Stories

For International Women’s Day, and to coincide with the exhibition Relative Ties in Cambridge, Senior Curator Inga Fraser explores the life and work of the artist and designer Nancy Nicholson (1899–1977) through links with the Kettle’s Yard collection.

Throughout March, we’re celebrating the talented artists and makers that we stock in the Kettle’s Yard shop. In this blog post, we meet Mingyu Du Ceramics. Explore the range in our shop here.

In this blog post, Learning and Engagement Coordinator Charlie Bryan discusses the recent work and achievements of CIRCUIT, a creative programme for young people aged 18 to 25.

In this blog post, Programme Coordinator Hannah Jane Walker tells us more about the second year of Bridges.

In this blog post for LGBTQ+ History Month, discover more about the global queer cultures and histories which have inspired Harold Offeh’s work in the exhibition Mmm, Gotta Try a Little Harder, It Could Be Sweet.

To celebrate Harold Offeh’s exhibition Mmm, Gotta Try a Little Harder, It Could Be Sweet, our staff team have curated this playlist inspired by the exhibition’s themes of play and imagination. In the spirit of Offeh’s exhibition, dancing is highly encouraged!

Discover new artworks on display in the Kettle’s Yard house for the next five years.

Friends of Kettle’s Yard Maggie Ellis and Johannes Grebe-Ellis take a deeper look at the beautiful light and solar images often found in the Kettle’s Yard house.

We are delighted to announce six special new acquisitions for the Kettle’s Yard collection.

Find out more about a painting by William Scott, on loan to Kettle’s Yard for one year and now on display in the house. Curator Joe Lyward tells us more.

Discover more about our current exhibition Harold Offeh: Mmm, Gotta Try a Little Harder, It Could Be Sweet in this blog post.

Find out more about Remember Nature, a national project encouraging environmental action.