Visual art, Photography

Photographs inspired by the patterns and forms of natural and man-made objects.

Contemporary fashion photography.

A display which is divided into two halves, featuring still lifes, autobiographical images, nudes and locations, by the late Hungarian-born photographer. Works include Mondrian's Pipe and Glasses from 1926, and images from the Distortion series which commenced in the early 1930s.

First solo exhibition in the UK of work by the Swedish artist.

Contemporary photographs by the artist.

Contemporary photographs depicting the landscape and wildlife of Shugborough, created by the husband and wife team.

Photographs featuring the artist's latest African and Arctic material, plus some special guest animals from the UK.

More than 400 photographs capturing the interiors and exteriors of 40 of Calcutta's palaces and Palladian mansions built during the 19th and early-20th centuries.

Contemporary photographs combining the self-portrait with the idea of the staged narrative. The images are like film stills or movie posters, with the artist cast as the lead character.

Photographs of Royal Academicians in their studios, including Dame Elizabeth Frink, Antony Gormley, Sir Anthony Caro and Sir Peter Blake, taken by the portrait photographer over a 25-year period, as well as images of the 19th-century sculptor Frederic, Lord Leighton and his RA peers.

Photography by Trevor Ashby, Mark Voce, Katie Cooke, Anthony Jones, Deborah Parkin and Nettie Edwards.

An exploration of the darkly funny in visual art, drawing lines from Hieronymus Bosch's absurdist depictions of hell in the 15th century to more familiar, contemporary examples like the eerie sculptures of the Sharmaka Kinetic Theatre in Glasgow. In addition to the Sharmaka's creator, Eduard Bersudsky, other artists on…

Paintings and photographs depicting the everyday lives of the people of Britain in times gone-by. A variety of artists, both contemporary and older, capture how the population spent their leisure time, including visits to the cinema, a trip on a steam train, a holiday by the sea or eating fish and chips out of newspaper.

Over 100 artists offer their work for sale in Maidenhead town centre.

Showcase of work by students from Leek School of Art.

Photographs exploring the common visual patterns of the world's urban landscapes and the stories told by their inhabitants.

Paintings, photographs and sculpture exploring the transient nature of life, by artists including Simon Ledson, Lucy Willow, John Clark, Hannah Lewis Davies, Sherrod Barnes-Gifford, Claire Jackson and Nigel Oddy.

Photographic images taken by the collective's seven photographers and celebrating everything good about our fair Isles.

Startling photographic images from outdoor arts events in Morecambe, Lancaster and across the Lune Valley created by the Lancaster Arts partners, including Light Up Lancaster, A Phoenix from the Ashes, the Kite Festival, and the Lancashire Witches 400 project.

Photographs from the archives of the long-established independent recording company, celebrating its 45th anniversary, featuring images of bands and singers from the 1960s such as The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Move, The Moody Blues, Chuck Berry and Marianne Faithfull.

A BIG fair with a twist, complementing the Artists Open Houses. Over 40 stalls under one roof. Past and present students from the University’s Art School will be exhibiting and selling their unique work alongside local inspirational artists and designers. An eclectic mix of student and professional artwork will be on…

Monochrome photographs capturing the horror and aftermath of the Blitz bombings during 1940s London. Depicting civilians salvaging possessions from the rubble of their homes to take refuge in the city's underground stations.

Around 100 colour images of Berlin-born portrait and fashion photographer Erwin Blumenfeld's work, which chart the history of his studio at 222 Central Park South in New York.

Photography, film, installations and iconic memorabilia telling the story of the development of popular music in Britain.