The installation is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the polka dot world of Yayoi Kusama’s inflatable sculptures, celebrating three decades of her unmistakable artistic output.

Manchester Museum and SEEN magazine are celebrating the contribution of the South Asian diaspora on music and culture as a whole in this one-day event located in the Museum’s brand new South Asia Gallery.

This Entry combines two worlds which would otherwise be unlikely to meet – art and football. Sehgal’s performance-based, one-off works often leave no physical trace so come along and be part of the exhibition in real time.

Balmy Army’s requests are simple – they want better access to mental health support and they want it now. Their exhibition at HOME is an expression of this desire in multiple ways, with a strong focus on the community, dialogue and with lots of energy to inspire change.

Business can sometimes be a dirty world in the art circles but this exhibition clearly illustrates that it can sustainable and communities can be cared for as a result. The show is bursting with ideas for ethical businesses and innovative ways of supporting the people in and around them.

Benji Reid fuses photography, choreography and theatre in his Afro-futurist images that reflect on his experiences living as a Black man in the UK today.