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From the North

Joshua Turner’s ‘Float like a feather, sink like a stone’

Turner is a photographic practitioner based in the North West of England, who uses photography to explore and contemplate the relationship between the land and the individual. In an ongoing practice, he uses books and prints to gather ideas into bodies of work that are simultaneously concerned with existential ideas and personal interactions. Want to know more? Find out here!

Left to right: Lindsay Taylor, Sam Parker, Sean Rorke, Jessica Bennett, Elliott Flanagan, Robin Standring, Jess Robinson, Iqra Saied

2024/25 Graduate Scholar studio visits

The University of Salford Art Collection, Paradise Works, Islington MIll, Hot Bed Press, and our associates at Castlefield Gallery got together with our current Graduate Scholars to have a look at what they have been up to in their new studios. Read more here

Karen Lyons, Clasp

Year: 2007Medium: IronLocation: Mary Seacole Building, Frederick Road campus, University of Salford Brief biography: b. 1958, Kingston upon Thames in Surrey. Lives and works Littleborough, UK. Clasp was commissioned for the inauguration of the Mary Seacole Building – a place of learning for nurses. Mary Seacole is a heroine of the Crimean War and an iconic figure for the […]

L.S. Lowry, Narcia fitting out at the Tyne

Year: 1968Medium: Oil on boardDimensions:Brief biography: b. 1887, Stretford, Greater Manchester, UK – d. 1976 Glossop, Derbyshire, UK.   Although best known for his mill scenes and industrial landscapes, Lowry’s work covers a wide range of themes and subjects, from landscapes and seascapes to portraits and surreal imaginings.   He studied painting and drawing in the evenings […]