A gallery is celebrating the work of Salford-based photographers and local artistic talent.
Langworthy Cornerstone is hosting a photography and art exhibition featuring and supporting the work of local artists, including Keith Driscall and Joe Sambrook.
The exhibition highlights the creativity of Salford-based artists and offers visitors a unique glimpse into Salford through the eyes of photographers and artists who are from the area.
By focusing on work from homegrown local photographers, the gallery provides a platform that celebrates and supports Salford’s artistic talent.
It can be tough for local artists in Salford to get their work seen, with limited opportunities to showcase their talent. Exhibitions like the one at Langworthy Cornerstone offer a valuable opportunity, providing photographers with a chance to reach the public and gain recognition. Shows like this act as a stepping stone, supporting Salford’s creative community and putting the spotlight on homegrown talent.
When asked about his artwork, Joe Sambrook said: “It has been my ambition to have my own exhibition, and in my 81st year, to have achieved this proves you’re never too old to have a dream come true.”
Keith Driscoll, a local photographer, also said, “Photography has always been a hobby,” where he enjoys taking pictures weddings and events.
The gallery has made sure that the exhibition is free and open to all, welcoming anyone interested in exploring the work of Salford’s local photographers. Running from 17th September to 24th October, the show offers plenty of opportunities for visitors to experience Salford through the eyes of local artists.
The exhibition not only showcases the skill and creativity of Salford’s photographers but also reflects the city’s wider commitment to nurturing its cultural life.
As the exhibition continues until October, it stands as both a celebration of local artistry and a free invitation for the local community to engage with the voices and visions shaping Salford today.
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