The exhibition celebrates Pallant House Gallery’s significant collection of British Pop Art.

Experience John Osborne’s controversial play ‘A Patriot for Me’ through the eyes of British painter Leonard Rosoman RA (1913 – 2012)

School Prints revives a ground-breaking scheme set up in the 1940s and shows them and has invited six British artists Martin Creed, Jeremy Deller, Anthea Hamilton, Helen Marten, Haroon Mirza and Rose Wylie – to create limited edition School prints.

A powerful and totemic group of sculptures by the British-Trinidadian artist.

Ai Weiwei’s dramatic group of 12 bronze animal heads

Politically charged works drawn primarily from the Arts Council Collection alongside work by artists who seek to make a difference.

South Asian Modernists explores the works of Pakistani and Indian artists who worked with Victor Musgrave between 1953-63.

Portraits from the English conceptual artist’s ‘Mask’ series.

The Whitworth owns nineteen watercolours and a rare oil by Alexander, one of only five known to exist. Also seventeen watercolours and thirteen soft-ground etchings by John Robert. Seven sketchbooks from his Grand Tours of Europe in 1782-3 have been digitized allowing visitors to see every page for the first time.

Marking 100 years since women first go the vote, this exhibition celebrates the work of inspirational women artists past and present.