What’s On

This archival exhibition tells the extraordinary story of the ‘alien’ Zerena who crash landed into the playground of Newlyn Pace First School in Fishermead 34 years ago, revealing the story of how she was adopted, taught and kept safe by the pupils and community of Fishermead.

British-Ghanaian artist Larry Achiampong works in film, sculpture, installation, sound, collage, music and performance. His work draws on popular culture and his communal and personal heritage.

These are quiet hours tailored to support visitors with neurodiversity, inclusive of communication or sensory needs. Ear defenders and sensory aids are available, the hand dryers in the toilets are switched off, and tickets are limited to reduce the number of people in the galleries.

Join Associate Artist Chisato Minamimura, in exploring Larry Achiampong’s exhibition Wayfinder. This event will be delivered in BSL and is suitable for anyone who uses or is learning BSL.

These are quiet hours tailored to support visitors with neurodiversity, inclusive of communication or sensory needs. Ear defenders and sensory aids are available, the hand dryers in the toilets are switched off, and tickets are limited to reduce the number of people in the galleries.

A showcase of the diverse range of work created by our staff and volunteer team here at MK Gallery.

Delve into Larry Achiampong’s exhibition Wayfinder through in-depth visual descriptions of key aspects. This event is artist led and is suitable for those who are blind or partially sighted.

A selection of art, games, and interactive experiences from the students at the University of Northampton. See a snapshot into the artistry of games creation with: 3D characters and environments; playable games; and experimental interactive pieces from Game Artists, Developers and Designers.

Creating a space to feel safe and calm, this collaboration between MK Gallery and Arts for Health MK explores how the arts can have a beneficial effect on our mental health.

Trickster Figures presents the next chapter in the story of British sculpture, bringing together a selection of work by eleven contemporary artists. The exhibition explores the body’s newly configured relation to the world which involves increasingly fluid movement between binary systems, technology, human forms, animals, identities, and the environment.