Artemisia Gentileschi is one of the rare female artists of the modern era to have achieved international fame during her lifetime. Featuring some forty paintings, ranging from the artist’s recognised masterpieces to canvases of recent attribution and rarely shown paintings, this exhibition highlights Artemisia Gentileschi’s role in the history of seventeenth century art.

Siena at the beginning of the forteenth century was a golden moment for art and a catalyst of change. At the vibrant city, artists were collaborating, learning, looking and forging new ways of painting. With over a hundred exhibits made by artisans working in Siena, Naples, Avignon and beyond, the exhibition also reunite scenes that once formed part of Duccio’s monumental ‘Maestà’ altarpiece and panels from Simone Martini’s Orsini polyptych.

Ripped is Dana Nechmad’s first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom curated by Tamar Dresdner. Showcasing a new series of works by the New York-based visual artist, Ripped serves as a requiem for Nechmad’s grandfather. Through paintings and textile works made from her grandfather’s designer jackets, the artist engages in an ongoing dialogue with him.

Sussex Craft Week is a new festival of making to celebrate craft in all its forms. The programme features exhibitions, talks, courses, demonstrations and special events at venues throughout the region.

throwers is the first solo exhibition by Johannesburg-based artist Nolan Oswald Dennis in the United Kingdom. Including large-scale murals, intricate diagrams and a 3D-printed installation, the exhibition investigates the intersections of geology, cosmology and political histories. The works examine the conditions that organise our social sub-terrain and the structures that pre-determine the limits of our political imagination.