Showcasing boundary-pushing artistry from around the globe, the British Textile Biennial is back with a month of unmissable installations.

The Great Northern Contemporary Craft Fair is back, with gorgeous designs and wonderful workshops, set in the glamour of Manchester’s Victoria Baths.

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.

Ranging from the sculptural to the slick, ‘Seeing Remains’ showcases paintings by established abstract artists from across the UK and beyond.

Part exhibition, part performance, ‘Live With It’ is an experimental showcase that blurs the boundaries between domestic spaces and artistic practice.

Blackpool’s beloved Lightpool Festival returns in October with a packed programme of world-class light art installations.

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

Painting one barbershop over fifteen years – Hurvin Anderson: Salon Paintings proves it’s not mirrors but artists who reflect the beautiful mundanity of life.

Cinematic sunsets, rocky outcrops and mythical woodlands – Light and Soul is a landscape painting masterclass not to be missed!

From Hong Kong to Moss Side via Jamaica: be transported through the power of music at esea’s latest, A Phantom’s Vibe

Whether you’re a high-fashion fanatic or just couture curious, get up close and personal with pivotal moments in fashion history.

Step back in time to Renaissance Nuremberg with The Whitworth‘s first major exhibition of works by Albrecht Dürer in over half a century.

See Sonia Boyce’s work originally created for the 59th Venice Biennale right here on our doorstep, at Leeds Art Gallery.

Afra Eisma is not afraid of bold colours and difficult emotions, which is perfectly embodied by her new show at Leeds’ The Tetley.

Tom Wood’s street photography perfectly captures the spirit of the passing decades in this major retrospective of his work at the Walker.

Jessica El Mal and Parham Ghalamdar focus on the symbolism and significance of water, in the context of humans’ complicated relationship to nature across the world.

Erwin Wurm’s sculptures are incredible objects to look and interact with, while also providing some light relief from the more serious side of fine art that we often encounter today. His love for the absurd and unexpected makes for a truly memorable (and funny) display.