fine Kettle of Fish is a brand new series of site-specific paintings that interrogates the relationship between chaos and order, presence and absence, life and death.
LAST CHANCE. HOME’s Manchester Open closes this weekend. Greater Manchester’s largest open art exhibition will showcase the work of nearly 500 artists.
Adrian Bradshaw’s exhibition explores China in the 1980s. From opulent fashion extravaganzas to sentimental family excursions, capturing the fleeting beauty and simplicity of everyday life.
Kimpton Clocktower Hotel host an exclusive exhibition displaying digital prints of the UK AIDS Memorial Quilts in memory of lives lost.