Sara Jaspan

After growing up in the closed city of Ozyorsk – the birthplace of the Soviet nuclear weapons programme – Yelena Popova’s work reflects a fascination with nuclear history.

People’s History Museum – Manchester’s national museum of democracy – celebrates its 10th birthday with a special weekend of events.

Can cutting-edge tech bring us closer to the events of the past? People’s History Museum unveils a series of new digital artworks and experiences.

Visit People’s History Museum’s 2020 display of political banners from across the years – including several that will go on public show for the first time.

People’s History Museum in Manchester is celebrating its 10th birthday with a bumper day of free activities exploring its historic collections.

In 2020, People’s History Museum (PHM) – the national museum of democracy – turns 10, and it’s holding a big birthday bash to celebrate.

Castlefield Gallery’s upcoming exhibition explores how the conditions of the gallery space affect our encounter with art. It certainly gets a thumbs up from us!

LAST CHANCE. An artist who believed that we often know more than can be spoken, Edward Allington’s restaging at the Henry Moore Institute offers a poetic response to the complexity of the world.

One of the most important feminist artists of the last half-century, Judy Chicago is about to receive her first major survey exhibition in the UK, staged at BALTIC in Gateshead.

A new exhibition at FACT explores the utopian potential of the virtual realm as a space where we can begin to heal the power inequalities of society.

Step into the intense inner world of Russian artist Sof’ya Shpurova, whose first solo presentation is about to open at The Holden Gallery.

Joy Labinjo’s vibrant portraits offer a unique window into her personal experience of growing up as a Black, British and Nigerian woman in the UK.