Art Archive

A film still of three women stood singing at microphones.

Everything I Have Is Yours, Eileen Simpson and Ben White (Open Music Archive)

Everything I Have Is Yours is an ambitious film and sound work that looks back to the first decade of the UK pop charts (1952-62).

Head and shoulders shot of a girl. The girl is staring straight at the camera, she has long curly auburn hair. The girl is in a white shirt and is against a white background.

Sixteen: talk and panel discussion

Photographers Craig Easton, Michelle Sank and Jillian Edelstein discuss their contributions to the multimedia project Sixteen.

A gloved hand holding two 'love locks' and a padlock.

Chinternet Ugly

A group exhibition which navigates the messy vitality of China’s online realm.

Ruth Barker & Hannah Leighton-Boyce, at Glasgow Women’s Library

Exhibition which launched a Castlefield Gallery in March 2018 now tours to Glasgow Women's Library.

SIXTEEN

What’s it like to be sixteen years old now? Multimedia project SIXTEEN, explores the dreams, hopes and fears of sixteen year-olds across the UK.

Black and white image that appears to be depicting a tornado on a map.

In a time when free movement, free trade and freedom of communications apparatus are subject to intense political machinations, FREEPORT: Terminal MCR is a space to explore art, technology and citizenship in the age of the internet.

Photograph of woman wearing a summer dress staring into the camera. Part of her is in shadow.

Jesse Glazzard: Open Source#1: Queer Letters

Current Graduate Scholar, Jesse Glazzard, exhibits at Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool.

Black and white photograph. A man dress in a uniform with a cigarette hanging from the side of his mouth, stands with cross arms across his body and his eyes shut. The background depicts images of clouds.

In focus: Chinese Contemporary Art

In the first of our In focus series we explore elements of our Chinese Contemporary Art Collection.

Photograph of three framed prints on a white gallery wall.

Highlights from Push and Pull

Printmaking from Salford and Manchester.

Head and shoulders shot of a woman staring into the camera. The background behind her is black except for a small line of light in the distance.

Nick Crowe and Ian Rawlinson: Song for Armageddon

Song for Armageddon to be screened at Glasgow Cathedral as part of their annual festival this year.