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A close up of four swatches of overlaid printed fabric, clockwise from the top: a grey-blue-green swirly cloud like image; a dappled red-black-brown like a close-up on mince meat; bright yellow with flecks of white; deep and lighter green leaves on brown branches with red berries

Preserving Hole: Bláithín Mac Donnell, Aled Simons and Tom Cardew

26.09.2024, by Hilary White

Review

Division of Labour

Salford

the litho stone with drawing on its face and a hand swirling a liquid around the surface

Stepping Stones: Helen Cammock’s Women in Print Residency

01.08.2024, by Marjorie H. Morgan

Artlab Contemporary Print Studios

Preston

A black woman wearing a long pale pink turtle neck dress bends over a table to write on paper with a pen

Ayo Akingbade: Show Me the World Mister

08.07.2024, by Tennae Maki

Review

Whitworth Art Gallery

A dark room with deep red bean bags in front of a large film screen which shows a man with white in his beard, semi-transparent laid over the image of a hill

To Mourn and To Remember: Memory Stone by Nikta Mohammadi

12.04.2024, by Jessica El Mal

Review

Salford

The Lowry

A dark gallery space with low benches arranged in front of a large screen showing a film still with a view of mountains in low cloud

Shezad Dawood: Leviathan: From the Forest to the Sea

11.07.2023, by Ella Otomewo

Review

Rochdale

Touchstones Art Gallery

A white walled gallery with photographs hung in a line at eye level

LOOK Photo Biennial 2022: Climate

20.02.2023, by Leah Binns

Feature

Leigh Spinners Mill

Liverpool

Open Eye Gallery

Three large otherworldly sculptures stand on geometric plinths in a gallery with dark carpeted floor. Behind them lay amorphous floor cushions in dark blue and green. The backdrop to the scene is a large corner projection showing the alien-like creatures depicted in the sculptures come to life in a familiar yet strange world.

Sahej Rahal: Mythmachine

30.01.2023, by Laura Clarke

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

A gallery space with six flags on poles in a circle. The flags are made from fabric, ribbons and recycled materials. Mounted on the wall behind, a video shows a figure holding a flag on a beach.

Andrew Omoding: Welcome to Me, Scarborough. To See and Hold My Work

09.06.2022, by Joanna Jowett

Review

A frog, stood upright on a rock, confronts a lion sat on its hind legs in front of a starry sky as dawn, or fire, breaks over the horizon.

Rui Matsunaga

24.06.2021, by Katie Shirley

Review

Southport

Future Aleppo: a VR Experience at FACT

11.02.2018, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Review

FACT

Liverpool