Sara Jaspan

Internationally-renowned sculptor Gerry Judah presents a new body of work examining the impact of climate change upon his pace of birth.

BAM Online brings you closer to many of the most loved works within Bury Art Museum’s collection whilst its doors are closed.

Open Eye Gallery’s Open Rooms #8 examines the role photography plays in the ongoing racialisation of people, in the UK and worldwide.

Working Class Movement Library presents an online exhibition of powerful posters made by young activists fighting for civil rights in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.

Take part in a free series of online activities and events exploring the theme of migration, presented by People’s History Museum.

Jasmin Kent Rodgman’s anti-racist ‘Instagram opera’ responds to the prejudice experienced by East Asian people during the pandemic.

Dust of your space helmets and prepare for take-off. Graduating art students from Liverpool John Moores University present: ‘The Degree Show on Mars’ – a multiverse exhibition responding to the many challenges we are currently facing back on Earth.

BALTIC presents an online edition of its major retrospective on Judy Chicago – one of the most important feminist artists of the last half-century.

Travel to the depths of the South American rainforest with a visit to Abel Rordriguez’s first solo exhibition, presented online at BALTIC Plus.

the Whitworth in Manchester invites you to step into the garden as subject with an online version of its 2016 exhibition, The Gardener Digs in Another Time.

Site Gallery presents WEB/SITE – an online programme of events and activity engaging with contemporary artists and ideas.

FACT’s year-long programme, The Living Planet, seems even more timely than first imagined – and has been created for people to interact with and enjoy remotely for free online.