The Sky's the Limit paintings by Carolyn Coles
Friday 16 January 2026
Pyramid Gallery
with ceramics by EMILY STUBBS and bird sculpture by KAREN FAWCETT
Pyramid Gallery, 43 Stonegate, York YO1 8AW
pyramidgallery.com
Making Waves: The Art Of Japanese Woodblock Print
27 February - 30 August 2026
York Art Gallery
Making Waves: The Art of Japanese Woodblock Print’ will take centre stage at York Art Gallery from 27 February – 30 August 2026 in a stunning display of Japanese art and culture. Over 100 striking and iconic works from renowned artists, including Katsushika Hokusai, Utagawa Hiroshige and Kitagawa Utamaro, amongst many others, will create a visually impressive display and provide intriguing insight into the history and development of Japanese woodblock printing.
York Art Gallery Opening Times: Wednesday – Sunday 10am – 5pm.
For more information on York Art Gallery go to:
www.yorkartgallery.org.uk
Address: York Art Gallery, Exhibition Square, York YO1 7E
Blue Tree Gallery
23 Bootham, York.
We are proud to have showcased the work of some fabulous artists and makers over the years - and with your continued support - we have kept being art seen on your local high-street!
A big thank you to you all ?
www.bluetreegallery.co.uk
Art Of Protest Gallery
Art of Protest Gallery, 11 Walmgate, York YO1 9TX
Art of Protest Gallery Just Got 3 Times Bigger.
We’ve expanded! Two brand new floors of contemporary art are now OPEN.
All Shall Be Afforded Dignity!
11 March - 30 April 2026
Thin Ice Press: The York Centre For Print
‘All Shall Be Afforded Dignity’ is a collection of works from South African artist Norman Kaplan, whose prints and linocuts speak to what life was like during apartheid and tell the story of South Africa’s journey toward democracy.
The exhibition, which gets its name from Kaplan’s 1996 award-winning linocut, explores themes of dignity, democracy, and the enduring human spirit.
The artworks and political and satirical cartoons featured represent the span of Kaplan’s career from apartheid South Africa to his exile in the UK and the hopes of post-liberationSouth Africa.
Alongside Kaplan’s works, archival ephemera from the Anti-Apartheid Movement and materials from the University of York’s Borthwick Institute of Archives will be displayed, highlighting some of the York area’s rich anti-apartheid heritage.
Entry is free during the Thin Ice Press opening hours, with no booking required.
Guided tours, thematically linked talks, and creative response workshops to learn about linocut or other forms of printing, can be arranged for interested groups.
thinicepress.org
