Exhibitions

Brick City is a celebration of famous buildings and cultural attractions from cities around the world, carefully recreated in LEGO® bricks. Enjoy discovering new urban highlights as well as some more recognisable icons.…

Georgie Meadows: Stitched Drawings brings together 24 textile artworks which explore personal experiences of ageing and dementia. Meadows, a Monmouth based artist and occupational therapist, crafts uniquely affecting and compassionate portraits, translating…

This is the first exhibition dedicated to Edith Farmiloes work and the first time that any of these drawings have been exhibited for a hundred years. Between 1895 and 1909 Edith Farmiloe…

A compulsive collector, a jumbler of icons and a pioneer of Pop, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (19242005) is equally revered for his mechanistic sculptures and his kaleidoscopic print projects. Paolozzi’s canny alchemy is…

The exhibition draws from about 150 pieces of original art works that represent the full range of Heath Robinson’s art. These cover his work as an illustrator of books and magazines, a…

The blockbuster exhibition that has broken museum attendance records around the country! May The Toys Be With You showcases one of the UK’s finest collections of vintage Star Wars toys and original cinema…

Celebrating Ben Uri’s centenary, this extraordinary comprehensive survey, like the institution itself, focusses on Art Identity Migration through its world-class collection and its dedicated research unit recoding the Jewish and immigrant contribution…

Karl Blossfeldt (1865-1932) was a German photographer celebrated by the Surrealists and early modernists for his pioneering close-up images of plants and flora. Trained as a sculptor he was also an amateur…

Brick History is a journey through pivotal moments in world history, modelled in LEGO® bricks by Warren Elsmore and his team of artists. Forget dry lists of kings and queens or endless…

This exhibition takes the visitor on a journey through pirate history, film and literature. From the Cilician pirates of the Roman Mediterranean, to the Golden Age pirates of the Caribbean. Meet Vikings,…

Few objects tell the history of modern design more eloquently than the chair. Aesthetic trends, the emergence of new materials and production technologies, ergonomics, social, cultural and behavioural changes are all reflected…

A collaboration between Science Projects and the Cabaret Mechanical Theatre, famous for its collection of beautiful, humorous hand-made automata, ‘The Mechanicals’ touring exhibition comprises 9 interactive exhibits and 10 automata. Witty, hand-crafted automata…

Challenge your senses to gather information about the world around you with this highly interactive exhibition. Can you see what’s going on to the side when you are looking straight ahead? Can you…

The family is a historical institution—but not an unchanging one. This exhibition considers a decidedly contemporary, complex range of familial relationships, as represented by photographs that have won the World Press Photo…