Highlights

Image of anthotype prints in frames exposing in the sunshine on a stand

Salford Rediscovered, 16th June 2022

Anthotype workshops at the Rediscover Salford event remind us to choose more sustainable ways to live.

A large pencil drawing by artist Rachel Goodyear. A hyena stands on a wooden side table, facing the viewer

Launching soon: Solo show ‘Stirrings’ by Rachel Goodyear

Salford-based, internationally acclaimed artist Rachel Goodyear to exhibit at Salford Museum & Art Gallery from 15 July 2022

Can art help stop climate change?

Socially Engaged Photographer in Residence Gwen Riley Jones discusses her work with Action for Conservation, the RHS, the Planting for the Planet exhibition, and anthotypes.

Join the party! 16th June – Salford Rediscovered

Salford Rediscovered is a celebratory closing party to mark the end of the Rediscovering Salford project, a city-wide programme of events which highlight and celebrate Salford’s green spaces - inspired by the launch of RHS Bridgewater gardens.

A rainy street scene in Naples, Italy, people are sheltering from the rain.

Artwork of the Month – Homage to the Rain by Antony Barkworth-Knight

Video artwork Homage to the Rain by Antony Barkworth Knight - selected by the Action for Conservation youth group - will be on display at RHS Garden Bridgewater this summer.

A black and white image shows the artist looking over small figure like statues on small woden plint. The artist is holding the object on the furthest left, as if to move it.

In The Studio: Graduate Scholar Jeffrey Knopf

With applications for the 22/23 Graduate Scholarship Programme now open, this month we spoke with current graduate scholar Jeffrey Knopf. As part of his bespoke scholarship, Knopf was awarded a studio space at Paradise Works here in Salford, we check in with him at his studio, for our ongoing ‘In the Studio’ feature.