Exhibitions

STEP INTO A PREHISTORIC ADVENTURE! Dinosaurs, Monsters and Lost Worlds is a unique, family-friendly exhibition that combines science and history, presenting fossil discoveries from 19th century American Wild West to the depths…

Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) is widely regarded as Britain’s first industrial designer. A leading figure in the Aesthetic Movement, he embraced modern manufacturing processes to create affordable, functional, beautiful objects for the Victorian…

The Tiepolo Dynasty is a touring exhibition, fully pre-curated and ready for display, bringing together 33 prints and 3 drawings by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo and Lorenzo Baldissera Tiepolo. Offering…

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…

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…

Heath Robinson Watercolours showcases his unpublished watercolour works. Heath Robinson trained as an artist at the Royal Academy Schools and always saw himself as an artist. He earned his living as an illustrator…

Heath Robinson at War shows a wide selection of Heath Robinson’s humorous drawings from both World Wars, containing original artwork, books, Christmas cards made for different military units and letters from the…

Best known as the celebrated ‘Gadget King’, Heath Robinson was far more than an imaginative inventor of whimsical machines. Trained as a landscape artist, he developed strong technical skills and a deep…

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…

54321 FAB! The Future Was Fantastic is a stunning exhibition celebrating the television series of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, the husband and wife team who produced Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet, Joe 90, Space…

Take a journey along the Tōkaidō Way (or ‘East Sea Road’ in Japan with iconic ukiyo-e print artist, Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858). The outstanding prints chart the 319 mile (514km) journey from the…

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…

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…