Gallery Oldham News
Following in their footsteps
In April 2024 Rebecca, one of Gallery Oldham’s curators, travelled to Kagoshima (formerly known as Satsuma) to continue our research into historic links between Oldham and Japan. Art Fund’s Jonathan […]
Read moreVictorian Visitors from Japan
In April 2024 Rebecca, one of Gallery Oldham’s curators, travelled to Kagoshima to continue our research into historic links between Oldham and Japan. Her trip was funded by Art Fund’s Jonathan Ruffer curatorial grant programme. In the first of a series of blogs, Rebecca shares some of the background which led to her making this trip….
Read more175: Sir John Lubbock and his pet wasp
To celebrate 175 years of the borough of Oldham we’re sharing guest blogs linked to items on display. Jo Haigh shares her discoveries about Sir John Lubbock and his pet wasp.
Read more175: Recording a Pandemic
As part of our celebration of 175 years of the borough of Oldham we will be sharing a series of guest blogs linked to items on display in our exhibition. […]
Read more175: Natural History Collection
As part of our celebration of 175 years of the borough of Oldham we will be sharing a series of guest blogs linked to items on display in our exhibition. […]
Read moreThe 2024 Oldham Histories Festival programme is live!
Read all about the 2024 Oldham Histories Festival.
Read morePreserving memories: Capturing Oldham’s Coliseum
Our Capturing the Coliseum project has helped us to collect and preserve every aspect of the Oldham Coliseum’s history.
Read more175 exhibition: Victoria Market Hall
To celebrate 175 years of Oldham borough we’ll be sharing blogs linked to the exhibition, this week we take a look at the Victoria Market Hall.
Read moreThe Oldham Open Leaflet 2024
Fancy entering The Oldham Open exhibition this year? Here’s all the information you need to know to have a chance of exhibiting your artwork.
Read moreIs this James Johnson?
In our collections we hold the archives of the Oldham Photographic Society. The society is over 150 years old and still flourishing today. Amongst the many fascinating images captured by […]
Read moreOldham’s incredible mark on Japanese industry
2015 marked the 150th anniversary of the arrival of nineteen Satsuma students from Kagoshima. On 17th April 1865 this group of students set sail from the tiny village of Hashima in the […]
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