Exhibition – Cecile Elstein: The Sisyphus Suite
Recent acquisition 'The Sisyphus Suite' by Cecile Elstein is now on display in the Clifford Whitworth Library Exhibition Space.
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Mike Pinnington Reviews Visibilities for The Double Negative
"Visibilities manifests as a focused, thoughtful display that brings works together to address diversity, both in regional communities, and globally." Mike Pinnington, The Double Negative
Artwork of the Month – Salford Faces by Gwilym Hughes
Art Collection Team Assistant Rowan, who curated Visibilities, our current exhibition at the New Adelphi, dives deeper into one of the artworks on display for August's Artwork of the Month.
Collection Responses: ‘The Pointless Gift’
Every year the Collection runs a number of Live Briefs for our students to work with - and respond to - the Collection in different ways. This month on our blog we feature new work by MA Contemporary Fine Art student Ann Olih,
Emily Speed announced as second Artist in Residence at Energy House 2.0
The University of Salford Art Collection is delighted to announce Emily Speed as the second artist-in-residence with Energy House 2.0, in partnership with Castlefield Gallery.
The University of Salford Art Collection Team recognised as sustainability champions
The Team has been awarded two Green Impact National Awards: Innovation for Engagement and Sustainability Hero, for their continuing commitment to sustainability action and engagement.
Announcing: Hybrid Futures
Launching Hybrid Futures, a multi-part collaboration focusing on climate, sustainability, collaborative learning and co-production.
Exhibition Coming Soon: Visibilities (May – Aug 2023)
Team Assistant Rowan Pritchard curates latest on-campus exhibition 'Visibilities' coming soon. Save the date: exhibition launch 25th May.
In Memoriam: Harold Riley (1934 – 2023)
The University of Salford is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Salford artist, Harold Riley, on 18th April 2023 at the age of 88.
Student Micro Commission Opportunity: Is Anybody Listening: Our Time, Our Place
Applications open for final year BA students and current MA students to respond to Craig Easton exhibition Is Anybody Listening? Our Time, Our Place.