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Emily Speed at Energy House Party. Image by Jules Lister.

Art & Science: In Conversation

Art & Science In-Conversation: Emily Speed, Mishka Henner and Professor Richard Fitton15 May 2025, 6 – 8pm, Castlefield Gallery £3, limited free tickets for Castlefield Gallery Associates; University of Salford students/staff, and anyone on a low income. Join us for this in-conversation event that brings together exhibiting artists Emily Speed and Mishka Henner with Professor Richard […]

Sounds of River Irwell brought to life for new installation

An immersive sound installation that captures the breadth and feel of the River Irwell will make its debut at the University next month for the Sounds From The Other City festival. Hayley Suviste’s stunning new artwork, From The River’s Mouth, will be showcased within the University’s Acoustic Laboratories on Sunday 4 May as part of the […]

New Exhibition: Between the Earth and the Sky

Contemporary printmaking, photography and video work reflecting on nature’s transitional and transformative moments - Tuesday 28th Jan - Friday 25 July. Featuring work by Darren Almond, Christiane Baumgartner, Liang Yue and more

#WMHD2024 – Mindful gallery tours

To celebrate World Mental Health Day 2024, we've launched a new self-guided mindful gallery tour. Pickup a leaflet in the gallery, or download a copy online.

Recent acquisitions: British printmaking

During the pandemic, the Art Collection was successful in acquiring two new prints from the Derbyshire SLS (School Library Service) deaccessioning scheme, co-ordinated by Buxton Museum & Art Gallery. We received works by artists Brendan Neiland and Michael Stokoe, complimenting prints we already held by them. The works add to our modest but strong collection of regional printmaking. Art Collection Intern Cami O'Hagan finds out more about the artists & their work below.

Introducing: Art Collection Intern Cami

An introduction post from Collection Intern and recent graduate Cami O'Hagan, working with the team this Summer / Autumn on collections care, cataloguing and our exhibitions & events programme.