Sara Jaspan

Featuring 14 artists deemed on the verge of major international recognition, Peer to Peer at Open Eye provides a snapshot of the state of art in the UK and China today.

See Manchester through entirely fresh eyes. CFCCA presents the latest installment of Cheng Ran’s ‘Diary of a Madman’ series.

Rewriting the Future at Site Gallery explores how feminist speculative perspectives can offer new insights into how we can restructure society in a more equal way.

Weren’t able to make it over to Venice this summer? Us neither. But don’t worry, the floating city is much closer than you think.

Beautiful and Brutal – an unusual new exhibition celebrates the 50th anniversary of the iconic, internationally renowned Preston Bus Station.

35 years and still going strong. Castlefield – Manchester’s first public contemporary visual art gallery – looks back on its history through the prism of sculpture.

LAST CHANCE. Marking her first European solo exhibition, ‘Christina Quarles at The Hepworth’ offers a remarkable window into the LA-based artist’s rich inner world.

How have visions of utopia and the visual culture that helped form it impacted upon the Brexit debate? A new exhibition at the Whitworth explores.

‘Elizabeth Price at the Whitworth’ brings together new and acclaimed works – including drawings, sculpture, and video – by the Turner prize-winning artist.

How is the Digital Revolution affecting the future of our cities? A new season of exhibitions and events at CFCCA explores.

‘a place lived’ by Maddi Nicholson is a new public artwork that delves into the near-forgotten history of Manchester’s thriving financial district.

This blockbuster exhibition was due to close at the end of March, but has been extended until 29 November as part of the Science and Industry Museum’s reopening programme.