Visual art

A group show featuring works by emerging and well-known contemporary artists, including John Issacs, Sarah Lucas, Erwin Wurm, Matthew Miles and Konrad Wyrebek, which explores the human relationship to the body.

Contemporary works in various media inspired by the natural world.

An exhibition presenting a selection of imaginative artworks created over the last 40 years with texts explaining the nature and philosophy behind the art of 'creative and cooperative' games.

Contemporary paintings by the artist.

Landscape oil paintings of various locations across Ireland.

Contemporary paintings exploring the figure and how it reflects the human condition.

Film installation shot in a town in West Wales, produced by the Golden Leopard nominee and winner of the 2010 Guardian First Feature Film Award. The artist's work investigates the grey area between documentary, film and art.

A selection of photographs taken by the late Italian photographer over a thirty-year period, recording the works of post-war Italian architects and designers, which were produced for the monthly style magazine Domus.

A display featuring rare costume and stage set designs from the era of The Ballets Russes, as well as porcelain works.

Works by gallery artists including Elina Brotherus, Annabel Elgar, Peter Marlow, Edgar Martins, Susan Meiselas, Stephen J Morgan, Paolo Roversi, Jeffrey Stockbridge, Mitra Tabrizian, Deborah Turbeville and Thomas Zanon-Larcher.

Contemporary line drawings created by the local artist. Capturing the flavour and atmosphere of the restoration of the 18th century coaching inn on the National Trust site.

A celebration of the summer solstice from the design studio and the London-based photographer, featuring a display of six light sculptures and ten photographic prints, inspired by compositions of geometry of light.

An immersive multimedia installation comprising of a reverberation chamber, a turntable piece, light works, an LED surround sound sequencer, online content and a collaboration with Dave from Django Django.

Local artists Dianne Reeves, Sue Maddocks, Bev Burgess, Louise Norfolk and Frances Bray showcase their printworks which they have produced at the studio.

Henro, meaning pilgrimage, is a display of contemporary watercolours, screen prints and ink paintings created by the Japanese artist, depicting National Trust properties visited during his time in Japan and the UK.

Paintings, ceramics, intaglio and mixed-media works inspired by the life and writings of James Joyce, by artists including Craig Barber, Genevieve Dael, Philip Hughes, Peter Milton, Gerald Mynott, Lucy Raverat, Julian Vilarrubi, Jon Wealleans and Anna Wimbledon.

Hiraki Sawa is a Japan-born artist now based in London, who has gained a following for his haunting, dream-like video works, in which the artist's bedroom is transformed into a busy airport or tiny figures walk across the top of a washing machine.

Contemporary blown, hot-worked and sand-cast glass by 26 international artists as part of a collaboration between CAA and the Contemporary Glass Society.

Urban landscape paintings, particularly of Manchester.

An exhibition looking at the way the Jacobites presented themselves in portraiture.

Learn the history behind feltmaking, discover what types of wool to use and demonstrate techniques learnt by creating a felt accessory, with tutor Gladys Paulus.

New work from the Brazilian sort-of-minimalist.

Exhibition by Scottish and international artists, curated by local artist Mark McGhee.

Sculptures and installations by the Brazilian conceptual artist, made with everyday objects and materials.

Oil and watercolour landscape paintings and figurative studies inspired by a variety of artist movements and heavily influenced by experiences from the artist's travels.