Campus Compost is an exhibition about systems of waste and recycling, arising from the curator Joseph Harvey’s own feelings of conscience around the systemic production of waste he was implicated in as a university student.

Artworks by Salamech, a street artist from Montpellier, France, are curated by Samuel Farlow in an exhibition that represents the change in attitudes towards street art.

Ahead of a new exhibition in Exeter Cathedral in September, the NFT version of Lesley Kerman’s Reconstructing Duccio offers a virtual portal into this large-scale project curated by Imi Haisman.

Curator Emma Fearon’s exhibition brings together the work of Nancy Rourke, Louise Stern and Chella Man, with participation from the students at The Deaf Academy in Exmouth, to offer a diverse experience of Sign language in varying contexts: poetic, historical, artistic, and natural.

Challenging conservative perceptions of clay in contemporary art and society, curator Emily Cartwright presents work by artists Simon Bayliss and Kate Merry.

Curator Anni Cheng presents an installation of moving image works by six artists, each asking questions about how we orientate ourselves in virtual worlds.

Qianling Dong's exhibition captures people’s breath in the form of a balloon, as well as key words about the experience of living through Covid-19, gradually filling an entire shop window on Exeter High Street.