Hannah Robson presents a monumental work that responds to the Harris’s archive of the Courtauld Factory in Preston in the impressive newly opened spaces of the museum.

A new group exhibition from the Textile Study Group a group of nationally and internationally recognised textile artists and tutors.

Based in California, Zapotec artist Porfirio Gutiérrez creates work that explores the contemporary and evolving experience of Native Americans.

In this collaboration, the two artists spent time with a Mixtec community in Oaxaca following an age-old, seasonal ritual.

Based in Los Angeles, Sarah Rosalena works between traditional craft traditions and emerging technology, breaking boundaries through her hybrid forms rooted in Indigenous cosmologies, re-interpreted through digital tools and her hand.

Based in Mexico City and rooted in specific geographies and territorial histories, Tania Candiani creates work in which body, land, labour and ancestral knowledge are inextricable.

Mehrotra’s site-specific installation celebrates mycelium networks that are the circulatory systems of earth.

Emelia Hewitt undertook a summer residency at the Whitaker to develop work within her photographic and image making practice.

Artist Sally Hirst shares the stories of disabled mill workers William Dodd, Bridget Lyons, and Mary Brown, alongside her own experiences, through weave and sculpture.