Exhibitions

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…

A new immersive exhibition, featuring Back to Back’s new film Agincourt, bringing fresh perspective to Shakespeare’s timeless story of Henry V. The latest production in the company’s expansive body of screen-based work,…

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,…

INKling is an exhibition developed and presented in partnership by Ralph Steadman Art Collection and Chatham Historic Dockyard. Very few people have had the opportunity to stand in front of a Ralph Steadman…

A framed photography exhibition of 27 images with a supporting film clip that are drawn from Historic Environment Scotland’s archive and other sources, the exhibition looks at the international context that shaped…

This exhibition is a unique combination of Ryan ‘The Brickman’ McNaught’s stunning LEGO® models, plus real shipwreck objects, hands-on interactives and audio visual experiences that bring to life astonishing shipwreck stories. Come and try…

This new touring exhibition takes visitors on an epic journey through American landscapes, history, and culture. With theatrical sets, large-scale-travel games, and unique memorabilia, American Road Trip provides a fun and immersive…

Red and white quilts from the American Museum & Gardens and The Quilt Collection form the basis of this visually stunning exhibition that celebrates the best of British and American quilting.  This unique…

A  thought-provoking and immersive exhibition that invites visitors to experience the intricate connections between nature, creativity, and joy. It celebrates nature and making while encouraging visitors to take a breath and feel inspired…

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…

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…

Since the 1970s, LGBTQIA+ activists and communities have strived to create spaces that protect queer people from the discrimination they frequently encounter in the world. Often referred to as “safe spaces,” these…

An exhibition of 26 framed alphabet prints and poems created in response to the climate crisis taking inspiration from the reciprocal way fungi and plants share food water and information. The alphabet…

A story of 120 million years of adaptation and survival, Bees is the epic tale of these incredible creatures and their relationship to us and the natural world. Perfectly adapted to pollinate and incredibly diverse…

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…

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,…

A new exhibition by the international group of  textile artists Quilt Art. This exhibition opened at the Museum de Kantfabriek, Horst, the Netherlands, January 2025. It is currently touring Europe incorporating venues in…

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,…

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…

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…