Partners

Paradise Works

Paradise Works, Salford. Partners in the Graduate Scholarship Programme.

Quays Culture, Salford. A number of public realm commissions took place between 2013 and 2016 including Aeolian Light . The Art Collection supports the Northern Artist Film Commission (2016 & 2019) and the winning work from the ‘new commission’ category in 2016, One Square Mile by Chris Paul Daniels and Sam Meech has entered our collection. […]

Open Eye Gallery

Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool. Lindsay Taylor guest curated the Culture Shifts: Global exhibition as part of the LOOK/17 Liverpool International Photography Festival. For the LOOK/17 festival Open Eye Gallery and the University of Salford Art Collection co-commissioned Window (Day 2): Room 118, Titanic Hotel, Stanley Dock, Regent Road, Liverpool, 2017 and Wall: Room 118, Titanic Hotel, Stanley […]

Mark Devereux Projects

Mark Devereux Projects (MDP), Salford: The Art Collection team supported the MDP StudioBook project including running a commissioning competition, won by Mandy Payne in 2017.

Lowry

The Lowry, Salford. Art Curator Lindsay Taylor co-curated the 2015/16 the Lowry exhibition Right Here, Right Now and the gallery borrowed 4 works from our collection for the exhibition. Narcia Fitting out at the Tyne, 1968, by L.S. Lowry, from our collection, was loaned to The Lowry (in 2017) for their permanent exhibition LS Lowry: The Art & […]

Islington Mill

Islington Mill, Salford. The University partners with Islington Mill in many ways. The Art Collection Team have supported Islington Mill’s capital project and the Mill is a partner in the Graduate Scholarship Programme.

Hot Bed Press

Hot Bed Press, Salford. Hot Bed Press are partners in the Graduate Scholarship Programme and were exhibition partners for PRINT UnLtd.

Home

HOME, Manchester. University of Salford is a founding partner of HOME. The Art Collection team co-commissioned The Most Cruel of all Goddesses by Declan Clarke as part of the inaugural exhibition in 2015, including a special screening and artist talk. In 2016, we co-commission It’s What’s Inside That Counts (2016) by Rachel Maclean. We support the co-commission […]

FACT

FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology), Liverpool. This includes a co-commission with Ryoichi Kurokawa in 2016.

Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art

Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA), Manchester. This partnership is multi-faceted and includes numerous commissions and acquisitions, shared events programme, student live briefs, shared research trips, co-curated exhibitions such as Harmonious Society (Asia Triennial Manchester 2014/ATM14), and the evolving Asia Research Network for Arts and Media (ARNAM) partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University and Manchester University.