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Star date: 24th May 2015

ECCLES CAKES AND CARING ECCLES AT COMMUNITY GALLERY

Eccles Art
Until 13th June
Eccles Community Art Gallery

Salford artist, Stephen `Broady' Broadhurst, is showing twelve pictures of Eccles as part of an exhibition focusing on the town. Also taking part is local artist, Robert Lever, who specialises in charcoal portraits, Peter Grove, who does motor and aviation art, and a series of photographs taken by Salford Young Carers.

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Stephen Broadhurst at Eccles Community Art Gallery Stephen Broadhurst at Eccles Community Art Gallery
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Stephen Broadhurst, or Broady, specialises in depicting scenes and people from old Salford, usually in pastel and pencil, with his unique take on the subject and always with a drawing of his pet dog in the corner.

His exhibition at the Langworthy Cornerstone recently, featuring eighty original pictures, was incredibly popular and now he's moving the focus to Eccles, displaying over a dozen pictures related to the area at the Eccles Community Art Gallery in a series that he's called Eccles Cakes! And yes, there is a drawing of the Old Cake Shop.

"There's old bakeries, trains, buses, people in the streets and soldiers in the Drill Hall during the First World War" Broady says "They bring back a lot of memories for people."

Broady has also done portraits of virtually anyone who is famous in the city, from Shelagh Delaney to Freddy Davies. The works are for sale and he keeps the price affordable so that lots of Salford people can own an original.

The Eccles series are on display alongside charcoal portraits by Eccles-based artist Robert Lever, motor, aviation and city artwork from Peter Grove, and photographs titled Celebrating Eccles...Caring Eccles... taken by Salford Young Carers and Young Adult Carers.

Eccles Art
Until 13th June
Eccles Community Art Gallery
The Gallery is situated in Eccles Precinct Unit 4, Boothway, M30 9AT

Open Saturday 10am to 4pm, and Tuesday and Friday 11am to 2pm.
More details at
www.ecclescommunityartgallery.org


* Broady also has a small exhibition of 13 pictures currently on display upstairs at the Langworthy Cornerstone depicting Salford mining scenes, until the end of May.

Marie Hyland wrote
at 07:06:07 on 29 November 2015
Interested in seeing some of Broady's art of Salford. Any upcoming events where I can see his artwork and hopefully but one. Born and bread in Salford. Thanks Marie
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