Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce’s Looking Glass exhibition tours Australia.

Ikon, in collaboration with Palais de Tokyo, presents a new work by artist Yhonnie Scarce as part of a group exhibition, Reclaim the Earth.

Birmingham 2022 Festival presents Key to the City, a public art project by internationally-acclaimed artist Paul Ramírez Jonas.

This exhibition brings together the work of three artists: Yhonnie Scarce, Salote Tawale and Osman Yousefzada.

A rare exhibition of work by Japanese Ainu artist Mayunkiki, it comprises video installation that conveys aspects of the everyday life of her people, the Indigenous inhabitants of Hokkaido.

Ikon’s exhibition is the first solely devoted to Lear’s sketches and landscape drawings from across the entire span of his career.

Ikon presents new and recent work by 20 contemporary artists exploring the relationship between the aesthetics of architectural modernism and horror.

British artist Aaron Williamson performed Hiding in 3D as part of WAIWAV.

These beautiful limited edition artworks accompany Ikon’s current exhibition by Nigerian artist Abdulrazaq Awofeso. Available in two designs, in a limited edition of 15, each artwork is forged in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter by A Wardle & Co.

Some of the highlights from The Migrant Festival 2022 (14-17 July). The festival celebrated the contribution made by refugees and migrants to Birmingham and the UK, and highlighted the migrant stories of artists in Ikon’s programme, including Abdulrazaq Awofeso and Osman Yousefzada.

Over the last few months, IYP collaborated with artist Betsy Bradley and designer Laura Jaunzems to reimagine Slow Boat as an alternative art school.

The latest post by Dean Kelland, Ikon’s artist in residence at HMP Grendon. “George, here is your matcha tea with soya.” I looked up from my screen and walked over to the counter. “Lovely, thanks Sonia.” My regular visits seemed to coincide with Sonia’s shifts and, as I arrived at the counter, she smiled. “You’re always welcome.”