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An exhibition that puts the concerns of black women at the forefront and provides a space for healing and comfort.

International artist Miroslaw Balka reflects on the connection between Cumbria and the Holocaust.

Going Public brings work by some of the most important artists of the past 75 years to Sheffield, whilst sparking a much-needed series of debates around art ownership.

This year’s edition of Hidden Altrincham makes clear that the leafy Greater Manchester town is far from just a food lover’s paradise. It’s throbbing with creativity too.

Take part in the biggest mass life drawing session the town (or perhaps the country) has ever seen.

Take a dérive through Altrincham with artist Kevin Linnane, gathering film and audio recordings along the way.

It’s not just nature that provides beauty. Experience what has grown into a world-wide movement of artists who practice ‘on location drawing’ in towns and cities.

Witness six brave contenders go head-to-head for an intense one-hour session in front of the canvas as they battle for the popular vote.

From vintage emporiums and chic cafés to bus stations and high-end kitchen showrooms; one of the key highlights of Hidden Altrincham is its eclectic Arts Trail.

While many arts organisations may prefer to err on the side of caution and neutrality when it comes to current affairs, Bury Art Museum is taking a very different approach.

Fast becoming a benchmark for aspiring Cumbrian artists, the C-Art Cumbrian Artist of the Year exhibition is not to be missed.