For a month long residency, visitors will be able to see Luke Jerram's art installation 'Gaia' in Manchester's Trafford Palazzo
Skiddle Staff
Date published: 3rd Sep 2026
From September 9, people will be able to see Luke Jerram’s Gaia at Manchester’s Trafford Palazzo. Combining art, sound and science, the free immersive art exhibition is a seven-metre installation created using NASA imagery to observe the Earth at a smaller scale.
Since its debut, Gaia has appeared around the globe in galleries, public spaces and historic venues. For a month-long residency, Gaia will be exhibited in Greater Manchester for the first time, accompanied by a composition from BAFT-winning composer Dan Jones.
Luke Jerram is a British multi-disciplinary artist creating ambitious sculptures, live art projects and installations. He has previously created floating installations of mars, sun and the moon.
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