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A bright, colourful painting showing two people sat at a table eating cakes and pastries.

Challenge your expectations in this landmark group exhibition.

Painting of three staff members behind a copper coloured bar. The person on the left is preparing food, the person in the middle is pulling a pint, and the person on the right is drinking from a glass. Behind them are various coloured bottles on shelves.

Discover Leeds’ history as a centre for new thinking on art education, through the archive of an artist in the middle of it all.

A person with short brown hair and wearing a black shirt looks at a bronze bust of a man with a moustache on a wooden plinth. They are in a wood-panelled room.

Celebrate ten years of the Treasures of the Brotherton with a bold reimagining of our collection of portrait busts.

Two people looking at a row of portrait busts made of bronze and marble, stood on plinths

Uncover the ideas behind our current exhibition Who am I to you? with exhibition curator Dr RJ Wade.

A person in a yellow dress holding a clipboard and writing in the middle of a museum space surrounded by glass cases. Behind them, two more people are looking at the displays.

Drop in and write every Wednesday afternoon.

A group of people stood surrounded by art in a white walled gallery. They are smiling and one is taking photos on a mobile phone.

Join ‘[uz]’ and guest artist George Storm Fletcher for an evening of art, poetry, and conversation inspired by the ‘[uz], [uz], [uz]’ exhibition.