Exhibitions

The Moomin ABC interactive exhibition is an exploration of how we we feel and prompts and exercises visitors of all ages to engage with their own emotions and feelings in a fun…

Sacred Earth: Water, Tree, Stone is a profound new body of 48 works by the British artist Fiona McIntyre which focuses on the raw material of the Earth transformed through the alchemy…

Both perfectly suited for indoors and out. Brick Fairytales, toured in collaboration with the Fairy Bricks organisation, is a memorable friends and family experience, which showcases many of the beloved characters depicted in…

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…

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…

The Songs The Morning Sang A collaborative project by poet Ian McMillan and photographer Andrew Brooks Exhibition overview The Songs the Morning Sang invites audiences to explore the streets where they live in the early…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Expressions of Interest Invited: Touring Exhibition Opportunity from mid 2026Beyond the Bonnets: Working Women in Jane Austen’s Novels The exhibition has been developed to mark 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth. We invite…

Visions of Desire: Salvador Dalí and the Renaissance Literature From Dante’s Divine Comedy to Ronsard’s Amours de Cassandre This exhibition invites visitors on a journey through time and imagination, where Renaissance poetry finds a…

A source of inspiration for surrealists such Salvador Dalí, Marie Laurencin and Max Ernst, Alice was created in 1862 by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known by his pen name Lewis Carroll. An Oxford scholar  with…

Art in Balance. Matisse & His Illustrated Works offers visitors a broad and carefully curated selection of works that provide an extensive overview of the artist’s creative capacity, covering his printmaking production…

This exhibition brings meaningful conversations to life, engaging children, families, and communities in a dynamic exploration of empathy, understanding, and the steps we can all take to create positive change. Uniquely Us invites children,…

Dive into a world of wonder where exploration meets imagination. Voyage to the Deep: Underwater Adventures immerses you in the fantastical realm of deep-sea discovery, inspired by Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas. Inspired by…

Where Art Meets Altitude Art of the Airport Tower celebrates the overlooked icons of aviation through the lens of architecture. In this striking photo series, Smithsonian photographer Carolyn Russo travels the globe to capture air traffic…

Explore the spectacular connections between the cosmos and humanity in Stardust: The Universe in You, a traveling exhibition that brings the story of the universe to life. Through scientific discovery, hands-on exploration, and endless…

Collecting artworks and other artefacts was a fashionable pursuit in the Victorian period. With cricket also at the height of its popularity, the art market could not keep up with the demand…