Galleries & Exhibitions
Untethered
Tongue n Cheek Collective presents their first exhibition ‘Untethered’, examining the perfumed honeydewed haze of womanhood and femininity alongside the perverse disillusioning underbelly undermining such ‘naive’ portrayals. The exhibition will include instillations, films and paintings done by Ruby Herd, Megan Manning and Lara Eskikaya at The Bakery Marvin St, Kensington, Liverpool L6 1NF. Opening night...
Duality Vessels: Voices of Strength Exhibition
The exhibition explores identity, resilience, and the realities of ‘honour’-based abuse and harmful practices. Each artwork holds personal meaning, reflecting journeys of strength, expression, and reclaiming voice. This exhibition is free and open to the public, visitors are welcome from 10th March to 30th April, Monday to Saturday, from 9:30am to 4:30pm.
Unseen Beauty: Art Beyond Sight
Beauty is a universal human experience, but the way we perceive it is deeply personal. For many, beauty is closely tied to vision. Unseen Beauty: Art Beyond Sight invites you to explore beauty beyond what we see, where sound, touch, memory, emotion, and imagination take the lead. This inclusive exhibition brings together visually impaired children...
National Museums Liverpool’s 40-year history celebrated in new exhibition
Visitors invited to explore the organisation’s vast collection to celebrate 40 years since becoming England’s only national museum group outside of London. Forty years since the Merseyside Museums and Galleries Order was laid before Parliament (13 February 1986), National Museums Liverpool is inviting visitors to dig, dive and delve into their vast collections, to celebrate...
May Morris: Crafting a Legacy
This exhibition is a celebration of the wide-ranging creative output of Arts and Crafts designer and maker, May Morris, the younger daughter of William Morris. A vibrant display of embroideries, wallpapers, watercolour designs, costume and jewellery will showcase her many talents. Today she is regarded as one of the most pioneering artists of the Arts...
May Morris: Crafting a Legacy
Celebrating a pioneer of the Arts and Crafts movement: The Lady Lever Art Gallery will spotlight the talents of May Morris (1862-1938), one of the most pioneering women of the Arts and Crafts movement and daughter of the artist and designer William Morris, in a new exhibition. May Morris: Crafting a Legacy (25 April to...
A Figure of Care – Free Exhibition to open at St George’s Hall
St George’s Hall Charitable Trust has announced a free public exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of Mary Seacole (1805–1881), the pioneering nurse, healer, and humanitarian whose courage and compassion changed the course of medical history. Open from 6 February until 28 February 2026, Monday to Saturday, from 9:30am to 4:30pm, the exhibition invites visitors...
Uma Breakdown
Uma Breakdown is an artist and award-winning game designer interested in animals, horror, queer feminist literature, and ecology, working at the intersections of love, grief, hallucination, and an excess of joy. Earth A.D.: Low Estate is a game about death and love. Set in the moments following a terrible event, the player takes on the...
Echoes of the Floating World
The Williamson possesses a small but notable collection of woodblock prints in the Japanese Ukiyo-e style. These were made by some of the most important names in the period, from Hiroshige to Hokusai. Their motifs of flat perspectives, high vantage points, and bold colour distinctions, were a radical influence across European art, including by artists...
The Portrait Paradox
The Portrait Paradox brings together portraits from the Williamson’s collection and Liverpool-based artist Adrian Jeans’ portrait-based sculpture, drawing, photography and video. Jeans says: “Influenced by the Williamson’s fascinating art collection, I have been inspired by an under-acknowledged progressiveness in portraiture. At its best it challenges the norms of the time and The Portrait Paradox will...
