The ground breaking exhibition Print It! is back for its fifth edition, continuing its mission to make art more accessible by removing traditional barriers that often prevent artists from showcasing their work. 

High exhibition costs—including printing, framing, transport, and venue hire—can be prohibitive, leaving many talented artists without opportunities to exhibit. Print It! was designed to overcome these challenges, offering a platform where artists can present their work without financial or logistical constraints.

‘I Never Agreed to Lend My Voice’ exhibits experimentation, collaboration, and discovery from emerging artists challenging notions of voice, identity, environment and politics.

In a world where artists’ ownership of their own work is increasingly under threat, this exhibition embodies our desire to not only own our own work, but our own narratives, identities, and practices.

The title, drawn from a spontaneous conversation in the studio, captures a growing sentiment among us of defiance; a rejection of silencing and censorship.

An exhibition on how deep blood runs.

Beneath our skin-deep differences, blood is something that we all share. It flows, but also clots. It gives life, but also spreads disease. And, just as blood binds, it can also seed division.  It provides a unique and valuable perspective on contemporary social relationships due to its powerful symbolism and essential role in healthcare.

Who Am I When I’m With You? The debut solo show from Coventry born artist and Assembly House resident Kai Brooks examines human connection through the medium of paint. 

“This last year, more than any other, l've felt life change so quickly, people coming and going - new faces. Missing faces that aren't around so often anymore. Does that painting become a relic once you're gone? An old portrait is no longer a token of gratitude but a record of something that was. Either way, every minute that you sat opposite me as I painted will be held on that canvas.”

The relics of Saints Andrew, Columba and Margaret of Scotland will be visiting Leeds Cathedral from Monday 10th March until Sunday 16th March 2025.

It will be possible to visit the relics, which will be housed in the North Transept, outside the times of the advertised services and during the usual opening hours of the Cathedral.

The event is organised by the Knights of Saint Columba.

Join us for a programme of special tours exploring fascinating elements of Temple Newsam’s rich and varied history.  Subjects include power, art, costume and ghosts: these tours promise to reveal a different side to this magnificent house.

These tours will last between 1-1.5hrs.  Meeting point is the Great Hall, unless otherwise stated. Cost for the tours is £5 (plus house admission).

Thursday 11 September, 11am & 2pm

Ones to Watch returns to the Gallery for its twelfth year in 2025, showcasing some of the most exciting emerging talent Yorkshire has to offer. 

The exhibition brings together work by artists from across disciplines, from painting to sculpture, film, photography, ceramics, design and more.

Opening times: Tuesday-Saturday 10-4, Sunday 12-4. Closed on Mondays. 

Launch event information here.