A digital screen in a shopping centre, with a black and white drawing of a group of people on the screen. A poster in a train station. There is a drawing on the poster of a woman with colourful hair.

Jan & Feb 2026

DRAW!

Supported by David Hockney

Look back on a year of drawing with this exhibition in public spaces across the North.

Event Details
Date Jan & Feb 2026
Location Across the North

We’ve teamed up with our pals at JCDecaux to bring the best of DRAW! to people across the North.

Thousands of you took part in our year-long nationwide drawing project DRAW!, taking inspiration from the likes of Johnny Vegas, Rose Blake, Adébayo Bolaji, Harry Hill and Dame Zandra Rhodes to create your own drawings on 12 monthly themes. We’ve now chosen some of our favourite DRAW! submissions for a huge exhibition, taking place until 28 February at bus stops, train stations and shopping malls – not just in Bradford but across the North, from Manchester to Newcastle.

Look out for DRAW! artworks near you – and keep drawing!

I like drawing because I get to be in my world. I feel proud that it is on display to lots of people and I hope it puts smiles on their faces.”
Savannah, aged 9
One of the youngest contributors to DRAW!

DRAW! artists

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