Maja Lorkowska

Expect to find wetlands, swamp music and reptiles at The Whitaker’s new exhibition ‘Afterlife’ from artist and musician Ruby Tingle.

Get ready for the 2024 Whitworth exhibitions programme – from textiles and painting to video and Turner prize nominees. 

‘Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery’ at the Whitworth celebrates Palestinian craft and culture, spotlighting the tradition of embroidery.

Rooms to Live consists of two interrelated sculptural installations; Trout House Replica recreates the interior of the Los Angeles house where Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band wrote and rehearsed their seminal 1969 album Trout Mask Replica.

‘City of Rivers’ at Weston Park Museum celebrates Sheffield as a water city shaped by its rivers through the medium of art.

‘Jo Lathwood: Making Up’ at the Lowry puts the ethos of sustainability through reuse and redistribution into practice with a brand new site-specific installation.

Llandudno’s Mostyn gallery welcomes artist Taloi Havini as part of the Artes Mundi 10 biennial and international contemporary art prize.

HOME presents a brand new solo exhibition by Manchester-based artist John Cake resulting in a wild mind map of references and techniques.

Mostyn welcomes ‘Carving Space’, the first UK institutional exhibition of Rosemarie Castoro’s work, alongside an outdoor display on Llandudno’s beach.

Turner prize winner Lubaina Himid curates HOME’s newest exhibition ‘A Fine Toothed Comb’, an in-depth exploration of Manchester’s communities, geography, geology and architecture.

‘Stepping Softly on the Earth’ is a captivating showcase of non-Western and Indigenous artists’ work focusing on the relationship between humans and nature.

Hepworth Wakefield continues to showcase incredible painting with its new exhibition ‘Andrew Cranston: What made you stop here?’