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Poisoned Futures?

13.06.25 - 28.09.25 EXHIBITION "Poisoned Futures" - entanglements of climate change featuring Gulshan Khan, Laura El-Tantawy and Lisl Ponger...

Self portrait (in robe with masks attached) © Claude Cahun. Courtesy of the Jersey Heritage Collections

Hidden Histories: Claude Cahun

For Claude, exploring the limits of male & female identities was not merely a critique of societal gender norms, but rather a highly introspective endeavour...

A Visual Homage to Sophie Gaudier-Brzeska

EXHIBITION 25.04.25 - 01.06.25 Continuing the centenary celebrations of the life of Sophie Gaudier-Brzeska (1872 - 1925)...

Activism & Protest

Museum Display: Objects from artists of the Feminist Avant Garde. Until 27 April...

Mr Marguerite Byrd?

Dorothy Wilding Display. Curated by Sarah Grant a commentary on women’s identity through the lens of Dorothy Wilding and the pen of Tonia Collett....

Display: Feminists of the Avant Garde

Museum Display: Objects from artists of the Feminist Avant Garde. Until 27 April...

Exhibition: Nostalgia and Anemoia

Exhibition: Nostalgia and Anemoia at Museum in the Park, Stroud. Photography from young people in response to an open call....

Patricia Piccinini

Patricia Piccinini, born in Sierra Leone and raised in Australia, has established herself as a distinctive voice in contemporary art through her hyper-realistic sculptures....

Bertha Wehnert-Beckmann

The first German female commercial/professional photographer....

IWD 25 Art Chat

Saturday 8 March. Walkthrough and conversation about the new museum display....

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Part of Wendy Red Star's installation she is decolonizing the image with black and white images of Native Americans in rows above festive American banners of red, white and blue

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Decolonising the Image

The new exhibition by Heroine Wendy Red Star is an immersive installation at Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska which sets to reclaim a piece of American identity

Gabby Kynoch8th February 2021

Stories No Longer Untold: Portrait of artist Fatma Bucak by Castello di Rivoli. The photographer it's sideways on a chair wearing a blue scarf

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Hundred Heroines' Philippa Kelly spoke with Fatma Bucak about the development of her varied practices, the power and place of photography in questioning traditional forms of history-making and her hopes for the future exploration of broader political and personal narratives

Gabby Kynoch7th February 2021

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Documenting Places

Chloe Dewe Mathews work presents areas of geopolitical controversy in all their complexity, from local and diverse viewpoints

Gabby Kynoch3rd February 2021

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Having Lived

Ingeborg Strobl's mix-media work is on display in mumok's ‘Having Lived’ exhibition, which runs until 14th February 2021.

Gabby Kynoch3rd February 2021

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Open Call: ANEMOIA

Do you have a nostalgia for a time you never knew? The Anemoia open call is a chance for you to submit your "rose-tinted glasses" fantasy.

Del Barrett3rd February 2021

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Bringing the War Home

Exploring Martha Rosler's Bring The War Home and themes of over-exposure via the media, where reporting extreme violence seems common-place

Gabby Kynoch2nd February 2021

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NFZ#3: The Body As Territory

Along with two other artists, photographer Alix Marie is featured in NFZ#3 exhibition, curated by Roberta Pagani

Gabby Kynoch2nd February 2021

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New Wife, Old House

Pixy Liao's new exhibition takes on a more sombre tone than her previous work and incorporates more of these traditional dynamics

Gabby Kynoch29th January 2021

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A Reminder of What I am Capable of

From self doubt to creative energy, Shyama Laxman reflects on her time at Bootcamp21 during January

Gabby Kynoch27th January 2021

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Something From There

A new exhibition from Dragana Jurišić at the National Gallery of Ireland takes a diverse look at the idea of home through the objects we choose to keep.

Gabby Kynoch27th January 2021