The inaugural exhibition of Amar Gallery, Fitzrovia, Dora Maar: Behind the Lens, will showcase exclusive photographs and photograms from the Dora Maar Estate. The exhibition is curated following the principles of the newly established activist art gallery championing overlooked female, minority and LGBT+ artists.

Discover some of the most compelling up-and-coming names in the field of contemporary drawing, displayed alongside works by established artists within the British Museum collection of prints and drawings.

This exhibition explores the text and images of the Book of the Marvels of the World, a manuscript made in the 1460s. Told from the perspective of a medieval armchair traveler in northern France, the manuscript weaves together tales of locations both near and far which are portrayed as bizarre, captivating, and sometimes dangerously different. Additional objects in the exhibition highlight how wonder and fear helped create Western stereotypes of the “other”.

The first major retrospective of Carribbean British artist and poet John Lyons, this exhibition spans six decades and brings together paintings, drawings and woodcuts, alongside small sculptures and sketchbooks. Carnivalesque centres Lyons' exploration of Trinidadian folklore and his contribution to arts education in Manchester and West Yorkshire.