Maja Lorkowska

Venessa Scott’s exhibition ‘Human. Nature’ at HOME examines the complex networks of fungi and what we can learn from them about community and harmonious, mutually beneficial co-existence. Free entry

Visit ‘Brains in a Dish’, an immersive installation of sculptures and digital media visualising the processes involved in studying the causes of dementia, raising awareness of the condition and the powerful technologies used in dementia research.

Set in the brand new dedicated Fashion Gallery, ‘Dandy Style’ celebrates all the is most elegant, dramatic and fascinating in menswear.

ROOT-ed Zine are taking over The Tetley with their show ‘Retrospect, Reality, Reform’, amplifying the voices of Northern creatives of colour.

Experience the raw creative energy of manipulating materials, at Castlefield Gallery’s new double-artist exhibition from Nina Chua and Daniel Silver.

Come along to experience the energy and nostalgia of The British Pop Archive – an exhibition that gathers records, artefacts and memorabilia of UK popular culture from the post-war period to the present day.

Artists from the German Axel Obiger teamed up with PAPER for ‘Die Geduld des Papier’ to test the patience of paper in the Manchester space.

Castlefield Gallery’s new show presents young artists Matthew Bamber and Ivy Kalungi whose work focuses on the complicated time we live in.

Daniel Arsham’s large-scale sculptures are making an appearance at Yorkshire Sculpture Park in his outdoor show ‘Relics in the Landscape’.

‘Do They Owe Us a Living?’ at The Royal Standard focuses on its theme ‘art as activism’ as its point of departure.

‘Emma Rodgers: Wunderkammer’ at Williamson Art Gallery in Birkenhead takes audiences into the world of the artist’s fantastical creations.

Teaming up with the National Portrait Gallery, Creative Connections Sheffield showcases the fame that the city has to offer through a set of powerful portraits.