Ikon Gallery

Polish artist, Anna Molska (b. 1983, Prudnik), explores modernist and socialist utopias through her work, and uses them as a pretext for the analysis of contemporary reality. Molska's 12 minute film The Weavers/Die Weber (2009) is based on Gerhart Hauptmann's 1894 play inspired by the 1844 rebellion of Silesian weavers…

The conceptual artist's video consisting of 3600 images of various horses taken from the same racehorse catalogue.

The show focuses on around forty works from the British Museum's remarkable print collection, alongside material drawn from other UK public collections.

An exhibition of new installation works by Indian artist Sheela Gowda, which is a response to the gallery's space and also inspired by her experience of living in Bangalore, using a range of materials which conveys both poetic and symbolic elements.

A collection of paintings from the 1980s by the late Australian artist.

The Berlin-based artist uses a combination of sculptures, photographs and films to show society's preoccupation with the material world.

The Sarajevo-born singer and guitarist performs alongside a string quartet. The recital is hosted by Surge Orchestra and Celebrating Sanctuary.