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‘Mounra Al Solh: A Day Is As Long As A Year’ will explore migration, memory and storytelling in Al Solh’s upcoming show at the BALTIC, opening the gallery’s 20th anniversary programme.

Julian Gray’s exhibition at The Lowry is a tender portrayal of characters from marginalised groups via the medium of comics and illustrations. As well as displaying beautiful artwork, ‘Stories of Us’ inspires important conversations around representation.

Gathering works from the gallery’s landscape collection, Natural High is a meditative tour of beautiful British scenery that will relax your mind and make you take a deeper breath in.

From photographs to plumbing interventions, Castlefield Gallery’s exhibition Archives at Play will not be an archive you expect, nor one you’ve experienced before.

‘Let The Song Hold Us’ at FACT Liverpool is a poetic examination of the role of music in understanding our heritage and personal mythologies, and a moving reflection of its power in bringing people together and shaping our sense of belonging.

Spanning a breadth of disciplines, ‘Survey II’ provides a cross section of the interests and concerns occupying artists today as well as the varied mediums they use, ranging from textile and sculpture to sound and photography.

Not Without My Ghosts: The Artist As Medium is an exhibition shrouded in mystery and one that embraces ideas of otherworldly existence and the artist as a medium and communicator with forces beyond our realm.

The 2022 Banner Exhibition 2022 at the People’s History Museum will take you on a journey through the history of rights and equality via its dazzling collection.

Come along to a 2022 Banner Exhibition tour and learn more about the selection of historic and contemporary banners currently on display at the People’s History Museum.

The Science and Industry Museum (SIM) invites everyone to make some noise this February half-term with a fantastic programme of activities.

From saving traditional craft techniques to examining our relationship to food, the show gathers the work of five artists displayed across multiple Sheffield venues.

The exhibition gathers paintings by five artists who focus on places that are often architecturally overlooked yet close to our hearts – our homes, residential areas and the daily, urban surroundings that so many of us encounter and navigate every day.