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Come along to ‘Under a Hot Sun’, presenting the 2020 John Moores Painting Prize winner Kathryn Maple’s first solo exhibition.

Angelina May Davis’ paintings are an amalgamation of tree-focused landscapes, studio interiors, TV memories and snippets from the past.

Experience the magic of pinhole photography at Cross Lane Project’s show ‘Sea to the West’ by local photographer Graham Whitwham.

MOSTYN is currently hosting a major solo show by Wales’ most internationally recognised artist Cerith Wyn Evans with a show entitled ‘….)(‘.

FACT presents the final instalment of the Radical Ancestry programme with a new show by Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley & Josèfa Ntjam.

Visit the BALTIC to experience Jala Wahid’s ‘inferno’, an exploration of Kurdish identity, Britishness and diaspora through the lens of oil.

Christine Kowal: They Think They Are Fallen Angels at Williamson Gallery explores our relationship with the natural world and its inhabitants.

The Hepworth Wakefield presents a major survey of work by Hannah Starkey, tracing the development of two decades of her photographic practice.

Selma Makela’s Future Haunting at The Whitaker includes paintings developed from a rare collection of 19th-century glass slides of alpine climbers on Glaciers, as well as work derived from meteorological and geological phenomena.

The Whitaker’s latest art offering aligns perfectly with the season: Joanna Whittle: On Shifting Ground is gorgeously atmospheric. 

Hide from the rain and immerse yourself in the bright and colourful paintings in ‘Lakwena Maciver: A green and pleasant land (HA-HA)’ at YSP.

From digestive systems to architectural plans, IN-SIDE-OUT-SIDE-IN at Site Gallery explores intricate connections on a macro and micro scale.