About Us
Discover more about Kettle’s Yard
Welcome to Kettle’s Yard
Kettle’s Yard is the University of Cambridge’s modern and contemporary art gallery. Kettle’s Yard is a beautiful house with a remarkable collection of modern art and a gallery that hosts modern and contemporary exhibitions.
What We Do
Kettle’s Yard, part of the University of Cambridge, is a leading gallery and unique house with a remarkable collection of 20th-century art. Its founders Jim and Helen Ede believed in art’s ability to transform lives, a vision upheld today through critically acclaimed exhibitions, pioneering community and learning programmes, and research of the highest quality. Our aim is to offer an inspiring and enriching experience for everyone who visits.


Staff
Find out more about the staff team at Kettle’s Yard.

Kettle's Yard Committee
See who is on the Kettle’s Yard Committee.

Artist Facilitators
Find out more about our team of artist facilitators.
Jobs & Opportunities
Any new jobs that we are currently recruited for will be listed on our website.
You can also volunteer with Kettle’s Yard. For more information about volunteering or work experience please visit the page below.
Policies
Read our policies to learn more about our ways of working and commitments.

Anti-Racism Action Plan
Find out more about our commitment to anti-racism at Kettle’s Yard in our action plan. This plan is updated regularly.

Environmental Responsibility Policy
Find out more about our commitment to environmental responsibility at Kettle’s Yard. This policy is updated regularly.

Access Policy
Read our access policy, outlining our commitment to improving access where possible at Kettle’s Yard.

Acquisitions and Disposal Policy

Loans Policy and Procedure
Freedom of Expression
Networks

Plus Tate Network
Kettle’s Yard is part of Plus Tate, a dynamic network of visual arts organisations stretching across the UK that exchange ideas, knowledge, skills and resources and collaborate on joint programmes.

Iconic Houses
Kettle’s Yard is part of Iconic Houses, an international network connecting architecturally significant houses and artists’ homes and studios from the 20th century, that are open to the public as house museums.
Image Licensing
To license an image from our collection, please visit Bridgeman Art Library.
Please note that most works in our collection remain under artistic copyright, and require additional permission from the artist or their estate. Artistic copyright extends from the life of the artist to 70 years from the end of the calendar year in which the artist died. It is the responsibility of the licensee to obtain relevant additional copyright clearance.
Unless otherwise specified, all images are © Kettle’s Yard, University of Cambridge.
Personal and educational use of our images is permitted free of charge. Please contact collections@kettlesyard.cam.ac.uk with details of your request.
