Andrew Cranston’s compositions blend reality and fantasy encased in layers of paint and colour in the Hepworth Wakefield’s new show, the artist’s first ever public gallery solo exhibition.

Lubaina Himid takes on the roles of both artist and curator in HOME’s new display, inviting three local artists: Magda Stawarska, Rebecca Chesney and Tracy Hill, to explore Manchester’s geography, landscape and take a closer look at the city’s communities.

Come for tiny paintings and stay for the furry mechanical creatures rolling around on the floor, in Tim Spooner’s new travelling show currently on display in Liverpool.

Baltic’s new group exhibition probes the depths of human’s relationship with nature, Indigenous wisdom and ancestral traditions through art in its various forms. 

Mostyn celebrates Rosemarie Castoro’s rich body of work from outdoor sculptural installations to more intimate Polaroids and other wall-based works, revealing the artist’s fascination with space.

A giant inflatable rat, a trophy room lined with energy drinks… Jenkin van Zyl’s ‘Surrender’ is an immersive exploration of productivity and escapism

With the nights drawing in and winter around the corner, step into a magical world of light, colour and sound with ‘Light Organ’.

‘Kim Lim: Space, Rhythm & Light’ celebrates the groundbreaking legacy of a forgotten giant of British sculpture.

‘Pioneers’ examines the ground-breaking work of Bauhaus, and how its legacy has shaped our understanding of art and design to this day.

‘Light and Land’ explores the relationships between people and place in this beautiful exhibition, archiving the ever-changing social and environmental landscapes of Cumbria.

The John Moores Painting Prize is back, and bigger than ever! Head to Liverpool’s Walker Gallery to see the best of contemporary painting.

Birkenhead’s Williamson Art Gallery & Museum kicks off the New Light Prize, a touring biennial showcasing the best of Northern painting.

Omid Asadi’s solo show ‘Resonance and Remnants’ brings large-scale site-specific installation to Manchester’s Castlefield Gallery

Johnathan Baldock has created a witty and visually sumptuous installation that asks, exactly whose version of history are we collectively preserving?

Drawing on science fiction and dark political histories, ‘Hybrid Scripts’ invites viewers to enter profound and uncanny alternate realities.

From the famous tickling sticks to his side-kick Dicky Mint, Happiness! brings the story of Ken Dodd and his magical world to life