Between the Earth and the Sky: Capturing Nature's Fleeting Moments in Print, Photo, and Film

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Wed 26 Mar 2025

Get ready to mingle with Mother Nature at "Between the Earth and the Sky," a contemporary exhibition that's all about those moments in life when nature decides to put on a little show—kind of like a flash mob, but with less dancing and more gorgeous scenery. Running from 28th January to 25th July 2025 at the New Adelphi Exhibition Gallery, this event brings together stunning prints, photography, and videos that will have you stopping in your tracks. Seriously, make sure you don't trip over your own feet while marveling at the last flickers of sunlight or the refreshing plop of raindrops hitting thirsty ground.

The exhibition features works from artists who are absolute wizards with their craft. Christiane Baumgartner gets all poetic with her woodcuts that capture those fleeting moments when day turns into night, while Darren Almond dives into long-exposure photography, making landscapes look like they belong in a dream. Jessica El Mal's cyanotype prints are a nod to the first raindrops after a drought—because we've all been there—and Liang Yue's photographs focus on the gentle rhythm of coastal tides, giving you all the feels. So, if you ever wanted to feel existential about water and light, this is your chance. Come, soak it all in—just be careful not to spill your coffee on any artwork.

More information at artcollection.salford.ac.uk/between-the-earth-and-the-sky/




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