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

Ikon presents the first exhibition in the UK dedicated to the work of Renaissance artist Carlo Crivelli.

To coincide with Ikon’s exhibition of works by the 15th century master Carlo Crivelli, the gallery shows two works by the pioneering photorealist artist Audrey Flack.

Ikon presents the first UK exhibition by renowned Sámi (Swedish) artist Britta Marakatt-Labba.

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

Commissioned by Ikon, this solo exhibition by Nigerian artist Abdulrazaq Awofeso features all new work.

Birmingham’s city-centre sculpture of Queen Victoria is reimagined by acclaimed Guyanese-British artist Hew Locke, presented by Birmingham 2022 Festival.

Families created colourful hanging fruit paper garlands in response to the symbolic fruits and use of illusionism in Carlo Crivelli’s paintings.

Ikon’s activity packs (Key Stages 1 – 3) are designed for creative learning at school or home. Inspired by Ikon’s exhibitions by Carlo Crivelli.

By Dean Kelland, Ikon’s artist in residence at HMP Grendon. “What is a ‘good’ man? That’s still the question…”

Australian Aboriginal artist Yhonnie Scarce was born in Woomera, South Australia, and belongs to the Kokatha and Nukunu peoples. Back in Birmingham for a residency until late-May, Scarce working with glass, explores the political nature and aesthetic qualities of the material – in particular corresponding to the crystallisation of desert sand as a result of British nuclear tests on her homeland during 1956-63.

Inside Time, the national newspaper for prisoners and detainees, features a monthly column by Nick London (a pseudonym) giving insight into the therapy undertaken at HMP Grendon. The latest issue demonstrates how Dean Kelland’s artist residency supports therapeutic practice at the prison