Cornerstone Exhibition. From The Art of Salford

After a busy day, the exhibition is now up at the Cornerstone Langworthy Road, Salford. The organiser, Tony Easom, has put a lot of work into organising this with the two main themes being the Billy Unsworth story and the Flowers of Manchester. Billy Unsworth was a Salford man, who was killed in the first World War and Graham Walker, a former serviceman, has been collecting information and pictures about  him and has displayed them in this  event.

The second theme is 'The Flowers of Manchester' with images of the  Manchester United players who lost their lives on this fateful day in Munich. Also featured are paintings celebrating the history of Manchester United since this date.

There are also paintings from other local artists with many of the pictures featuring local scenes.

The Cornerstone gives artists the chance to show their work to the public and is one of the few places that is able to do this. It is an excellent community hub where a wide range of activities are available for local people. This facility should be a beacon for other centres in Salford.

The exhibition is on until the 31st August, weekdays 8.30am -8.30pm and is well worth a visit. 

http://www.langworthycornerstone.co.uk/​
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