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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

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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
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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

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HOME
Manchester
A painting of spring buds on a white background

Charlotte Verity: The Season Following

12.03.2026, by Chloe Elliott

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Harewood House Trust
Leeds
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
Installation view, Material Worlds: Contemporary Artists and Textiles, Attenborough Arts Centre. A Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition. Photography ©  Reece Straw

Attenborough Arts Centre: A Decade of Exhibitions

02.03.2026, by Anna Li

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Attenborough Arts Centre
A collaged drawing on a yellow sheet contains female forms with too many hands and breasts, but no feet. Cartoon skulls are placed by a scribbled fire. A woman's head floats, dismembered, above a string of flowers.

Delaine Le Bas: Un-Fair-Ground

25.02.2026, by Jazmine Linklater

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Manchester
The Whitworth
A dinner table is set for a handful of unseen guests. The dinner plates have luminous images and colours projected onto them.

Maya Chowdhry and Alison Clare: What’s Eating Our Reality

23.02.2026, by Zara-Louise Stubbs

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Fermynwoods Contemporary Art
The Core at Corby Cube
A close up on two vitrines with ceramic objects in them. On the wall behind a large mind map with the words Tees Valley: An Art History in the centre in an orange circle.

Desire Lines: Art, Place & Possibilities

16.02.2026, by Kate Sweeney

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Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art
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

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BasementArtsProject
Leeds
A large photograph of a black dog standing in tall, bushes, a burned stick in its mouth.

Stephen King: Firehawks

10.02.2026, by Natalie Hughes

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Liverpool
Open Eye 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

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Lowry
Salford
A picture of a monitor showing a split screen image. A long piece of red fabric is woven among trees, in a bright scene. On the left a figure is holding the red fabric.

Listening to the Voices of the Rivers

04.02.2026, by Anna Mud

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Newcastle Contemporary Art
Gallery installation shot

Sweet Factory

03.02.2026, by Jennifer Lee Tsai

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Southport
The Atkinson
Group exhibition installation view ft

Coventry Biennial

21.01.2026, by Cathy Wade

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Coventry
The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
A white wall gallery space with grey concrete ceiling and floor. On the back wall hang several small paintings; on the ground in front, a table with slender legs with a delicate looking object on.

Unquiet Landscapes

07.01.2026, by Hanna Dhaimish

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Sheffield
Yorkshire Artspace
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

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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

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Lowry
Salford
Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme: Prisoners of Love: Until the Sun of Freedom, 2025, Installation view at Nottingham Contemporary. Photo: Michael Pollard. Courtesy of Nottingham Contemporary.

Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme, Prisoners of Love: Until the Sun of Freedom

10.12.2025, by Amrit Doll

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Nottingham Contemporary
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

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Blenheim Walk Gallery, Leeds Arts University
Leeds
Woman in colourful clothing (pink, lilac, dark orange, blue, green) stand at a family gathering with a camcorder date denoting this is a scene from old footage, now hand embroidered

Obsessions, Possessions: Coventry Biennial

01.12.2025, by Daniel Sean Kelly

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Various venues around Coventry
Six or seven people are lying down on airbeds in a carpeted room. On a box at the back is a man with brown curly hair playing a guitar. There is a drawing on the wall to his left and further left is a garment on a tailor's dummy.

Watery Commons: The Tweed River Festival 2025

28.11.2025, by Maria Howard

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Peebles
Scotland
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

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Manchester
The Portico Library
a group of people stand either side of a stone structure. The wear raincoats and hold umbrellas

Make Time For Love

14.11.2025, by Jessie Jones

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Liverpool
Metal Liverpool
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

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Leicester
Two Queens
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

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Manchester
The Whitworth
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

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Bonington Gallery, Nottingham Trent University
The houseboat is outside in a clearing surrounded by trees, supported by wooden plinths

Simon Starling: Boat Works

06.11.2025, by Caroline Bagenal

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Abbot Hall Art Gallery
Cumbria
Kendal
Windermere Jetty Museum
Two small white children play in the water with a toy boat

Juliet Klottrup: An Archive

05.11.2025, by Kyle Nathan Brown

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Cumbria
Windermere Jetty Museum
A widescreen still from a video. The scene is a woodland floor. A person in Blue outer jackets and black pants and grey trainers lies on the ground, on their side, hands covering their face. There is a bag or some other rectangular what object under their right leg.

Esther Salamon: Woodland Bird Woman

04.11.2025, by Mridula Sharma

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Newcastle Contemporary Art
Newcastle upon Tyne
A bird's eye view of circular drawings in the sand

Anna Clough: Inter/Extra Terrestrial

03.11.2025, by Iona Glen

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Barrow-in-Furness
Full of Noises
A flag made of concentric coloured rectangles. Outside to inner: Pink, red, purple and a solid black rectangle in the centre.

Beth J Ross: Her Extraordinary Colours

31.10.2025, by Anna Mud

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Berwick-upon-Tweed
Multiple venues
A glossy black curtain with many folds. On it a photograph, large and in colour. It shows a woman with light brown skin standing in a landscape she is wearing a white robe and head scarf, in her left hand a Union Flag hangs, draping on the ground.

In all possible worlds: Middlesbrough Art Week, 2025

24.10.2025, by Kin

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Middlesbrough
Multiple Venues
small woven textiles in purples, blues, oranges and pinks hand inside the tent structure

British Textile Biennial 2025: The Future Was Always There

24.10.2025, by Sally Button

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Lancashire
Various Venues
A viewer looks at two framed photographic portraits, on the left a person in a red rdess with a flower in their hair and the right a person in black clothing and glasses

FAFSWAG: FALE SĀ / SACRED HOUSE

08.10.2025, by Jessica El Mal

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HOME
Manchester
A string trio of two violins and one cello on a dark stage with draped fabric, and two performers in grey garments sitting at their feet

BLOOM: A Story of Metamorphosis

07.10.2025, by Ella Otomewo

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Hallé St Peter’s
Manchester
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