This summer Music for the Senses celebrates Manchester’s legendary music scene with an art trail that is taking over the city’s streets, galleries, museums, window displays and more.
During your visit to PHM you will be able to see Music is Hope – one of 50 guitars featured as part of the trail. The joyful and colourful creation of artist Ella Masters, it celebrates the power of music to connect, shares a story of love and represents a message of inclusivity that flows throughout the museum.
Pick up a trail leaflet from the welcome desk and find out more about Music for the Senses and how the legacy of the project will support grassroots music in Manchester.
Music for the Senses is a collaboration between global art producer Wild in Art and Manchester City Council.
Suitable for all ages.
Ella Masters is an award winning freelance illustrator who lives in Warrington. In her work she is inspired by nature, tattoos and the everyday, with a love for bold patterns and intricate shapes. Alongside her creative practice, Ella is mum to her autistic, non-verbal daughter Winnie, using art as a powerful means of communication with her.
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