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Contemporary Art,
Manchester, England
Interest free credit available via the 'Own Art' scheme
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About us
Established in Manchester in 2016 Saul Hay Gallery is one of the foremost contemporary art galleries in the region.
Working with emerging and established artists we present a diverse programme of contemporary and modern painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, and photography.
We offer an eclectic range of original artworks available to buy from our beautiful canal-side gallery in the Castlefield area of the city. Here you will find the best work by some of the most progressive artists working today.
Our aim is always to celebrate the very best of contemporary art from Manchester and beyond.
Our Partners
Art Across founded by art historian Sara Riccardi. Through a mixed array of events, from History of Art interactive sessions to workshops and artists talks, contemporary artists and art lovers are invited to engage with the past and enter in a dialogue with it. Click image to go to page.
Cave Framing - we recommend the services of Paul Rendell of Cave Framing in Sale for all your framing requirements
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Saul Hay Gallery News & Press
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Northern Soul's review of Out of the Ordinary - Paintings by Mandy Payne
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Manchester's Finest interview with galery atist Mandy Payne
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Manchester's Finest review of Golden Age - Selected Works by Christopher Cook.
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Manchester's Finest interview with artist Steven Heaton.
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Richard Morris, Manchester's Finest, interviews Catherine & Ian.
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Ian is proud to have been asked to be one of the judges at the GM Arts Prize 2019
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Joe Fenn reviewed 'Room 103' for The Double Negative. A great read .
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We are delighted to be featured in Cheshire Life November 2018 issue
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Great review of 'Room 103' exhibition by Alfred Searls for Northern Soul
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A wonderful review of 'Room 103'exhibition by Yvonne Goldsmith-Rybka for I Love Manchester
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Gallery Artist Omid Asadi's video about how he was asked to create work for a Tim Burton film
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Another great mention from our favourite art blogger Brian Wild at Bees Blogs