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A dark room with an illuminated disco ball casting dots of light onto the walls above an illuminated screen showing futuristic buildings on the far side of a green lawn

Rough Terrain

26.06.2026, by Chris Alton

Review
Art Gene
Barrow-in-Furness
A wide view of the gallery, at the end of the room a painting of golden drapes with smaller paintings in browns and skin tones to the left

Louise Giovanelli: From Here to Here to Here

21.06.2026, by Kirsty Jukes

Review
Blackpool
Grundy Art Gallery
A grey floored room with a grey desk and grey control panel with knobs and dials underneath a huge screen with an illuminated night sky

Felicity Hammond: Reactor 

08.06.2026, by Caroline Bagenal

Review
Barrow-in-Furness
Signal Film & Media
Becky Beasley, 'A Gentle Man (Part II) (1975-2029)' installation view at QUAD, Derby. Photograph by Nigel Green.

Becky Beasley: A Gentle Man (Part II) (1975-2029)

20.04.2026, by Suzanne Golden

Feature
Derby
QUAD
Swans gather in a circle on the water, the sun reflecting off the ripples

‘Shaped Around Us’ – Practice: Leeds, Yorkshire Contemporary’s Artist Development Programme

20.04.2026, by Farah Dailami

Exploration
Leeds
Yorkshire Contemporary
A large gallery. A set of screen-sheets suspended from the ceiling with a bright image projected onto them. To the right, a screen showing a face that seems to be covered in fabric.

Saodat Ismailova: As We Fade

31.03.2026, by Jade Foster

Feature
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
Gateshead
Various shapes cast in shadow on a stretched yellow canvas - illustrative outlines of galloping horses; broad brushstrokes describing hillsides; a pair of human hands.

Ethereal Matter

13.02.2026, by Kerry Harker

Review
BasementArtsProject
Leeds
A warmly lit gallery interior, there are small trees or patches of bamboo, arranged around the sapce. Two people sit in the middle of the space, on beanbags, listening.

Lintukoto and The Flowers Stand Silently, Witnessing  

15.12.2025, by Silvia Hassouna

Exploration
Newcastle upon Tyne
The NewBridge Project
In a large gallery space, a hexagonal bench sits in the centre of a ring of tall, asymmetric lightboxes with images of plants. They glow yellow, filling the whole room with yellow light.

Radha D’Souza and Jonas Staal, Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes: The British East India Company on Trial

08.12.2025, by Tessa Norton

Review
Blenheim Walk Gallery, Leeds Arts University
Leeds
A dark blue wall with framed photographs of damaged books opened at pages

Stephen Emmerson: How to Read a Book

19.11.2025, by Richard Barrett

Review
Manchester
The Portico Library
Installation View, Up Town Again, Two Queens, 2025. Photo by Jules Lister, 2025, courtesy the artists and Two Queens.

Up Town Again

13.11.2025, by Alexander Mobbs-Iles

Review
Leicester
Two Queens
Installation view showing Dining Room section of exhibition. Photo by Jules Lister.

William English & Sandra Cross: To Farse All Things

07.11.2025, by Wayne Burrows

Review
Bonington Gallery, Nottingham Trent University
An deflated sculpture made from weather balloons hanging from the ceiling, wrinkeld, and gathered as such to resemble a large duck-like figure hanging in the space, it is yellowy in colour

Nothing Gold Can Stay: Assembly 2025

13.10.2025, by Leah Hickey

Review
The New Art Gallery Walsall
Walsall
blue ceramic sculpture of loops like a knuckle duster on a sienna background

Pippa Eason: Four-fold Reverie

10.09.2025, by Jazmine Linklater

Review
Manchester
PINK
A black and white photo of a smiling woman playing a drum, pasted onto a cream coloured wall.

Resounding Diasporic Sonic Worlds

28.08.2025, by Christie Yung-hei Chan

Review
Newcastle upon Tyne
The NewBridge Project
A darkened gallery, a film projected, the image is of a horse and rider in profile silhouetted against a sunset.

Stepney Western: Harry Lawson

13.06.2025, by Kate Liston

Review
Newcastle Contemporary Art
A film still designed to look like analogue home video footage, with a red dot in the upper left corner etc. The image is of several people at a party, taking group selfies.

Emily Oetegenn: Special

23.05.2025, by Amy Kitchingman

Review
87 Gallery
Hull
The interior of a wooden structure. The far wall has a large pvideo projected on it, an image of a young person wearing a hat and sunglasses apperas to be walking confidently. The subtitled cation reads 'This is success!' to the right a tv monitor shows a group of adults in an acting class. In the centre of the space a sloping platform about 2x2 metres with an oversized image of Time magazine cover on it.

Alice Theobald: Perfection is a Lie (An Ode to your Potential)

20.05.2025, by Rachel Magdeburg

Review
Birmingham
Eastside Projects
close up of children's paintings scattered on a colourful fabric sheet

All Kinds of Hands: An Exhibition of Co-Produced Sculpture

20.05.2025, by Natalie Bradbury

Review
Lancaster
The Storey
terracotta, cream and brown coloured strips of fabric draping from the ceiling

Energy House 2.0: Mishka Henner and Emily Speed

15.05.2025, by Jack Nicholls

Review
Castlefield Gallery
Manchester
Two hands hold a record, two index fingers almost meeting through the hole in the centre.

Rhea Storr: Subjects of State, Labours of Love

02.04.2025, by Ghada Habib

Review
Sheffield
Site Gallery
The stage set of House of Reeves shop front behind a white picket fence and gravel floor, with concrete pillars and planters with dead trees on either side

Imran Perretta: A Riot in Three Acts

13.03.2025, by Kirsty Jukes

Review
HOME
Manchester
A group of women and nonbinary people all in dark clothing of browns and greens stand uprights all facing forward, the person furthest left carries a baby who also faces us

Mikhail Karikis: Songs for the Storm to Come

24.01.2025, by Jack Nicholls

Review
HOME
Manchester
Women sit around a large table covered in paints, paper, and other art supplies, talking and smiling

In Translation: In-Situ and Art of Small Talk

14.01.2025, by Chantal Oakes

Exploration
In-Situ
Lancashire
A person in a black shirt handles a life-size pomegranate cast in iron.

Furnace Fruit: An Interview with Karanjit Panesar

13.12.2024, by Harpreet Kaur

Interview
Leeds
Leeds Art Gallery
the litho stone with drawing on its face and a hand swirling a liquid around the surface

Stepping Stones: Helen Cammock’s Women in Print Residency

01.08.2024, by Marjorie H. Morgan

Exploration
Artlab Contemporary Print Studios
Preston
A black woman wearing a long pale pink turtle neck dress bends over a table to write on paper with a pen

Ayo Akingbade: Show Me the World Mister

08.07.2024, by Tennae Maki

Review
Manchester
The Whitworth
A room lit with a pink-purple hue. A film is projected on the far wall. On the floor is an indistinct sculptural form.

Michelle Williams Gamaker: Our Mountains Are Painted on Glass & Dahong Hongxuan Wang: Role Model

25.06.2024, by Chantal Oakes

Review
Liverpool
North West
The Bluecoat
Two people watch a film on the large screen; the footage is of the canopy of trees seen from a forest floor

Oliver Ressler: Hothouse Planet Breakout

04.06.2024, by Sarah Pennington

Review
Blenheim Walk Gallery, Leeds Arts University
Leeds
A dark room with deep red bean bags in front of a large film screen which shows a man with white in his beard, semi-transparent laid over the image of a hill

To Mourn and To Remember: Memory Stone by Nikta Mohammadi

12.04.2024, by Jessica El Mal

Exploration
Review
Lowry
Salford
Installation view of the space with the framed screens dotted about, lit up orange in contrast to the blue lit back wall

Jenny Baines and Anna Macdonald: New Arrangements

09.04.2024, by Laura Biddle

PINK
Stockport
Old older Southeast Asian women sit outside among rocks all focusing on the work in their hands with white fabric

Jane Jin Kaisen: Halmang

02.04.2024, by Natalie Russett

Review
esea contemporary
Manchester
A white walled room full of stuff scattered all about, all looks a bit sci fi techy, with lots of silver medal and red tones

Lee Holden: Universal Bridge

28.03.2024, by Simon Sylvester

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
In a room with white walls and a blurred bookcase in the background, Amy is mid-sentence with a look of laughter on her face, holding an interview card that says TOPS on the back

Ames Pennington: TOPS

11.01.2024, by Sabine Sharp

Review
Islington Mill
Manchester
A short cylindrical tower built of fry stone wall in the outdoors under a blue sky

Julie Brook: What is it That Will Last?

14.12.2023, by Lucy Holt

Review
Abbot Hall Art Gallery
Kendal
A construction hoarding on a town centre street pasted with two images from Hutchison's project, showing his zombie sculpture outfit made of black clothes, on the left in front of huge backs presumably full of second hand textiles and on the right in central London.

British Textile Biennial 2023

08.10.2023, by Orla Foster

Lancashire
Various Venues
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