What was on

Hands-on light and magic helped you discover the science behind how we see the world around us. Flash-bang fun for the whole family!

Neeta Madahar’s beautiful, seductive works merge nature and artifice, immersing the viewer in dreamlike imagery that teases out the innate strangeness in commonplace situations.

Joanna Quinn is a British animator with a witty take on life. This exhibition brought together artwork, notebooks and films from the last 25 years to explore her methods and approaches.

Animalism explored the presence of animals in modern media and investigated our curious, contradictory and sometimes unsettling relationship with the animal world.

This exhibition presented Don McCullin’s personal vision of England: raw, powerful, compassionate images in photographs taken over a 50-year career.

How do our images of babies and children reflect our ideas about human beauty? A unique portrayal of babies, from the birth of photography to the present day.

Exploring extraordinarily varied subjects, this exhibition featured five new bodies of work by emerging photographers.

This exhibition celebrated the work of the Press Association, exploring how technology has changed how we consume news stories.

This exhibition charted Blue Peter’s journey from the early years to the present day, investigating its values, identity and social impact.