Exhibition listings: Regional
NOW ON
until 13 June
Wild Cornwall
An exhibition looking at the flora and fauna of Cornwall through the eyes of artists, photographers, scientists and collectors. Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Cornwall.
01736 363625
until 14 June
Stitching Time
An exhibition celebrating 400 years of sewing and needlework in the UK. Hollytrees Museums, Colchester.
01206 282940
until 21 June
365 – Ghislaine Howard
An artistic response to conflicts and current affairs. Imperial War Museum North, Manchester.
0161 836 4000
until 21 June
Titanic Honour and Glory
A collection of rare artefacts from Titanic’s passengers and crew. National Maritime Museum Cornwall.
01326 313388
until 3 August
Henry’s Women
Portraits and personal artefacts of the six wives of Henry VIII. Hampton Court Palace, Surrey.
0844 482 7770
until 23 August
Garden and Cosmos: The Royal Paintings of Jodhpur
An exhibition focusing on the distinctive style of court painting which flourished in Jodhpur, in India, during the 18th and 19th centuries. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
020 8332 5000
until 3 September
Art at the Rockface – The Fascination of Stone
How artists have explored the use of stone in art. Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery.
01603 493625
until 5 September
Anglo-Saxon Art in the Round
A display of items dating back to Anglo-Saxon times. Gallery 3, Ipswich Town Hall Galleries.
01473 432863
until 7 September
India on the Move – Portraits of India’s Railway People
Portraits and films of the people who live and work around India’s railways. National Railway Museum, York.
0844 815 3139
until 13 September
Banking on Life
An exhibition telling the story of the first 10 years of Kew’s Millennium Seed Bank (MSB) partnership. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
020 8332 5648
until 20 September
Conversation Pieces: Scenes of Fashionable Life
An exploration of Conversation Pieces – group portraits featuring high-society members engaged in conversation – made famous by William Hogarth. The Queen’s Gallery, Edinburgh
020 7766 7333
until 27 September
Don McCullin: In England
A vision of England in photographs taken over a fifty-year career. National Media Museum, Bradford.
0870 701 0200
until 27 September
Living in a Mining Community
A view of life in the pit. National Coal Mining Museum for England, Wakefield.
01924 848806
until 27 September
h3. Matthew Boulton Bi-centenary Exhibition
An exhibition exploring the life of Birmingham-born industrialist Matthew Boulton. Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
0121 303 2834
until 1 November
Toy Tales
An exhibition charting 60 years of BBC children’s television programmes. The Bowes Museum, County Durham.
01833 690606
until 1 November
The 1960s at Colchester Castle
Discover what life was like in Britain during the 1960s through displays of music, fashion and art. Colchester Castle Museum, Essex.
01206 282939
until 13 December
Georgian Portraits: Seeing is Believing
A display of portraits on loan from the Holburne Museum of Art in Bath including works by Allan Ramsay, Henry Raeburn and George Stubbs. Compton Verney, Warwickshire.
01926 645500
COMING UP
18 June – 20 September
Bloomsbury Designs: The Omega Workshops (1913 – 1919)
Designs from the Omega Workshops, which produced ceramics, furniture, textiles and rugs. Courtauld Gallery
020 7872 0220
4 July – 31 August
What Are You Like?
Forty-five famous names reveal their favourite things in this exhibition celebrating the art of illustration. Manchester Art Gallery.
0161 235 8888
4 July – 27 September
Joseph Beuys
How artists have explored the use of stone in art. Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery.
01603 493625
4 August – 1 November
Da Vinci Inventions: Leonardo and His Machines
An exhibition exploring Leonardo Da Vinci’s inventions. The Lightbox, Woking.
01483 737837
12 September – 9 January 2010
Birmingham Philatelic
A look at the history of the postage stamp and the art of collecting. Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
0121 303 2834
26 September – 10 January 2010
Angels of Anarchy: Women Artists and Surrealism
An exhibition focusing on women surrealists including works of art by Frida Khalo and Lee Miller. Manchester Art Gallery
0161 235 8888
November – February 2010
Life Behind The Wall
A photographic display marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Imperial War Museum North, Manchester.
0161 836 4000
November – February 2010
Northern Art Prize 2009
A prize for contemporary visual artists in the north of England, celebrating and rewarding professional artists of any age and working in any medium. Leeds Art Gallery.
0113 247 8256
1 December – 31 May 2010
Wallace & Gromit present… A World of Cracking Ideas
An exploration of some of the most well-known devices including the chance to see some of the first ever patented inventions. National Railway Museum, York.
0844 815 3139
January – March 2010
Pawel Althamer/Miroslaw Balka
Dual exhibitions by the acclaimed Polish artists from successive generations. Organised with the support of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute in Warsaw. Modern Art Oxford.