Gardening Bohemia: Bloomsbury Women Outdoors
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A summer exhibition examines the gardens of four influential Bloomsbury women, highlighting their personal and designed landscapes across various UK estates.
A summer exhibition examines the gardens of four influential Bloomsbury women, highlighting their personal and designed landscapes across various UK estates.
Trace the struggle and success of female artists from Tudor times to the First World War, featuring over 150 artworks that redefine traditional gender roles in art.
Get insight into the struggles of displaced Ukrainian women through photographs, short films, and recordings documenting their new lives across Europe.
This exhibition highlights the crucial contributions of women in the RNLI through photos, personal stories, and film, reflecting their dedication and bravery.
An immersive journey through vivid memories of Caribbean life and Carnival, celebrating family matriarchs and their cultural legacy with vibrant sound, colour, and texture.
A showcase of Naomi Campbell’s iconic fashion career, featuring top designers and photographers, plus a look at her activism and cultural influence.
In a unique film project, disabled women artists from Scotland and Mexico use audio-visual media to challenge traditional views and empower disabled women.
This event features a unique performance inspired by the solitary yet influential lives of medieval Anchoresses, who were integral community figures.
This event showcases around 100 female artists who address themes of unity and the creative process, alongside contemporary galleries focusing on women’s work.
A captivating showcase of Black LGBTQ+ creativity and activism through archives, art, and films. It highlights the enduring impact of these communities in Britain since the 1970s.
Katy Hessel discusses the influence of Bloomsbury women on art and culture, alongside experts in fashion, radio, and gardening.
British-Turkish author Elif Shafak discusses the power of storytelling and its role in addressing global issues like human rights, equality, and climate change.
Tracy Chevalier discusses her latest book, set in Murano, about Orsola Rosso, a woman perfecting her glassmaking craft secretly in historical Venice.
Women in science and tech discuss their careers, sharing their experiences and insights, aiming to inspire future generations.
Join bestselling author Jodi Picoult for a talk on her novel about Emilia Bassano, a 16th-century poet, her life, and a fictional connection to Shakespeare.
Hear from Flora Yukhnovich, Dr Xavier Bray, and author Katy Hessel as they discuss the impact of contemporary and Rococo art on perceptions of women artists.