Landscapes is an exhibition about tourism, or more specifically, the tourist.

Annika Dawkins, Julia Davies, Tim Eddy, Hannah Howes, Emily Pauling, Tania Stevens and Sian van Dyke.

An overwhelming mass of image, colour, surreal and hallucinogenic, a revisiting of the excesses once present in Judy Darragh's work.

The installation will explore the mutation of collaboration, and the way in which the practice of each artist inhabits the not-quite-invisible.

In this installation, Pauline Rhodes continues a series of projects executed this year on the theme of water.

Photography and photosynthesis have become central to Lloyd Godman's work, as has the notion of the epiphyte and the parasite.

Hannah Beehre, Bekah Carran, Philip James Frost, Fiona Jack, Sean Kerr.

Scott Eady presents Signs.

A collaborative artwork developed by Susan Jowsey and Marcus Williams, Flesh examines the interwoven relationships between language, imagery and the body.

Within contemporary urban landscapes there is a proliferation of transitory spaces termed non-places, passages of dislocation and alienation.