BASIM MAGDY: THE STARS WERE ALIGNED FOR A CENTURY OF NEW BEGINNINGS
Apr 14 - Aug 6, 2017
Arnolfini presents the first UK solo exhibition by visual artist Basim Magdy.

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CUT LOOSE : ILSE BLACK
Oct 1, 2016 - Oct 1, 2017
Visual artist Ilse Black has been commissioned to produce a large-scale wall drawing for Aspex Guildhall.

STEPHEN TURNER: EVERYTHING COMES FROM THE EGG
Jun 16 - Sep 3, 2017
Artwork created by the artist whilst residing in a wooden egg-shaped vessel.

SHOORAH SHOORAH : SIAN MCLACHLAN
Jul 19 - Sep 17, 2017
Knotted jewellery from maker Sian McLachlan.

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ABACUS
Jul 21 - Oct 1, 2017
Featuring: Tom & Simon Bloor, Polly Brannan, Rhys Coren, Fran Disley, Kevin Hunt, Anssi Kasitonni, Yusuke Mashiba, Trine Lise Nedreaas, Emily Speed, Mark Simmonds, William Wegman, Huw Wahl, John Walmsley/Liverpool Free School. Join us for the opening of Abacus, our summer exhibition created especially for children and young people. Artists have contributed or designed artworks to inspire visitors to watch, draw, read and make.

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VISIONS OF THE ROYAL PAVILION ESTATE
Mar 14 - Sep 3, 2017
This display will showcase rarely-seen views of the Royal Pavilion Estate dating back to the 1760s

CONSTABLE AND BRIGHTON
Apr 8 - Oct 8, 2017
Exploring John Constable’s time in the emerging seaside resort, where he stayed with his family between 1824 and 1828.

JANE AUSTEN BY THE SEA
Jun 17, 2017 - Jan 8, 2018
This new display will explore Jane Austen’s relationship with coastal towns, and life in Brighton during her time, to mark the bicentenary of her death. It will look at the seaside context of Austen’s plots and paint a picture of the leading resort of Brighton in the early 1800s, when it was a fashionable ‘watering place’ featured in novels like Pride and Prejudice. Although there is no clear evidence that Austen visited Brighton she included it in several of her works, and the display will reassess her relationship with the town in the light of a long-term misunderstanding arising from a hand-written 1799 letter

MUSEUM OF TRANSOLOGY
Jul 20, 2017 - Jun 3, 2018
This bold, brave and profound collection of artefacts and photographic portraiture began with donations from Brighton’s vibrant trans community. It is now the largest collection representing trans people in the UK – if not the world.

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July & Aug

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SIMON PATTERSON : SAFARI:EXHIBITION AS EXPEDITION
May 20 - Sep 3, 2017
Objects drawn from Bexhill and Hastings Museums, interspersed with Patterson’s own work.

ROY VOSS
Jul 1 - Oct 8, 2017
Comprising collages of reinserted images and text from found postcards.

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'IN QUOTES': COLLAGE AND ASSEMBLAGE IN CONTEMPORARY ART
Aug 30 - Oct 7, 2017
Including work by Susan Hiller, Linder, John Stezaker, Cornelia Parker.

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PARK LIFE
May 5, 2016 - Dec 31, 2017
Offsite public art project at Longford Park, Banbury
 
Nicolas Deshayes, Heather & Ivan Morison, Rosalie Schweiker, Richard Woods

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THE NEW OBSERVATORY
Jun 22 - Oct 1, 2017
Transforming FACT into an observatory for the 21st century. In collaboration with the Open Data Institute.

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ED GOLD : OTHER WORLDS
Jun 17 - Sep 17, 2017
The work of Essex-based documentary photographer Ed Gold will be celebrated in a major exhibition.

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July & Aug

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MATISSE : DRAWING WITH SCISSORS: LATE WORKS 1950-1954
Jun 29 - Aug 18, 2017
Exploring the cut-out years of Matisse’s practice.

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NICK HORNBY : SCULPTURE (1504-2017)
May 20, 2017 - Mar 1, 2018
Monumental sculptures by artist Nick Hornby exhibited at in the grounds of Glyndebourne. Hornby’s pieces include fragments inspired by historic art, including works by Michelangelo, Rodin, Brancusi and Matisse. They aim to create meeting points between digital technologies and the legacies of sculpture and are created through complex processes, involving both high-tech production methods and traditional handcrafted techniques.
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EMMA HART & JONATHAN BALDOCK : LOVE LIFE ACT II
Jun 17 - Aug 12, 2017
An exhibition in three chapters and collaboration between the Grundy, PEER and De La Warr Pavilion – Hart and Baldock re-imagine the traditional seaside show Punch and Judy.

SHIRLEY BAKER : ON THE BEACH
Jun 20 - Aug 19, 2017
Photographic observational studies that look at holiday-makers in Blackpool and the sun-drenched Mediterranean Côte d'Azur.

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RASHID JOHNSON : STRANGER
May 27 - Sep 10, 2017
Hauser & Wirth Somerset is delighted to present ‘Rashid Johnson. Stranger’, following the artist’s two-month long residency at the gallery. Rashid Johnson employs a wide range of materials and images to explore themes of art history, literature, philosophy, and personal and cultural identity. His exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Somerset unfolds throughout the entire gallery, with a combination of painting, sculpture, installation, and drawing, all completed during his residency.
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MASTERPIECES : HEPWORTH & MOORE
to Jan 01, 2018

APPROACHING THUNDER : 1940S BRITISH PRINTS AND DRAWINGS
Feb 25, 2017 - Jan 1, 2018
This exhibition draws from The Hepworth Wakefield’s collection of 1940s British works on paper, revisiting a decade of anxiety, austerity and idealism

GYÖRGY GORDON : FROM HUNGARY TO YORKSHIRE, 1924-2005
Feb 25, 2017 - Jan 1, 2018
Hungarian-born György Gordon became a refugee after fleeing the Hungarian Uprising of 1956. He resettled in Wakefield and worked for many years at Wakefield College of Art.

HOWARD HODGKIN : PAINTING INDIA
Jul 1 - Oct 8, 2017
Howard Hodgkin (1932 - 2017) is widely regarded as one of the world’s greatest painters and has been a central figure in contemporary art for over half a century. This is the first comprehensive exhibition to explore the enduring influence of India on Hodgkin’s work, a place he has returned to almost annually, since his first trip to the country in 1964, over 50 years ago.

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PROJECT X : THIS IS HUMAN
Aug 3 - 31, 2017
This distinctive and ambitious series of events will challenge audiences’ expectations
of HOME through a programme of unique and unusual happenings in its galleries,
cinemas and theatres through the month of August. Taking inspiration from the brain
and the four main areas controlling emotion, movement, biological rhythm and sense, this innovative project will combine sensory installations, live performances, interactive experiences and celebrations. This is a fresh approach to experiencing art, curated, produced and commissioned by a collective of 18 of Manchester's emerging young creatives, a collective formed through HOME's Project X. Featuring work from local artists and community groups, This is Human will fling the doors of HOME wide open and welcome new audiences from across our vibrant city.

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SIDNEY NOLAN
Jun 10 - Sep 3, 2017
Born in Australia, Sidney Nolan (1917 - 1992), is one of the most important artists of the twentieth century. This exhibition, part of a nationwide programme presented by the Sidney Nolan Trust to celebrate the centenary of Nolan’s birth, brings to light a selection of extraordinary spray painted portraits dating from the 1980s. It includes a series made in 1982 for an exhibition at Nolan Gallery, at Lanyon just outside Canberra, depicting individuals that had strong personal significance for Nolan, including his brother (tragically killed in the Second World War), close friend Benjamin Britten, Francis Bacon and fellow Australian artist Brett Whiteley.

SHEELA GOWDA
Jun 16 - Sep 3, 2017

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