Stories

Discover more about Handpicked: Painting Flowers from 1900 to Today in this interview with one of the exhibition’s curators Naomi Polonsky.

In this blog post we meet the BRIDGES artist in residence for the final year of the project, Holly Sandiford.

Discover more about the history of Kettle’s Yard, the collection and Jim and Helen Ede in our new publications.

Find out more about key themes and things to spot in our current exhibition Handpicked: Painting Flowers from 1900 to Today.

In this blog post, we spoke to designer Margaret Howell ahead of our upcoming collaboration on a new display ‘Kenji Umeda: a journey.

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 some of the artists at Rowan. Explore the range in our shop here.

In this blog post, discover 7 artworks we’re excited to see in our current exhibition Artists for Kettle’s Yard.

In this blog post Senior Curator Inga Fraser interviews artist Mac Collins about his intervention in the Kettle’s Yard house.

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 Pressed & Folded. Explore the range in our shop here.

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 Cathy Eliot. Explore the range in our shop here.

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.