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Art

Manuscript records Manchester homeless experiences in illuminated style

By Noora Mykkanen | 15 October 2021News

The stories of homeless people in Manchester have been published in a medieval style illuminated manuscript, launched at Manchester Cathedral.

Gordon Brown says economics must embrace ‘environmental sustainability’ to combat climate change

By Conrad Bower | 21 September 2021News

Former prime minister Gordon Brown, speaking at the Ripples of Hope Festival in Manchester, says ‘environmental sustainability’ has to be a primary goal for the global economy, and that a Green New deal for the UK is essential in the run up to COP26.

Dave Haslam outside Vinyl Exchange in Manchester. Author of All you Need is Dynamite.

‘All You Need Is Dynamite’ – Dave Haslam on revolution and the underground press in Manchester

By Conrad Bower | 16 September 2021Culture

Dave Haslam, author, journalist and former resident DJ at the legendary Hacienda club, on the Angry Brigade’s campaign to bring about revolution and the role of underground press titles such as the Mole Express in Manchester in the 70’s.

Whitworth Gallery Manchester

Cloud Studies to re-open at Whitworth following crisis talks at gallery

By Conrad Bower | 18 August 2021News

Exhibition exploring human rights abuses will return with its ‘solidarity with Palestine’ statement intact, along with a prominently displayed space voicing ‘different perspectives’.

Cloud Studies images

Cloud Studies is filled with hope not hate

By Conrad Bower | 13 August 2021Culture

Whitworth Gallery exhibition has been accused of being “hate-filled” due to its depiction of human rights abuses in Gaza.

What I saw filled me with hope that the wealth of data provided by the silicon revolution can be used to steer humanity in the right direction.

Chinese

Chinese artists call for action against ‘white occupancy’ of Chinese art centre

By Dale Anne McAulay | 28 June 2021Features

“It is time for the White occupancy of the Centre For Chinese Contemporary Art to end, and for agency to be placed back in the hands of East and Southeast Asian artists, curators and trustees,” the artists said in a damning report.

Orior Apparel, Abby and Matt

Orior Apparel – couple inspired by nature, plant a tree for every item purchased

By Noora Mykkanen | 30 May 2021Culture

Creative couple Abby and Matt Cassady launched an eco-friendly clothing brand earlier this year to channel their creativity into designs inspired by nature and Manchester’s music scene, while planting a tree for every item sold.

OT Art Trail graffiti on a wall

‘Art can be for all people’ says artist behind new mural trail to be created in Old Trafford

By Judith Suckling | 29 March 2021Culture

Old Trafford is set to be adorned with a trail of beautiful street murals, designed with input from the local community.

Statues in Manchester: Queen Victoria, Richard Cobden and Alan Turing

‘Why don’t we have a Marcus Rashford statue?’

By Alex King | 19 March 2021Features

Manchester Histories chief executive Karen Shannon and youth worker Kerin Morris answer questions about Manchester’s cultural heritage of memorials and statues in our public spaces. Online public consultation gives you the chance to have your say.

Have your say on Manchester’s statues and monuments – do they do the city justice?

By Kacy Preen | 17 March 2021Features

There are five days left of the public consultation into Manchester’s monuments, statues and other public realm adornments. Katy Preen takes a look at what makes a monument and what matters in our public spaces and reports on the Manchester Histories public event to discuss the issues.

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