Sites of Resistance, part of the Humanities in Public Festival, is a series of three events at Number 70 Oxford Street that think about various ways to challenge injustice.
An exhibition on the thingness of things in the age of the thingless medium. Confused? Read on…
Free entry
In a landmark co-production, Graeae bring their unique focus on accessibility and different theatrical languages to bear on this spare and full-blooded translation of Lorca’s final masterpiece by Jo Clifford.
From £16.50
This ARTIST ROOMS exhibition features an eclectic range of Turner Prize winner Martin Creed’s work, including several of his works for the first time outside London.
Free entry
Tate Liverpool’s upcoming exhibition Portraying a Nation documents the glamour and misery of the Weimar Republic through the work of painter Otto Dix and photographer August Sander.
From £6.00
A major exhibition with J.W. Anderson, one of the world’s most innovative contemporary fashion designers, exploring the human form in art, fashion and design.
Free entry
The biggest UK exhibition to date by leading sculptor Tony Cragg, showcasing his astonishing mastery of materials.
Free entry
Rock Art is a major solo exhibition of new work by artist, musician, author, scientist and irrepressible explorer John Hyatt, peeling back the layers of his identity through collaborations involving personal objects, narratives and live performance.
Free entry
Open Eye Gallery launches its 40th birthday year with this exhibition, exploring the influence of the North of England on fashion and visual culture.
Free entry
The works in Glut: Images, Information & Excess take on the themes of (in)visibility, surveillance, data gathering and appropriation in today’s society.
Free entry
Acclaimed international art exhibition ‘Lanterns of the Terracotta Warriors’ is heading to Manchester. The stunning installation comprising 40 lantern warriors will illuminate Exchange Square as part of Manchester’s Chinese New Year celebrations.
Free entry
Use advanced eye-tracking technology and discover the illusion at the heart of how we perceive the world in this highlight exhibition at CFCCA.
Free entry
