What’s On

Our Very Own features work by 39 members of the MK Gallery team, showcasing the passion and creativity of those that keep the Gallery running. The exhibition celebrates the often hidden talent of those who work across the Gallery, as practicing artists and creatives across varying mediums – from box office and front of house, to our amazing volunteer team and trustees.

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.

Join our volunteer guides for an intimate and conversational tour discussing Larry Achiampong’s latest exhibition, Wayfinder. This tour provides the participants with an opportunity to discuss their own thoughts about the work and engage with the exhibition.

Join our volunteer guides for an intimate and conversational tour discussing Larry Achiampong’s latest exhibition, Wayfinder. This tour provides the participants with an opportunity to discuss their own thoughts about the work and engage with the exhibition.

Join our volunteer guides for an intimate and conversational tour discussing Larry Achiampong’s latest exhibition, Wayfinder. This tour provides the participants with an opportunity to discuss their own thoughts about the work and engage with the exhibition.

Join our volunteer guides for an intimate and conversational tour discussing Larry Achiampong’s latest exhibition, Wayfinder. This tour provides the participants with an opportunity to discuss their own thoughts about the work and engage with the exhibition.

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.

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.