Yes, it is. I was happy to be back looking at some great art this year, galleries had been a bit heavy on the lockdown art for the past couple of years. Huge thanks to The Chap for keeping a list, but as I'm copying from his book things are arranged by location not date.
Ty Pawb, Wrexham
Mostyn, Llandudno - Taloi Havini and Rosemarie Castoro
Oriel Mon - David Nash, Alone Together, Ros Hornbuckle
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| Ros Hornbuckle |
Galleri Caernarfon
Baltic, Gateshead - Michael Rakowitz, Larry Achiampom
Farfield Mill, Sedbergh - Sandra Meech and Elizabeth Brimelow
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| Sandra Meech |
The Hepworth, Wakefield - Hurvin Anderson
Ferens Art Gallery, Hull - Andy Lock Orchard Park
Humber Street Gallery, Hull - Bootleg Shreg & Friends with Bruce Asbestos
Hereford Cathedral - Mappa Mundi (does that count?)
Usher Gallery, Lincoln
British Ceramics Biennial, Hanley
The Whitworth, Manchester - Althea McNish
Tate Liverpool - Turner Prize 2022
Abbot Hall, Kendal - Julie Brook
HOME, Manchester
Grundy, Blackpool - Louise Bourgeois, and New Contemporaries
Factory International, Manchester - Yayoi Kusama
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| Yayoi Kusama |
The Whitaker, Rawtenstall
Williamson Art Gallery, Birkenhead - New Light Art, Helene Appel, Worst Record Covers
Rounding off with some of the most joyful art of all, Paul O'Grady/ Lily Savage looking out across the River Mersey
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