Climate Change

A graphic representing the Hybrid Futures Symposiu. Text reads: Hybrid Futures Fri 10 May, Salford. Symposium Making, Showing and Collecting Art in a Time of Climate Crisis. Organic shapes from the Hybrid Futures branding shows green post-it notes written in response to the Hybrid Futures exhibition at Salford 2024.

Book now for the Hybrid Futures Symposium in Salford

Join us and our Hybrid Futures partners for the Hybrid Futures Symposium taking place on the 10th May 2024 at The Old Fire Station, Univeristy of Salford.

A still image from Emily Speed's video work Rooms Designed for a Woman, showing legs, sat on the floor, with bent knees and bare feet. The legs are clad in green tight fitted leggings with a geological print, which matches the backdrop filling the background of the images.

Spotlight on Sustainability with Emily Speed

Artist in Residence with Energy House 2.0, Emily Speed, discusses her work and sustainability.

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.

LOOK Climate Lab 2024 – Private View and Launch

RSVP to the Open Eye Gallery Private View and launch of 'LOOK Climate Lab 2024'! 6-8 PM on Thursday the 8th of February.

A Green graphic shows images of all the 2022-23 Green Impact winners.

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.

A photography shows Gwen Riley Jones walking around the University of Salford campus.

New Blogs from Sustaining Photography ?

Lizzie King and Gwen Riley Jones share recipies and reflections from Sustaining Photography in four new blog posts.

A photograph of Lizzie King in the University of Salford Community Growing Space.

Sustaining Photography Blog – Why? Lizzie King

Artist Lizzie King shares her motivations for working on Sustaining Photography, and why working sustainably as an artist is important to her practice.

Sustaining Photography Blog – Why? Gwen Riley Jones

Socially Engaged Photographer Gwen Riley Jones shares why the Sustaining Photography project is important to her.

Sustaining Photography Exhibition Open & Events Programme Announced!

Lizzie King and Gwen Riley Jones present Sustaining Photography, an exhibition exploring plant-based alternatives to traditional photography PLUS an exciting engagement programme.

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.