Contemporary Art,
Manchester, England
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Closed for Holidays
Please note that we are closed from 15th to 30th June inclusive
Events at Saul Hay Gallery
Saul Hay Gallery hosts many fantastic events in our beautiful gallery space.
Talks from artists and art historians, poetry readings, book launches, film screenings, charity auctions, awards presentations, wine tasting and live music.
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Past Events
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Vanishing is the work of Gareth Smith, artist and ex-engineer. Using a shifting cast of collaborators, Smith assembles words, music and film that reflects his industrial roots, reworked over and again until meaning and purpose is found. Support comes from Trianglecuts. Trianglecuts are performing as a trio with Doug Gordon (of Futures We Lost) soundtracking a movement piece by artists Gwen Osmond and Bethany Weaves

An evening of readings to celebrate the launch of Sarah-Clare Conlon's latest poetry book, Wanderland. April 24th 2025, 7:00 - 9:00pm

Book Launch in conjunction with Confingo Publishing April 2nd 2025, Precipitation, a collection of stories by Ailsa Cox with images by Patricia Farrell.

Poetry evening feat. excellent Manchester poets, Sarah-Clare Conlon, John McAuliffe, Jazmine Linklater, and beloved Czech poet Petr Hruška Thursday, March 13 · 7 - 9pm

The Book of Joys by John Saul published by Confingo

Poetry from Petr Hruška, Jake Morris-Campbell, Sarah-Clare Conlon and Jennifer Lee Tsai Tue, 24 Oct 2023 19:00 - 21:00

Thursday 26th October 2023 @ 7pm

18th and 21st July 2023

A fascinating talk from acclaimed art historian Sara Riccardi as she responds to Jen Orpin’s new paintings, through personal experience and art history

As part of our exhibition A Place Called Utopia - Aboriginal Art from Australia Dr Victoria King will speak about the exhibition of Australian Aboriginal art collected during her time at the remote Utopia Aboriginal outstation and of the many artists who became her friends. The event takes place at the gallery at 7.30pm on Thursday 16th February.