Frequencies, an ever-evolving global project created by Murillo, in collaboration with students around the world, gives insight into what it’s like to grow up in different countries in the 21st century. Murillo’s ongoing project seeks to record the ‘frequency’ of different childhoods across the world. It has already taken place in more than 31 countries and is represented in this exhibition through a display of over 80 canvases. Working with his parents and political scientist Clara Dublanc, Murillo and his team fix blank canvases to school desks for six months and, without materials or instruction, pupils are invited to mark them in any way they choose – there are no rules. Some of the canvases featured have been made by children from two schools in nearby Castleford – the birthplace of Henry Moore.