Stories

Discover the Portia Zvavahera: Zvakazarurwa exhibition in this blog post, with 7 key things to know.

In this blog post, Friends of Kettle’s Yard member Martin Thompson tells us about a recent trip the Friends made to Mallorca.

Discover our 2025 New Music series in this blog post from New Music Curator Tom McKinney

In this blog post find out more about Dorothy Bohm’s photograph ‘Still life – Pebbles’ (c. 1980-82), written by Inga Fraser, Senior Curator (House and Collection).

Discover Welsh painter Nina Hamnett’s impact on Henri Gaudier-Brzeska in this blog post by Naomi Polonsky, Assistant Curator (House & Collection).

We are delighted to announce our 2025 exhibitions at Kettle’s Yard. Find out more in this blog post.

To celebrate the launch of Kettle’s Yard’s brand new ‘Art and Identity’ Learning Resources, we invited our staff to share a song which they feel is part of their identity and create a new playlist.

Enjoy this astounding playlist as electric and creative as our team!

In this blog post we take a look at three new Christmas cards, beautifully designed by students from Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University, exclusively for the Kettle’s Yard shop.

Are you aged 4-21 years and live in the boundaries of Cambridge City? Do you want to see your art in an exhibition at Kettle’s Yard? Submit artwork to our open call out now!

Sabine Jaccaud responds to the current exhibition Megan Rooney: Echoes & Hours.

Over the summer we’ve welcomed Beth and Hazel on placements from Leicester University where they’re studying for an MA in Art Museum and Gallery Studies. In this blog post they tell us more about what they’ve been up to at Kettle’s Yard!

In this blog post, Senior Curator (House & Collection) Inga Fraser tells us about the Indian-born artist Abani Roy and his relationship with Jim and Helen Ede over the course of his career.