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Arts and LiteratureYou are in: Manchester > Entertainment > Arts, Film and Culture > Arts and Literature > More from this section More from this sectionAll pages from January to March 2007March 15/03/2007 Pictures for the common man Wigan's Theodore Major saw his paintings as being for ordinary people and not rich art collectors. more...March 15/03/2007 A Major exhibition Take a look at Wigan artist Theodore Major's vibrant flowers and powerful industrial landscapes. more...February 21/02/2007 Sketching the details The Contact's monthly hip hop and graffiti night, Sketch City, through the eye of Shirlaine's camera more...February 15/02/2007 Provocative Professor Martin Amis is to join the teaching staff at the University. But is Manchester ready for Martin? more...February 12/02/2007 Art and Science, up a tree… Artistry loves logic: Professor John Hyatt on why art and science is a marriage made in Manchester. more...February 09/02/2007 Animal magic Jim Medway on why he's been inspired by Richard Scarry's anthropomorphic animals in his new art. more...February 09/02/2007 Manchester in colour Help the Museum of Science and Industry celebrates 100 years of colour photography with your picture more...February 01/02/2007 Fortune cooking? Helen Tse offers a cautionary tale about casinos in the true story of her family, Sweet Mandarin. more...January 19/01/2007 Dike Omeje: 1972 - 2007 A tribute to the talented Manchester poet who died this month at the age of 35. more...January 18/01/2007 No fool like an old fool What do you get if you cross century-old gags, clowns and a University of Manchester lecturer? more...January 10/01/2007 Exchange and Magrs Author Paul Magrs on his book, Exchange, writing for children and taking on Doctor Who! more...January 10/01/2007 A book for Manchester Find out how you can vote for the best book for teenagers in the Manchester Book Award. more...January 09/01/2007 A Darke matter ...PREVIOUSNEXT...Author Philip Caveney on making the step from writing psycho-thrillers to children’s books. more...Arts venues
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