2024 Graduate Scholarship Scheme: Open for Applications
Our annual scheme - now celebrating its 10th year - is now open to applications to 2024 Graduates from the School of Art, Media and Creative Techology
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Hybrid Futures Comes to Salford
The University of Salford Art Collection presents the latest installment of Hybrid Futures at Salford Museum & Art Gallery, launching 21st March 2024.
Rowan Pritchard Reflects On Two Years With The Collection
Rowan Pritchard joined the Art Collection as a Graduate Associate in 2021. After two years with the Collection, Rowan shares refelctions, hightlights and behind the scenes snaps from her time working with the Collection.
Another year of Green Impact success for the Art Collection
The University of Salford Art Collection awarded a platinum Green Impact award for 2022-23, plus special Community Action Award for Hybrid Futures work.
New Blogs from Sustaining Photography ?
Lizzie King and Gwen Riley Jones share recipies and reflections from Sustaining Photography in four new blog posts.
Sustaining Photography Blog – How to Make Anthotypes at Home
Step by step instructions on how to make you're on plant-based sun prints from the Sustaining Photography team, Gwen Riley Jones and Lizzie King.
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.
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,