Exhibitions

A new touring exhibition organised by the National Portrait Gallery featuring 55 original gelatin silver prints, many of which are on public display for the first time. Step into the world of glamour…

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…

Cosmos: The Art of Observing Space is a major art and science exhibition celebrating our enduring fascination with space. Bringing together contemporary and historic artists, the exhibition features an extraordinary range of…

Howard Hodgkin: In A Public Garden is the largest institutional exhibition of original prints by the acclaimed British artist to date. Curated by renowned art historian Richard Calvocoressi, this landmark show features…

At the heart of this exhibition lies a dialogue between two artistic universes which, though separated by centuries and styles, share a common concern: the human condition, uncertainty, and the forces beyond…

Pictopoietica presents works from the collection of artist Janet Waring Rago, spanning over forty years of continuous practice. These works trace the evolution of pictopoiesis, a methodology of painting and drawing that…

The Pictopoietarium is a living exhibition, part travelling museum, part poetic ecosystem, that brings together artworks, texts and imaginal specimens cultivated by visual artist Janet Waring Rago. It is not a static…

Alive in the Time of Coronavirus invites visitors into a contemplative journey through four luminous works that mark the first Spring of a global stillness. Janet Waring Rago’s cycle unfolds as a…

The late 19th century is regarded as one of the most vibrant periods in European painting, with Spanish artists playing a central role. This exhibition presents a carefully curated selection of works…

In this perpetual return to his family and cultural roots, Picasso sought to push the boundaries of his own artistic language by exploring lesser-known avenues, including dance, literature, and ceramics. The exhibition’s narrative…

In 2022, Derby Museums made its most significant acquisition in twenty years, with a remarkable self-portrait of Joseph Wright of Derby. Completed around 1772, this was the first and only occasion that…

Curated by Damian Barr     In 1948, Alfred Barr, Director of New York’s Museum of Modern Art, went to London searching for the best contemporary British art. He returned home with works by Robert…

An immersive exhibition from London based collective Marshmallow Laser Feast. Works of Nature brings together five major artworks, on a grand, awe-inspiring scale illuminating the hidden forces surrounding us, revealing the sublime…

The generation known as the Glasgow Boys and Girls includes most radical Scottish painters of the late nineteenth century. Leading lights were Joseph Crawhall (1861-1913), James Guthrie (1859-1930), Edward Walton ((1860-1922), Flora…

Redpath was one of Scotland’s finest mid-20th century artists, whose formative years were spent in Edinburgh but mainly in the south of France where she painted alongside Scottish Colourists Samuel Peploe and…

For centuries, the landscapes Scotland have inspired and captivated artists. This exhibition explores the profound transformations of these landscapes—urban and rural, land, sea, and sky—over the past 200 years. From the romanticized…

A Window into Scottish Art will brings together more than 30 significant works that explore the history of Scottish Art. The exhibition is not a chronological survey, but a pick of landmark periods…

Canadiana! Masterworks from the McMichael offers a journey through the diverse and evolving landscape of Canadian art. Including historical masterpieces and cutting-edge contemporary works, Canadiana! invites audiences to discover the full breadth of Canadian artistic…

A Paradigm-Shifting Exhibition Showcasing Four Decades of Inuit Artistry, Resilience & Community, led by Greenlandic Inuit curator Emily Laurent Henderson. The McMichael Canadian Art Collection is proud to steward the Kinngait Drawings Archive,…

The exhibition explores the connection between Picasso and Dalí and the world of dance through their interpretations of the ballet The Three-Cornered Hat, or Le Tricorne, which premiered in 1919 at the…