An exhibition of kaleidoscopic sculptures, installations and video works informed by scientific processes and natural phenomena such as heat, cold, magnetism and light.

An exhibition exploring 300 years of lunar and celestial cartography from early astronomers in the 17th century to the Apollo 11 mission in July 1969 and beyond.

This display focuses on the rarely seen archives of queer venues and social networks collated by University College London’s Urban Laboratory.

This exhibition explores the forgotten industrial history of plastic in east London around the River Lea.

Prepare for your preconceptions of AI to be challenged by this timely exhibition, that reflects on how this technology impacts our very existence.

One of the biggest mysteries in physics today is what exactly makes up our Universe, and why – 95 per cent of it cannot be observed.

Enter a graphic world where art and storytelling collide in the largest exhibition of manga ever to take place outside of Japan.

More than 50 Lego models will be on show, from individual pieces, to awe-inspiring dioramas and mosaics.

Discover the extraordinary history behind one of humankind’s greatest achievements: how we write