Visual art

Three contemporary film pieces exploring the different approaches to performance and bodily presence. Featuring work from the artists Neha Choksi, Kaia Hugin and Alix Pearlstein.

Showcase of work by students from Leek School of Art.

Clothing and accessories by designer Beca Lipscombe and artist Lucy McKenzie.

Leonardo’s early anatomical studies were intended to help his work as a painter, but his researches took on a life of their own, becoming the most important strand of his scientific work. Exhibition curator Martin Clayton examines the relationship between these two major aspects of Leonardo’s activity.

Work by abstract autobiographical artist Lainey Waddell.

Mixed-media sculptures reflecting the artist's interests in themes including archaeology, geology, anthropology, zoology, myth, history, intuition and medicine. Featuring the installation Lightning With Stag In Its Glare.

This one-day workshop introduces artists to atlases – not the kind that contains geographical maps but rather guides to the human body. Following a look at the museum's collection of these books, participants create their own drawings to create a unique book of their own. Susie Wilson leads this family friendly event…

Approximately 35 Artmap Argyll artists open their studios to the public for the fifth year running to show off their skills in painting, fused glass, weaving, wood turning, wallpaper design, sculpture, basket and willow weaving, glass engraving, printmaking, stone carving and ceramics.

Colourful, Pop Art-style sculptures made from everyday items.

Contemporary works including a neon installation, drawings and paintings by the Turner Prize-winning artist.

Ângela Ferreira discusses her exhibition Political Cameras with curator Filipa Oliveria.

Nine artists, ranging from painters to jewellers, from Sudbury and neighbouring towns and villages, open their studios to the public.

Joseph Beuys, Carole Collet, N55, Nils Norman, Lucy & Jorge Orta and Marjetica Potrc propose innovative and radical solutions to a more sustainable way of life as the global population exceeds nine billion.

An installation marking Holocaust Memorial Day, exploring the impact on second and third generations, inspired by the experiences of the artist's grandmother, displayed alongside objects and artefacts including belts and badges.

A chance to use the remarkable Teaching Lab as a studio space for artists. Booking is essential.

A forum for artists to show and discuss their works in progress and be encouraged to push boundaries and step out of their comfort zones.

A huge night of comedy, live art, music and stories to celebrate the launch of this new education charity. Featuring Josie Long, Mark Watson, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Isy Suttie, Kate Tempest, Robin Ince, Brigitte Aphrodite, Greg Jenner (of Horrible Histories), Joe Dunthorne, The British Humanist Association Choir plus…

Contemporary works in a variety of media by artists from Barnet and beyond.

Resource and meeting facility for painters, sculptors, printmakers and other creatives throughout the area. A chance to improve your business through seeking out new contacts and opportunities.

An exhibition of the artist's vivid landscape paintings in acrylics, capturing the colour, form and spaciousness evoked by the countryside and surrounding Derbyshire Peak.

Paintings by the 2012 Hunting Art Prize-winner including colourful abstract diptych landscapes inspired by the artist's travels to New York.

A five day course suitable for beginners or more experienced artists, introducing a range of botanical illustration techniques.

Audrey Niffenegger, bestselling author of 'The Time Traveller's Wife' and 'Her Fearful Symmetry', comes to Southbank Centre to discuss her life as a writer and an artist. She also introduces her latest work, 'The Raven Girl'. This dark and gripping illustrated fairy tale is now being brought to life in a ballet written…