What's On
LAST CHANCE. From gallery walls to city streets, poets and visual artists connect words and images in this multifaceted group show.
Local artist and illustrator, David Bailey, exhibits his new poster series at Homeground.
The Holden Gallery returns with Lothar Götz unveiling a giant new, immersive site-specific wall painting.
Captioning the City asks audiences to stop, take a moment and experience Manchester in a new dimension through this captivating public artwork.
The Whitworth presents Imran Perretta: the destructors, a new 2-screen film exploring personal and collective experiences of marginalisation and oppression.
The Collections Care Centre at the Whitworth is a space that allows the gallery to show, share and care for its important collections.
LAST CHANCE. Wild Chorus and Voicing Silence at Manchester Museum are two new artistic responses to the beauty, complexity and decline of wildlife.
LAST CHANCE. Elizabeth Gaskell’s House has a new exhibition about one of Elizabeth’s best-known collection of stories – Cranford.
An installation that will celebrate the role of libraries and librarians in supporting unique journeys of self-development.
Soul Journey to Truth shines a light on the creative talent within prisons, secure settings, and people on probation in the North West.
Cloud Studies at the Whitworth Art Gallery, is Forensic Architecture’s first exhibition in Manchester and part of Manchester International Festival.
Castlefield Gallery reopens its doors with Nicola Ellis’ first major solo exhibition which will include a large site-responsive work reaching up into the the gallery’s double-height space
Kemang Wa Lehulere collaborates with 11 Manchester writers and over 100 residents of the city to create a surprising collection of love letters – a new book for Central Library.
Art works embodying issues of mental health This project has been an opportunity for service users from Recovery Pathways, a citywide service at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust to explore what mental wellbeing means to them through the subject of the figure. The work on show is a powerful testimony from those who […]
Our Plague Year was commissioned by HOME during our closure period. Conceived by artist and illustrator, Nick Burton, Our Plague Year is a digital comic and an alternative retelling of the Eyam Plague of 1665-66. The weekly comic strip soon gathered thousands of subscribers including international audiences. This exhibition presents an opportunity to get closer […]