Exhibitions

Manga, a Japanese comic which gains worldwide popularity, is not just a modern graphic art form. In fact, the 19th century Hokusai Manga, created by the famous Ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai, has…

Do you want to intrigue your visitors with art made by people with blended UK and South Asian personal histories?  Do you want to give those from the Indian continent a sense…

The World Illustration Awards are presented annually by the Association of Illustrators in partnership with the USA-based Directory of Illustration to support, promote and celebrate contemporary illustration being made today across the…

In this exhibition artist Alastair Duncan brings craft and technology together in a series of interactive tapestries. Working across fibre, photography and sound, Alastair takes enjoyment from the textural and rhythmic aspects…

In 2016 the first special exhibition in the Heath Robinson Museum was ‘Heath Robinson at War’. In each World War Heath Robinson demonstrated his ability to counter, by the application of gentle irony…

This exhibition offers visitors a fascinating opportunity to explore the world of the Japanese doll (Ningyō) and how the culture surrounding it was nurtured amidst the history and folklore of Japan. The…

This Exhibition explores the science behind the global hit series Doctor Who and will give fans a chance to experience the Doctor’s adventures from a scientific perspective. Sarner International, a renowned experiential…

The World Illustration Awards are presented annually by the Association of Illustrators in partnership with the USA-based Directory of Illustration to support, promote and celebrate contemporary illustration being made today across the…

ABOVE AND BEYOND celebrates the power of innovation to make dreams take flight. This global travelling flight and aerospace exhibition features: immersive simulations, interactive design challenges, iconic historical touchstones, visionary concepts for…

ROBOT ZOO is a fun children’s exhibition that mechanises ordinary animals into huge robotic creatures, revealing nature’s magic as master-planned machinery. In c. 500 square meters, eight animal robots and sixteen hands-on…

This highly interactive exhibition features over 40 activities which demonstrate the importance and relevance of maths in everyday life, including video games, sports, fashion, music, robotics, and much more. The fun and magic of…

Crash! Bang! Kapow! COMICS tells the story of comic art in Britain – from the famous to the forgotten. Discover the birth of the comic strip, travel through the anarchic worlds of Beano,…

Poster and other graphic works can provide valuable resources for learning the culture and society of the time when these works were created. The poster created immediately after the previous war for…

Seven Stories became custodians of Judith Kerr’s life’s work in 2008, constituting one of the most significant collections of artwork by a single illustrator in the Seven Stories collection.   In 2009, Seven Stories…

This exhibition reveals the techniques, tricks and trade of the art world from perspective to lighting, to composition. It looks into some of the major developments in the art world and how…

Developed in conjunction with the University of Suffolk, Picture Books for All explores, through over 100 items, the visual history of the pioneering printers W.S. Cowell Ltd. Established in 1818 in Ipswich the firm…

Our love of dogs has been part of our national identity for centuries and affection for our canine companions shows no sign of waning. This exhibition shows the work of international artists, designers,…

This exhibition marked the 70th anniversary of the artist’s death, Jankel Adler: A ‘Degenerate’ Artist in Britain, 1940-49 was the first museum curated exhibition of Adler’s works in Britain since the Arts Council…

This exhibition celebrates the lives, courage and strength of character, across so many human endeavours, of extraordinary women artists from the Ben Uri Collection. A selection of artists in the exhibition include: Lily…

This exhibition features a collection of ceramics that tell the story of an unusual exhibition that took place at the Harrods store in London in 1934.  A revolution had taken place in…