Manchester International Festival Hip to be at Festival Square 29 June 2021 This week sees the start of MIF 2021 and Now Then takes a look at its programme for Festival Square and beyond.
Jack Donaldson Funny Bones 28 June 2021 Sheffield-based illustrator with a penchant for all things skeletal gives us an insight into his creative process.
Small Fry Collective The Seasoning of Small Fry 27 June 2021 After three years of home-grown illustration events, Manchester's Small Fry Collective has found its stride.
Knowing Manchester Outside In New Mills 26 June 2021 Now Then pays a visit to New Mills—a town with plenty of old mills.
Anis Tabaraee Persian surrealism 22 June 2021 Illustrator steps into the world of surrealism with a focus on "one of the fundamental characters in Persian painting" - the horse.
Mandatory Redistribution Party Snooze 21 June 2021 Pando-hell has given us a taste of freedom over where we work. How about a push to decide when we work next?
Why now is the time to engage your local MP on climate change 17 June 2021 With an international climate conference on the horizon, we need to make our views about climate breakdown clear to politicians, says Georgina Collins of Hope for the Future.
Bo Burnham: Inside 7 June 2021 Hilarious, intimate and intense, Bo Burnham has produced what will surely become a seminal piece of ‘Covid years’ art.
Nohrr Worm goth 7 June 2021 Landscapes and architecture built in monochrome and rendered in detailed lines and dot work give rise to otherworldly dimensions.
Reviews in Retrospect: Anatomy of a Murder 4 June 2021 Gross and morally cobwebbed, Otto Preminger’s 1954 opus is an arresting answer to the black-and-whiteness of feel-good crime dramas.
