Exhibitions

The Lives, Lands & Legacies Exhibition Lives, Lands & Legacies is a bold, narrative-led touring exhibition by British–Nigerian contemporary artist Chinwe Russell, exploring how history, place, and human experience intersect to shape the…

Death by Landscape is a duo exhibition of new work by Kate Holford and Pippa Thomas, bringing together these distinct practices for the first time. Produced during a residency at 16 Collective,…

The Snowman was originally created and illustrated by Raymond Briggs, and was first published in 1978. The book is entirely wordless and drawn with pencil, telling the story of The Snowman and…

Goldsmiths CCA presents the first UK institutional solo exhibition by British artist Christina Mackie (b. 1956, UK) for over a decade. The exhibition celebrates Mackie’s contribution to British art, bringing new works…

Internationally-acclaimed photographer Emily Andersen presents Somewhere Else Entirely, a three-screen video installation exploring the life and work of American-born poet Ruth Fainlight (b.1931). Known for her intensely visual writing on memory, domestic life and…

Wakefield’s renowned status as a City of Sculpture makes it the ideal home for this exciting project with the Royal Society of Sculptors, welcoming the Gilbert Bayes Award 2025 Winners Exhibition to the city. This…

Opening our 2026 summer season, The Art House presents Winner of the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award 2024-25, Harriet Bowman with the exhibition Slow Puncture, an ambitious installation exploring the entanglement of body, vehicle and…

REVIVER is Jakob Rowlinson’s first UK institutional project, presented as a solo exhibition at The Art House in Wakefield, and an installation, ROTATOR, in the main Centre at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, having developed from a 2024…

Annabel Moeller is well known for her elegantly perceptive images of the performing arts. This exhibition celebrates these works and contrasts them with the lesser-known aspect of her career. At regular intervals…

New Stories brings together the works of 25 Indian women photographers, each offering a distinct insight into wide-ranging contemporary, visual narratives. This exhibition is a testament to the evolving language of photography,…

Magic Place is a vibrant, interactive playspace inviting people of all ages to play, create, listen, and watch within an ever-changing environment. The space responds continuously to visitor presence, turning participation into…

Archaeology and empire explores the complex entanglements of Scotland the Caribbean, revealing how even ancient sites have connections to empire and colonialism. The exhibition highlights key sites across the Isle of Lewis,…

It’s 8:30. Do you know where your brains are? is the first exhibition in the UK to present the work of Paper Tiger Television (PTTV), a US-based video production and distribution collective. Over…

Joan Miró: Fire in the Soul brings together a carefully curated selection of works that traces the key axes of Miró’s creative universe. From his deep bond with the landscape to the…

In 2022, Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd. (now part of Penguin Random House UK), created and toured the successful ‘The World of Peter Rabbit™ Storytime Trail’ . To celebrate the anniversary of…

The UK Parliament Heritage Collections team are seeking UK venues to host an exhibition of works created by Joanne Coates, the 2024 Election Artist for the House of Commons. The work is…

Decorated: The Sculptural Ceramics of Ebony Russell celebrates the Craft Council’s five new acquisitions from 2025 now available for the first time in the UK to loan as part of a partnership…

Only in recent years has there been a growing recognition of the importance of rediscovering women artists who were long overlooked within the story of art history. The determination and creativity shown…

Recognising the world’s best nature photography every year since 1965. Experience the wonder of life on Earth through the world’s best wildlife photography. Every year, professional and amateur photographers from more than 110…

Dance Out is an exhibition of paintings, drawings and film that celebrates dance as an everyday human activity, both solitary and social. The RWA itself will shape-shift during the exhibition, with the…