Past exhibitions
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This is Manchester
A Michael Ashcroft Exhibition 1 - 14 Nov 2018 Thursday 1st November – Wednesday 14th November 2018 Preview: Thursday 1st November 17:30–20:00 All works in the exhibition are available for purchase from 10:30 on Saturday 27 October, either in-person,... Read more -
Places, Drawn, Lost, and Reimagined
An Exhibition of Works in Various Media by Florian Foerster 8 - 26 Sep 2018 Places Drawn, Lost, and Reimagined constitutes a selection of works from German artist Florian Foerster. The exhibition covers a range of media, from woodcut prints to ink drawings, oil paintings to collage — but each work lies on the boundary between observation and imagination, and documents how memories of a place can affect its record.
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Matthew Thompson
'Marking My Travels' 23 Jun - 7 Jul 2018 'Marking My Travels' is a solo exhibition by Manchester-artist Matthew Thompson MAFA featuring paintings from journeys from Copenhagen to Cuba. Read more -
A Welsh Connection
Anne Aspinall's Solo Exhibition 12 - 31 May 2018 When Manchester-born artist Anne Aspinall used to visit her aunt in Harlech as a child, she didn't realise that one day she would become widely known for her oil paintings of the coastal North Wales landscape. After 50 years as an artist, working across different media and subject matters, Anne is continually drawn back to this beautiful part of the country to capture the majesty of the landscape and scenery.
Contemporary Six owner Alex Reuben said: 'Anne is one of the most technically gifted painters in the North West, and this exhibition is an opportunity to see many of her beautiful works. Her landscapes appeal to all kinds of art-lovers, and they will make you love the Welsh coast and countryside as much as she does'.
A Welsh Connection takes place at Contemporary Six, located in Central Manchester, on Princess Street. It begins with a preview afternoon on Saturday May 12, from 1-5pm, in which Anne will be available to chat with visitors. The exhibition will run until May 31.
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