Kate Feld

Love art? Love Manchester? Put your money where your eyes are and support the city’s homegrown artist-led gallery. Manchester’s much-loved Castlefield Gallery has had a tough year, but the spring...

Your place or mine? Kate Feld uncovers the best places to eat in Manchester – in the comfort of someone else’s home. Manchester has never had much truck with culinary...

The centenary of Alan Turing’s birth brings a host of exhibitions and activities to Manchester. Kate Feld learns about the life and work of this misunderstood genius. If any man...

A new art exhibition at Cornerhouse asks you to re-think your view of the Middle East Cornerhouse’s new exhibition must have been in the works for some time, but you...

Have you been keeping up? Stay up to date with our round-up of Manchester’s cultural happenings. Cue jubilant chorus: Chetham’s School of Music has just opened its new home, a...

Shadow Land, photographer Roger Ballen’s first major UK exhibition, weaves a powerful spell, finds Kate Feld. Ask Roger Ballen where the darkness in his photographs comes from, and you might...

A brand new network of arts, culture and travel bloggers designed to help you hone your skills and meet like-minded souls Blogging is a dark art. When it works, it...

A new exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park finally puts Joan Miró’s sculpture front and centre. Though his three-dimensional artworks never won the attention or critical acclaim that his paintings attracted,...

It might be deepest winter, but there are already some green shoots of recovery peeping out on Manchester’s arts scene. Much as at Castlefield Gallery, whose encouraging new developments we...

It famously built our city, but how much do we really know about cotton? A new exhibition at Whitworth Art Gallery knits together a provocative history of the not-so-humble fibre....

A thoughtful new exhibition at Imperial War Museum North considers what we learn about war from the pages of children’s books. Kate Feld gets the story. War is something we...

Chen Man’s audacious photographs occupy the knife edge separating art and fashion. It’s arguably not the most comfortable place to reside; fielding accusations of commericalism on one side and arty...