Exhibitions

It’s 8:30. Do you know where your brains are? is the first exhibition in the UK to present the work of Paper Tiger Television (PTTV), a US-based video production and distribution collective. Over…

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…

Ecstasy and the Aftermath explores how love is formed, broken, and remembered through myth and ritual. Bringing together contemporary artworks with objects from the Sainsbury Centre’s collection, the exhibition examines desire, ecstasy,…

Tracing the visual history of kissing across 10,000 years, from prehistory to its digital expressions in the 21st century, this exhibition explores the kiss as a universal language through which desire, power,…

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…

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…

The UK Parliament Heritage Collections team are seeking UK venues to host an exhibition of works created by Joanne Coates, the 2024 Election Artist for the House of Commons. The work is…

Decorated: The Sculptural Ceramics of Ebony Russell celebrates the Craft Council’s five new acquisitions from 2025 now available for the first time in the UK to loan as part of a partnership…

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…

Step into Titanosaur’s world to find out how a Patagotitan mayorum of this colossal size could have survived, and thrived, on Earth. *Next touring availability from mid-2026 to early 2027* This ground-breaking exhibition brings…

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…

Recognising the world’s best nature photography every year since 1965. Experience the wonder of life on Earth through the world’s best wildlife photography. Every year, professional and amateur photographers from more than 110…

This new exhibition curated by the Royal Photographic Society showcases the work of six contemporary female photographic artists. For these artists photography is a means of shining a light on themselves, both…

Award-winning social-documentary photographer Aneesa Dawoojee FRPS has launched her highly anticipated solo exhibition, “Only Human: Aneesa Dawoojee,” at the prestigious RPS House Gallery in 2024 and at Saatchi Gallery London in 2025.…

The Royal Photographic Society (RPS) renowned for promoting and advancing the art and science of photography, is delighted to announce its highly anticipated Summer Exhibition, showcasing work from its members. RPS Members…

An exhibition from Fife Contemporary, curated by Kate Pickering; available to tour or to develop in collaboration. Fife Contemporary are delighted to have worked with curator, creative community builder and designer, Kate Pickering…

PHOTOGRAPHERS: LÚA RIBEIRA | AARON SCHUMAN | JOHANNES PRETORIUS | ARPITA SHAH | AYESHA JONES JON TONKS | JOHANNAH CHURCHILL | ANDY PILSBURY | YVETTE MONAHAN | SOPHIE GERRARD We Feed The UK is a…

Explore the biggest challenges facing the planet and discover science-backed, hopeful solutions to help us to create a more sustainable world. A self-build exhibition from the Natural History Museum London. Offered as a…

Dance Out is an exhibition of paintings, drawings and film that celebrates dance as an everyday human activity, both solitary and social. The RWA itself will shape-shift during the exhibition, with the…