
Michaela Yearwood-Dan
Until Oct 18
First UK institutional show — lush, queer, multi-sensory commission celebrating Blackness and healing
Manchester 🇬🇧
Part of the University of Manchester and set in Whitworth Park, the Whitworth holds over 60,000 works and is one of the north of England's most respected art institutions. Historic strengths in textiles, wallpapers, works on paper, and Turner watercolours sit alongside a risk-taking contemporary program. The gallery underwent a major award-winning expansion in 2015, opening the building into the surrounding park.
Explore 3 exhibitions on now and 5 coming soon at The Whitworth.

Until Oct 18
First UK institutional show — lush, queer, multi-sensory commission celebrating Blackness and healing

Until Nov 15
Unmissable ukiyo-e prints including The Great Wave, still radically modern after 200 years
"There is not enough space (in this article, on the internet) to adequately describe the bands of colour that Hokusai gives to the skies through pine trees and plum gardens (one literal translation of mono no aware is “the ah!-ness of things”, which is perhaps as close as we can get)."
— The Guardian
Coming SoonStarting Jul 10
Eight artists from Korea, India and UK weave new commissions with 400 years of textile history

Until Apr 4, 2027
50+ works from the Whitworth collection reimagining trees as active storytellers across art history
Coming SoonStarting Nov 20
Kazakh artist Gulnur Mukazhanova's first UK show — giant felt environment from nomadic Central Asia
Coming SoonStarting Aug 1
Creative work by NHS midwives caring for bereaved parents, art as witness to emotional labour
Coming SoonStarting Aug 1
New works by Jasmir Creed and Roo Dhissou on Sikh concepts of community and collective healing
Coming SoonStarting Dec 12
Major survey of Morris's radical 'art for all' legacy — 100+ textiles, wallpapers, ceramics and more
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Sunday10am–5pm
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Tuesday10am–5pm
Wednesday10am–5pm
Thursday10am–9pm
Friday ·10am–5pm
Saturday10am–5pm