From 1st February 2022, Artist in residence Gwen Riley Jones and members of Salford Youth Council take over the campus gallery - for a new show that celebrates wellbeing and creativity.
A unique opportunity to spend 18 months working on a residency project inspired by environmental issues, climage change, net zero, and housing. First deadline: 28th Nov
Socially Engaged Photographer Gwen Riley Jones discusses the LOOK Photo Biennial 2022: Climate x University of Salford
Writer and curator Greg Thorpe reflects on the work of Albert Adams and his visit to the University of Salford Art Collection stores to explore the Albert Adams archive.
New projects by McCoy Wynne, Megan Powell and Gwen Riley Jones each explore issues around the climate crisis, environment, and sustainability.
A deeper dive into Rachel's new work, discussing themes of feminism, surrealism and the human-animal psyche. Thurs 27th Oct @ 5.30pm.
Peer to Peer: UK/HK 2022 is a programme designed to encourage meaningful cultural exchange and to forge enduring partnerships between the UK and Hong Kong's visual arts sectors.
Socially Engaged Photographer Gwen Riley Jones discusses Salford Youth Council's visit to the University of Salford Art Collection's new store and Theirs, Yours, Ours: queer and non-binary perspectives on identity.
Castlefield Gallery and the University of Salford Art Collection announce the six graduate artists awarded a place on their annual scheme: Suraj Adekola, Adian Dolye, Joe Fowler, Alfie Lane, Jacob Longcake, and Laura Socas.
Our Albert Adams project curatorial assistant, PhD student Yanxi Wu, reflects on the fascinating challenges and extraordinary discoveries on her first curatorial experience in the UK.