2012 is the year the Paralympics come home to Britain and we are celebrating this with an exhibition looking at how enabling design has transformed disability. Transformers looks at the designs and technologies that have enabled us to work harder, look better, feel stronger and move faster.

Manufacturing through the use of technology is often associated with mass production and impersonal end-products, whilst an artist's creative process can be seen as the complete opposite, often producing a one-off item that is completely personal to its creator. Turning these preconceived ideas on their heads, Re-Engage looks at artists, designers and makers who are handing over part of the creative process to audiences and consumers, through the use of new technologies such as iPad applications, the internet and 3D printing. Re-Engage offers you the opportunity to interact with some of the works on show and create your very own product or artwork.

Owen Quinlan's solo exhibition continues our Window Space examination of emerging ceramic talent bringing together a large and diverse collection of objects and artifacts, and featuring Quinlan's recent wall based series 'Environment to Object' which explores the innate geological composition of his chosen material.