Ready, set, snap! Booking opens on Monday 29th July at midday – with a limited number of free places for under-16s.

An exhibition of sculptural works by women artists from the Material Voice collective, responding to artefacts and stories from the museum’s displays and collections. Read our review.

An exhibition by Alex Farrar about despairing bodies, collapsing under the weight of a climate catastrophe – which feels uncomfortably familiar. Read our Hannah's review and visit the flooded gallery to see it up close.

An exhibition of the work of Richard Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of Pop Art.

How do we visualise the invisible? With this series of paintings and VR landscapes, Arantza Pardo explores the often subtle boundary between art and science. Plus, there's chance to join in a virtual reality painting session.

An exhibition of striking work by Stephen Carley and Nick Grindrod – each led by the way materials behave, self-imposed parameters, and intuitive mark-making. Read our Sean's review.

Over 60 paintings and drawings from the 50-year career of one of Sheffield's best-loved artists.

A new film and exhibition by artist Ilona Sagar, exploring the links between architecture, health and community wellbeing through the lens of Sheffield’s Park Hill estate.

Exploring alternative narratives on gender, power, ecology and community.