Sara Jaspan

Castlefield Gallery presents ‘Obstructions’ – a rather unconventional group show about the freedoms within restriction, and rules that are sometimes there to be broken.

Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry presents a major exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery featuring work made by the nation during the initial weeks of lockdown.

Gain a deeper understanding of The Cooper Gallery’s current exhibition, Allegories of the Senses, through this live talk, Q&A, and virtual tour event.

Aid Workers: Ethics Under Fire at Imperial War Museum North takes a close look at the moral dilemmas surrounding overseas aid.

Windrush Generations: Manchester Voices at Manchester Central Library forms an essential part of this year’s Black History Month programme.

White Psyche at the Whitworth examines the aesthetics of white supremacy through the story of Cupid and Psyche – a classical tale of love and good looks.

OUTPUT in Liverpool presents The Singh Twins’ acclaimed short film that tells the story of Liverpool’s 800-year-old through a kaleidoscopic lens.

HOME reopens its main gallery with three simultaneous exhibitions of new work by Nick Burton, Joy Yamusangie and duo Mike S Redmond & Faye Coral Johnson.

BRUTAL at Saul Hay offers an important chance to step back and consider the rapidly changing fabric of our urban surroundings.

From face filters to world lenses, Augmented Empathy at FACT in Liverpool explores how AR technology can be used to create a fluid space of possibility.

As part of Bluecoat’s Black History Month programme, artist and activist Sumuyya Khader presents an outdoor exhibition in response to a lack of visibility for Liverpool’s Black artists.