Visual art, Photography

Exhibition exploring the idea of the self-portrait, as executed by RSA members throughout the ages.

A solo exhibition from the New York-based artist, featuring paintings, photography and object works, detailing his last 20 years of practice.

A solo exhibition featuring a selection of images taken with subjects being submerged in specially-created giant water tanks. Recent subjects have included tropical butterflies and cut flowers.

Individual and collective photographic portraits by the French artist, exploring the notion of authenticity in relation to the image and its cultural and historical associations.

Photographs by shortlisted entrants Mishka Henner, Chris Killip, Cristina De Middel and artist duo Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, who compete for this year's £30,000 prize.

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.

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

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.

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…

Intimate portraits of the characters, faces and streetscapes encountered by Britain's most acclaimed photographer in 1960s East London. The works explore the artist's affection for his home turf.

Edith Tudor-Hart is perhaps best remembered for having been a Soviet agent, but she was also a gifted photographer who had trained at the Bauhaus and made unflinching photographic studies of poverty in mid 20th century England. This exhibition includes some of those images, as well as ones she took in turbulent 1930s…

Contemporary photographs taken by the Bath-based artist depicting landscapes. This series of images documents some of the last physical remnants of war in the 20th century in the UK and Northern Europe.

A multi-channel video work inspired by Werner Herzog's 1974 film The Great Ecstasy Of Woodcarver Steiner, presented as part of a site-specific installation which flows through the gallery, yard and playhouse spaces.

Photographs of women and children in eight countries across the world, taken in 2005 and again in 2010 during which the photographer retraced his steps. Commissioned by World Vision.

A selection of influential shots which display new and experimental photographic practices from over 30 artists, including Claudio Hils, Victor Sloan, Hannah Starkey and John Duncan.

Large-scale, mise-en-scenes light-boxes inspired by forgotten and overlooked moments from literature, music, film and art history, which the artist has adapted to accommodate his own observations.

Photographs created by the artist depicting historical scenes in miniature from the days when cotton picking was conducted by hand. The works explore themes of nostalgia and recollection.

Photographs, artefacts and contributions from the community, exploring the history of Goth culture.

Photographic exhibition of simple everyday materials such as chocolate wrappers, worn blankets and electric cable which are transformed into works of spiritual meaning by the Moroccan artist.

An open-submission of photographs celebrating the venue's birthday.

Photographs documenting railway lines that have either been abandoned or put to an alternative use, exploring the changing urban landscape.

Large-scale photographic prints of bookcases, exploring the links between identity and possessions. Also includes the participatory project Translations, in which refugees and asylum seekers created masks in response to the experience of living in Liverpool, which were photographed around the city.