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A white gallery with two large traditional nudes interspersed with smaller artworks

Linder: The Return of Linderland

25.09.2026, by Amie Kirby

Review
Blackpool
Grundy Art Gallery
A person with multicoloured crinkle cut paper covering their face stands in front of Westminster Abbey with their arms by their sides, pointing yellow flags in each hand

Leonie Bradley and Catherine Cartwright: Routes of Disconsent

24.09.2026, by James McColl

Review
Preston
The Birley Project Space
A dark gallery wall with light and white artworks hung in a straight line

Your Salford 100: Contemporary Narratives

16.09.2026, by Richard Barrett

Review
Salford
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
closeup of hospital gown material with dark outlines of crossed over fingers of hands drawn on

Holly Kilner: Excavation of a Traitorous Body

15.09.2026, by Even Allen

Review
Abingdon Studios
Blackpool
The corner of a white walled space with five very small, almost square rectangular canvases hung at eye level in a horizontal line

On Waking: Jenny Eden Interview

13.09.2026, by Jazmine Linklater

Interview
Ireland
Limerick City Gallery of Art
A yellow wall with many works on paper hung along it, including a big silver square, some smaller works in frames and a long blue print

Reflections: Sangat and the Self

07.09.2026, by Joseph Conway

Review
Manchester
The Whitworth
The white room again this time with a tent like white structure in the foreground

Hyundai Translocal Series: Entangled and Woven

05.09.2026, by Iona Glen

Review
Manchester
The Whitworth
Flanagan stands in front of the MARTIN COLLINS sign in black and white, he has light skin and dark hair with trimmed facial hair and wears a white shirt

You can never really return home: Elliott Flanagan Interview

01.09.2026, by Andrew McMillan

Interview
Burnley
The Salon
The artist wears stands with hands clasped proudly in front of the black inflatable sculptures of refugees and the wall depicting life sized bombs

Ai Weiwei: Button Up!

03.08.2026, by Lesley Cheung

Review
Aviva Studios
Manchester
White walled gallery with wall mounted paintings, in the foreground a crisscrossed painting of dark blue and red lines on a peach background

On the Thick and Thin of Painting

02.08.2026, by Andee Collard

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A squashed rusty shopping trolley with paper crows sitting on it

Dawn Woolley: Relics: Objects of Devotion for Contemporary Life

31.07.2026, by Zara Worth

Review
Salford
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
A classroom with bright light coming in the windows and a man at the front addressing the people seated at tables

Leadership/Collective: A portrait of In-Situ’s Climate Lab Pendle

30.07.2026, by Amie Kirby

Exploration
In-Situ
Lancashire
A tentacle like sculpture on three legs made of wound sections of brown card or paper emerges from the floor of an institutional workspace

The Fine Art Degree Show: Lancaster University

21.07.2026, by Peter Shukie

Review
Lancaster
Lancaster University
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 viewer crouches down to look at the low lit borindos

Invisible Flock: Microtonal

11.06.2026, by Jessica El Mal

Review
Lancaster
Lancaster Arts
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
Corridors between the walls with, on the left, very small drawings and on the right large bright scenes of the natural world with flowers and shell

Felt not Thought… Works on Paper

03.06.2026, by Bob Dickinson

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A closeup of a printed text with bright pink images to the right

Women in Print Exhibitions

26.05.2026, by Denise Courcoux

Review
Allan Bank
Grasmere
Three large, bright, multicoloured abstract paintings hung on a brown wall with two tile topped benches in front of them

Michaela Yearwood-Dan: The Practice of Liberation

16.05.2026, by Liliana Muñoz Flannery

Review
Manchester
The Whitworth
The artist with long hair in a ponytail and wearing a blue jumper turns away from a canvas to look into the camera

Sad Music You Can Dance To: On Yasaman Mollasalehi

07.05.2026, by Mollie Balshaw

Exploration
Islington Mill
Manchester
An adult kneels in the centre of the room beside a small wooden structure on which three toddlers clamber and play

Things of the Least: lively exhibition-making with children under-3

06.05.2026, by Natalie Bradbury

Review
Manchester
Manchester Art Gallery
A group of women of colour in a circle all stretch their arms into the centre to pile their hands on one another, laughing and smiling

Amy Townsend-Lowcock: ‘Enter, Tragic Mulatta’

05.05.2026, by Chantal Oakes

Exploration
Lowry
Manchester
Manchester Art Gallery
Salford
A close up shot of paintbrushes on a work bench with the artist blurry in the background

Stillness in Motion: Lisa Milroy’s Women in Print Residency

17.04.2026, by Sally Button

Exploration
Artlab Contemporary Print Studios
Preston
Three glass sculptures in a row, on the left two small panels propped up on metal stands and on the right a longer pane leaning against the wall. In the foreground a rectangle of blue on the floor with an old car tyre laid atop it.

Harriet Bowman: Slow Puncture

27.03.2026, by Grace Edwards

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A stone block carved to a smooth shape on the left and rough hewn on the right, interrupting the words carved on it: 'Want-; Disea-; Squalo-; Idlenes-; Ignora-'

Tony Heaton: Serial Dissenter

23.03.2026, by Kyle Nathan Brown

Interview
Review
Lancaster
Lancaster Arts
A light wooden frame is dimly illuminated in the darkness, with pink and white ribbons and hand shaped fabrics draped from it

Against Control: Anti-Heroic Authorship in New Exhibitions from Ellis and Kidd

18.03.2026, by Mollie Balshaw

Review
HOME
Manchester
A painting of blue and pink skies with a shrouded figure in the foreground

Jayne Simpson: LION

05.03.2026, by Natalie Russett

Review
Blackpool
Grundy Art Gallery
A close up of the mycelium rope curling around itself with purple and green lights

John-Paul Brown and Sophy King: The Guardians of Living Matter

06.02.2026, by Andee Collard

Review
Lowry
Salford
Three square copper plates mounted in a horizontal line with circles and feathers etched into their surfaces

ECHO LIMA: Anna Júlía Friðbjörnsdóttir’s Women in Print Residency 

04.02.2026, by Tessa Harris

Exploration
Artlab Contemporary Print Studios
Preston
A wall of blue curtain with five cartoon like images hung across it

The Manchester Contemporary: A Diary

18.12.2025, by Will Marshall

Exploration
Manchester
The Manchester Contemporary
A huge paper maché cartoon face whose mouth is a doorway for visitors to pass through

Landscape & Protest: Signal Artist Lab

17.12.2025, by Simon Sylvester

Review
Barrow-in-Furness
Cooke's Studios
Corinne's face has blue eyeshadow and pink lipstick smudged around their features and two metal poles enter from frame left and right to sit just under their eyes, each with a transparent string of clear and pearl beads

Corinne: The Severed Wing

16.12.2025, by Amie Kirby

Review
Lowry
Salford
lots of multicoloured paper artworks on white walls and 2d sculptures of lego like figures in the middle of the room

Bankley Studios’ Threat of Eviction

07.12.2025, by Ciara Leeming

Exploration
Bankley Studios and Gallery
Manchester
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
The artist as Darwin in drag with bright orange ruffly skirts, under the sea with three friends dancing

Yuki Kihara: Darwin in Paradise Camp

10.11.2025, by Grey Marlow

Review
Manchester
The Whitworth
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