"It was only in the echoes of my first journey there that I was able to make sense of how, no matter how much I might have read or researched the conflict in Kashmir from a distance, I’d never be able to fathom the complexities that exist there. I still am not able to." - Sohrab Hura. -- Sohrab Hura's ongoing photographic series, 'Snow' are up in our current exhibition #Homelands until 2 February 2020. Our galleries are open 11am-5pm, Tuesday-Sunday. -- Photo: Stephen White

Have you watched our latest video with Curatorial Assistant @alinakhakoo yet? Alina takes a closer look at Jim Ede’s relationship with South Asia and explores the influence his time in India had on the collection in the Kettle’s Yard House. When visiting make sure you pick up one of our self guided ‘Jim Ede and India’ maps from the front desk and explore more objects around Kettle’s Yard. 💕

"People overlook, choose to ignore or sometimes forget personal experiences, so that collective narrative is retold by someone else. I wanted to address this, to enable personal voices to be heard in their own way and on their own terms." - Desmond Lazaro As part of 'Homelands', @desmondlazaro met with families in Cambridge who had migrated. He created these four paintings based around the stories and objects shared by members of these different communities in Cambridge. #Homelands Photo: Stephen White

Jim Ede's fellow collector and friend, Jan Ellison, described this textile as a 'wall hanging'. However, it is actually an example of 'phulkari' that has been traditionally made and worn by women from the Punjab region. -- See it on display in Jim Ede's bedroom until 2 February, as part of the 'Jim Ede and India' display. You can pick up one of our self led maps which highlights objects from South Asia in the Kettle's Yard collection, and visit the display in the Edlis Neeson Research Space to learn more about Jim's time in India. #JimEdeAndIndia #KettlesYard #Homelands

Our brand new catalogue for ‘Homelands’ is now available in the Kettle’s Yard shop and online. The catalogue has a removable poster wrap cover that features work from the exhibition, beautiful images and contributions from Nancy Adajania, Homi K. Bhabha and each of the artists, as well as an introduction by exhibition curator, Devika Singh. — Pick up your copy here: https://shop.kettlesyard.co.uk/collections/homelands-art-from-bangladesh-india-and-pakistan/products/homelands-art-from-bangladesh-india-pakistan

When visiting the House make sure you look out for the perfectly placed shadow of the Dancer as the sun goes down! #shadowhunting #HenriGaudierBrzeska ✨🌿