🎶 Our Chamber Music concerts restart on 24 February for the spring term. Find out more and book your tickets now by clicking the link in our bio. 🎶 PLUS last few days to catch Sutapa Biswas #LUMEN in our exhibition galleries. On until 30 January. 🌙✨

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Our visitor assistants are always spotting rainbows in the House, but this one sitting next to Henri Gaudier-Brzeska's 'Madonna' was a new find for us! 🌈✨ 📸 @laurenclemmet

✨NOW SOLD OUT ✨We are delighted to announce our next lunchtime talk, organised by the Friends of Kettle’s Yard. Join Kettle’s Yard and the British fashion designer @paulsmithdesign on 8 February at 12pm for a lunchtime conversation with the design journalist @aimee_farrell (The Financial Times, The New York Times, Vogue). In this talk we will explore Paul Smith’s connection to Kettle's Yard, and take a closer look at the influence Jim Ede, creator of Kettle’s Yard, had on Smith’s own creative journey, from the designs of his home interiors to his passion for art and collecting. The talk will take place in the Kettle’s Yard House. £15 Friends, £20 Non-Friends, £7 Students Find out more and book your ticket by clicking the link in our bio and visiting ‘What’s On’. www.kettlesyard.co.uk/friendsevents #paulsmith #fashion #interiors #kettlesyard #design #art #cambridge #visitcambridge #cambridgeuniversity

We are delighted that our display 'Ivorypress at Kettle's Yard' has been extended to 3 April 2022, giving you more time to experience it in the House. This special display presents works by five artists to celebrate the 25th anniversary of @Ivorypress, the renowned publisher of artists’ books based in Madrid. ✨💖 As well as artists’ books, the exhibition encompasses paintings, drawings, sculptures and photographs by artists who have collaborated with Ivorypress, including two, Chillida and Long, who have previously exhibited at Kettle’s Yard. To visit Ivorypress you will need to book a House ticket. Click the link in our bio to book your free visit now.

"At Kettle’s Yard, works such as “Synapse I” (1987-92) testify to a practice that, decades ago, was already dazzling in its command of emotion, aesthetics and a politics that is sure-footed but never heavy-handed." - @financialtimes In this series of hand-printed black-and-white photographs, the artist’s naked body becomes a screen for projected images taken during her first return trip to India between 1986 and 1987 after moving to England in 1966. The title 'Synapse' refers to the structures of our nervous system that carry information around our bodies. Each image contains a snapshot of a place Biswas visited, ranging from the landscape around her grandmother’s house to other sites she yearned to recall and recover. Visit #LUMEN before it closes on 30 January, in just over 2 weeks. Pre-book your free tickets in advance or come along to the gallery to book on the day. ✨🌙 @hummingbird_biswas 📸 @jounderhill