A local arts project is seeking the stories of people who have left and then returned to Manchester. Dubbed (re)integration, the project aims to explore returnee’s experiences in a way that represents the city’s diverse communities.
Upper Space is a not-for-profit, European street art organisation that has been working in Manchester for the last 6 months. It dedicates itself to “deconstructing the myths” forced upon us by the beautiful, smiling forms that haunt us from advertising billboards.
Tim Hunt is given a tour of Manchester with a difference by Morag Rose of the Loiterers Resistance Movement.
Throughout history, artists have used the grotesque to express disharmony, both personal and political. But does it still provide a mirror for conflict in our own society? Ben Lear went along to The Art Corner to find out.
Residents of Manchester and beyond have been called on to help the People’s History Museum win a prestigious award of £100,000 by pledging their vote in an online poll.
This Friday 28 January a group of artists will converge on an old mill in Salford and throw cherished works on a bonfire. Act of nihilism or political statement? MULE spoke to one of the organisers to find out.
To mark the 100th Anniversary of International Women’s Day a trio of cultural groups from Manchester are embarking on a collaborative project which will celebrate a century of Modernist women. Centring on heroines hailing from the region, it will take the form of a creative publication alongside activities and events – and the organisers are […]
