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'Jason and the Adventure of 254' at Attenborough Arts Centre, 2026, a Wellcome Collection exhibition. Photography by Reece Straw, 2026.

Jason Wilsher-Mills: Jason and the Adventure of 254

26.06.2026, by James Steventon

Review

Attenborough Arts Centre

Leicester

Painting of a car dashboard and the view from the windscreen.

Zoë Carlon: Where and When You Are

04.11.2024, by Gertrude Gibbons

Review

London

A corten steel sculpture made up of the letters 'LOVE' repeated and stacked in a square format. The sculpture is set on a grassy mound with a stone building behind.

Robert Indiana: Sculpture 1958-2018

08.11.2022, by Abi Mitchell

Review

Wakefield

Yorkshire Sculpture Park

A photograph showing many pipes and industrial infrastructure on top of a building.

Unveiled: open submission roundup of reopenings

09.05.2021, by Corridor8

Feature

Across the North of England

A black and white image showing crossed legs and an elbow. The image is zoomed in so the flesh might be rocks or pebbles.

Shuttered: Short Reflections on Closed Exhibitions

28.03.2020, by various contributors

Feature

A sculpture made of different coloured plastics in the shape of a ball. It looks like a face, with crosses for eyes and a long pointed nose. It rests on a yellow plinth.

Surviving or Thriving? How visual artists in Yorkshire respond to being called ‘resilient’

30.07.2019, by Alice Bradshaw

A vase with two handles in a shiny black glaze, on a white background.

Magdalene Odundo: The Journey of Things

26.03.2019, by Dr Samantha Broadhead

Review

Hepworth Wakefield

Wakefield

An installation in a gallery, with white walls and floor. There are several sculptures throughout the room, and two large inflatable panels.

Yoke: Undercurrent

28.02.2019, by Karen Tobias-Green

Review

Wakefield

Two people stand in a darkened room, with a white light shining through them.

Anthony McCall: Solid Light Works

20.03.2018, by Gertrude Gibbons

Review

Hepworth Wakefield

Wakefield

A vinyl applied to a wall that reproduces the title of a book: 'Lsaw is a bottomless pit: or, the History of John Bull.'

Migration

27.06.2017, by Lisa-Marie Dickinson

Review

Wakefield