Step into the softly opulent world of Igshaan Adams’s textiles and floating sculptures.

One artist collective, three exhibitions, 20 artists and one medieval poem all come together to form Into The Wyld festival, a one-of-a-kind set of events exploring the legacy of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, uniquely connected to the Wirral.

Jerwood Survey III offers a cross-section of the current trends, approaches and concerns in the young contemporary art of today, touring the country and landing at Site Gallery this September.

From ceramic fountains to mystic performances and haunting rabbits, Air Open 2024 has a little bit of everything, with a display of work from over 40 artists.

Kate O’Neill, Marta Dyczkowska and James Thompson focus on place and consider the implications of losing art spaces in cities as part of rapid change and development.

Ian Macdonald has been a photographer for over five decades now and the fruits of his career are now on display in a two-venue retrospective.

Creating a bridge between different visual languages, Lubna Chowdhary’s satisfyingly simple forms encompass the concept of the ‘multiplicity of worlds’.

Discover the more unexpected aspects of contemporary sculpture in the new show in Kendal.

Two solo shows have landed at FACT this summer, with immersive installations incorporating digital elements from artists R.I.P. Germain and Sara Sadik.

Learn more about the process of vaccine-creation in SIM’s new exhibition all about the innovation and implementation behind the COVID-19 vaccine.

The 40 Years of the Future programme continues with a new exhibition by three artists, exploring alternative histories and the subjectivity of experience in the context of remembering the past.

Manchester Museum’s new exhibition focuses on all things wild or related to the concept of wildness. From environmental campaigns that lead to restoring ecosystems to romanticised landscape paintings, the show gathers different approaches and practices.

Hannah Perry’s explorations of matrescence in combination with class, labour and industrial materials is a unique perspective on this still underexplored topic.

Visit the third edition of the Create/ Elevate, the craft biennial that connects generations and continents.

One of the world’s leading contemporary artists, Bharti Kher comes to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park with a body of work that focuses on the female experience and its shifting context in today’s world.