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Still from 'Lucida' by Suki Chan. © Suki Chan. A small ball shaped object held between fingers through which an upside -down building can be viewed through a window.

Suki Chan: Lucida & Lucida II

Exploring the curious and complex relationship between the human eye, the brain and vision.

Exhibition Launch: Suki Chan: Lucida & Lucida II

Exploring the curious and complex relationship between the human eye, the brain and vision.

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Aether & Hemera, Voyage. Image courtesy of Quays Culture. Origami boats floating on water. The boats are different colours - green, blue, purple, pink.

Lightwaves 2016

Nine artworks will be lighting up our dark winter nights at Salford Quays.

Rachel Maclean: Wot u :-) about?

Featuring new work It’s What’s Inside That Counts for which the Art Collection is a commissioning partner.

Still from 'Where the City Can't See'. Courtesy of Liam Young. Photograph shows two figures dancing in a forest.

Liam Young: Where The City Can’t See

Performance-lecture
Where the City Can't See is the first fiction film shot entirely through laser scanning technology.

Image for 'Originally Inclusive'. Courtesy of Shen Xin. Image shows a computer generated monkey.

Shen Xin: Originally Inclusive

Performance-lecture An experimental live event by artist Shen Xin explorings the inclusiveness and exclusiveness of individual and collective understandings of 'origin'.

Elliott Flanagan, Where have all the angry young men gone?, detail (2016). Image courtesy of artist. Illustration of a woman holding a wine glass.

Matters of Order and Chaos

Exhibition exploring the juxtaposition between order and chaos.

Engels’ Beard arriving in Salford

Major new public realm artwork is revealed.

Louise Giovanelli: Prima Donna

Co-commissioned exhibition by The International 3 and the University of Salford.