Scribbled Cornerhouse memories … from disastrous dates to Kermode ‘punched’
‘The Scribbler’, is the first project from London-based tech start-up Studio Audience Ltd to harness all the nostalgic stories people have about the cinema.
Sew funny: Crafty-cussing Stockport mum’s ‘sweary’ stuff will leave you in stitches
A cross-stitching mum will tonight launch her unique blend of traditional embroidery and sweary puns in a special preview of her new exhibition in Manchester.
Bit MIF-ed? Manchester International Festival’s stellar line-up will make you smile
Damon Albarn, FKA twigs and Björk are just some of the stars announced in a stellar line-up for the July’s 2015 Manchester International Festival.
Lights, culture, action! Manchester’s Chinese New Year celebrations – IN PICS
Revellers are treated to a stunning display of light and fire as animation and art intertwined to kick off the Chinese New Year celebrations at Manchester’s St. Ann’s Square.
The art of love: Whitworth gallery plans Valentine’s Day launch after £15m revamp
After being closed for over a year for a £15million revamp, the Whitworth Art gallery will hold a weekend’s worth of events to celebrate its reopening on Saturday February 14.
Manchester International Festival CEO hunt: Could you fill Poots’ boots in £100K job?
The hunt is on for a new Manchester International Festival CEO after founding artistic director Alex Poots has decided to step down from his 10-year role.
Dad’s Halo Effect: B of the Bang fiasco ‘must not put Manchester off public art’
A giant ‘chess set sculpture for the people of East Manchester’ will not go the way of the disastrous B of the Bang project, the council have promised.
It’s a knockout: Ricky Hatton throws a punch of approval for Mancunian mosaic artist
Former world boxing champion Ricky Hatton has given his support to a Manchester based mosaicist after retweeting her work on his Twitter account.
Make some NOISE: Festival gives Manchester artists chance in the limelight
NOISE Festival gives the opportunity to artists looking to make their big break.
Salford’s most famous son LS Lowry remembered on 127th birthday
Today marks the 127th anniversary of the famous artist, LS Lowry
Terminally-ill Stockport painter proves there’s ‘life after a stroke’ with inspiring art, despite being paralysed
Keith Gresty, 68, has been creating masterpieces using water colours and tapestry since suffering a massive stroke that paralysed him on the right side of his body.