Maja Lorkowska

Tino Sehgal presents ‘This entry’, a brand new work in the form of a constructed situation for MIF23, that celebrates the connections between different professional worlds.

Greig Burgoyne’s exhibition ‘the one who was standing apart from me’ at The Lowry is a conceptual exploration of LS Lowry’s works.

For his show ‘Is there anybody there?’ at HOME, Chris Paul Daniels has worked with 70 different films, sourced from the North West Film Archive.

Mura Ma celebrates silk screen printing through the work of Joey Collins in the exhibition ‘Mechanical Confection’.

HOME presents another one of the trio of spring shows: Parham Ghalamdar’s ‘Painting, An Unending’ dives into conceptual thought in oil paint.

Rosie Edwards’ exhibition ‘Genetic Material’ at Cross Lane Projects is a celebration of contemporary sculpture and the minimalist aesthetic.

Jo Clements explores the meandering paths of human knowledge in ‘Everyone In This Room Is Connected To Everyone In This Room’ at The Whitaker.

Head to The Whitworth for the premiere of a major new film by artists and long-time collaborators Larissa Sansour and Søren Lind.

Liverpool Cathedral welcomes a brand new, monumental artwork with a focus on the climate, where thousands of shiny pieces of anthracite coal are suspended from the building’s spectacular ceiling. Free entry

Venture Arts: NARRATIVES at the Lowry explores personal histories, cultural heritage and collaboration.

In its first exhibition of the year, Studio Eleven’s ‘L’Hiver’ tackles the subject of climate change through the ceramics, painting and print. 

Edgelessness is an exhibition of paintings from four local artists, in the brand new, lovely Mura Ma Art Space.