Inspired by the museum collection of objects and documents related to mental health, ‘Recollections May Vary’ gathers the work of 12 artists, resulting in a powerful display of very personal responses.
Free entry
Port Sunlight’s exhibition ‘Inspired by Lady Lever’ aims to reveal a little more about the lady herself, with the help of valuable artefacts, while celebrating 100 years of history at the Lady Lever Art Gallery, and the life of the woman it is named after.
Free entry
Barbara Nicholls’ grand watercolours and the collaborative project ‘Dovetailing’ are on display in Cumbria this summer, right by the beautiful Windermere.
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Gentle protest with the use of crafts and questioning public land access rights will be the focus on James Fox’s new exhibition ‘Something in Common’ at Blackwell, the Arts & Crafts House in Cumbria.
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‘Summer of Love’ at YSP is a series of events celebrating human relationships, love and community, with all of its complexity and nuance.
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After two years of uncertainty and cancelled degree shows, ‘MADE IT: Annual North West Graduate Art Prize 2022’ at HOME and around the Manchester City Centre features 207 new art graduates from across North Manchester.
Visit the tech-enhanced environments of ‘My Garden, My Sanctuary’ where wellness, water and K-pop all intertwine to create the summer exhibition at FACT.
Free entry
Castlefield Gallery is offering affordable editioned work by five artists based across the North West, whether you’re looking for new original art to own, or just keeping up to date with the preoccupations of contemporary artists today.
Free entry
One of the most most important privately-owned collection of British Surrealism has found a permanent home at The Hepworth Wakefield.
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Join the artists in ‘Art Assembly’ in celebrating the creative potential of Manchester, with art dotted around the city in this one-day festival.
Free entry
Kendal’s Cross Lane Projects showcases a set of new contemporary ceramic works for the current exhibition 4, with pieces by four renowned ceramic artists: Lawson Oyekan, William Plumptre, Nicola Tassie & Gavin Turk.
Free entry
‘Land of Friends’, Carolina Caycedo’s first major survey in Europe, gathers work from the artist’s 20 years of making, and focuses on environmental justice, energy transition and cultural biodiversity, with the addition of a brand new commission.
Free entry
