REVIEW: From Heaven to Hell (GM Fringe)

By Andrew Riley 1st July 2017 Art, Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

It’s hard to rationalise in the modern world, just how senseless the slaughter of the First World War actually was. […]

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Quays Culture launch Unnatural Borders at Media City

By Joe Crabtree 22nd May 2017 Art 0 comments

QUAYS Culture unveiled their latest exhibit at Media City UK on Saturday night. The showcase is titled Unnatural Borders and […]

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Pele: Art, Life, Football Launches In Manchester

By JamieGibson 19th May 2017 Art, Football, Sport 0 comments

The worlds of art and football collided last night as the National Football Museum launched its new exhibition dedicated to […]

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Manchester School of Art students inspired by London’s Isokon

By Bethany Harms 18th May 2017 Art, Culture, Fashion 0 comments

TWENTY-EIGHT Manchester students have come together to create artwork inspired by an iconic block of flats in London. The Isokon, […]

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Poet Joy brings swinging sixties to life in new play

By LornaMalkin 9th May 2017 Art, Regional News, Theatre 0 comments

THE former Cheshire Poet Laureate is bringing her new play to Macclesfield library. Joy Winkler, 69, who lives in Macclesfield and […]

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Exhibitions in Manchester You Must Visit this Spring

By Ingrid Lisman 2nd May 2017 Art, Culture 0 comments

This Spring exhibitions in Manchester will explore everything from life to death through art. Everything from The Life of Objects to […]

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World Poetry Day – A Mancunian Focus

By Will Stevenson 21st March 2017 Art 0 comments

WORLD Poetry Day often focuses on the most prevalent figures in the most misunderstood genre of writing. Away from the […]

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MESH 3D Printed Sculpture Exhibition: Art from a technological point of view.

By Alexandros Lagkouvardos 14th March 2017 Art, News 0 comments

AN innovative 3D printed sculpture exhibition, which harmonically combines the artistic perspective with modern technology, has arrived at Gallery Oldham. The […]

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SICK! Festival comes to Manchester on March 8

By Elliott Lancaster 7th March 2017 Art 0 comments

THE SICK! Festival celebrates life, death and survival and will take place at several venues in Manchester over 17 days. […]

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Celebrating Manchester’s hidden feminist history

By Emily Ingram 28th February 2017 Art 0 comments

AS THE WORLD’s first great industrial city, Manchester has long been central to a number of radical political movements, figures […]

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