A person stands smiling in front of a large woven installation framed in wood. They wear a bright blue fuzzy hat, oversized tinted glasses, large gold hoop earrings, a nose ring, layered necklaces, a colorful purple, blue, and black tie-dye shirt, and a light beige jacket. Their hands are tucked into their pockets. Behind them, the woven artwork partially reveals glowing orange letters, creating a textured backdrop in a bright gallery space.
Hannah Catherine Jones, 2026, Yorkshire Contemporary, Leeds Art Gallery Photography: Rob Battersby

Hannah Catherine Jones UNEARTHING(S) Live Performance

  • Sat 29 Aug 2026, 2-3pm
  • 2-3pm
  • Central Court, Leeds Art Gallery, The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 3AA
  • Free
  • Wheelchair access is via the lift in Leeds Central Library. This lift has an audible announcer and has capacity for one wheelchair on any journey.

    An accessible toilets is available in Artspace on the ground floor and in the Library on the upper floor, located through the Tiled Hall Café

    No on-site parking. Nearby blue badge parking is on St Anne’s Street.

Join artist, composer and multi-instrumentalist Hannah Catherine Jones for a live performance to mark the closing weekend of her exhibition UNEARTHING(S) in Leeds Art Gallery’s Central Court.

This is a free event but capacity is limited, please arrive early to avoid disappointment.

For all visitor information and to plan your visit, please see here

UNEARTHING(S) is commissioned by Yorkshire Contemporary in partnership with Leeds Art Gallery. It is funded by Arts Council England, Art Fund, Henry Moore Foundation and a Research Support Award from Goldsmiths, University of London.

The exhibition also forms part of the Leeds 400 celebrations in 2026. Leeds 400 is a year-long celebration marking 400 years since Leeds was granted its charter in 1626. It’s an opportunity to reflect on the city’s rich history, celebrate its culture and communities, and look forward to its future.

Logos of various organizations including Arts Council England, Leeds City Council, Leeds 400, Goldsmiths, Art Fund and Leeds Art Gallery in a horizontal lineup. The tone is official.