An introduction to Morris Mania

With the curators of the exhibition

TOURS

Wednesday 17 September 2025

Learn more about the ideas behind the exhibition with this introduction to the show’s objects and themes.

Read more about the exhibition here.

An introduction to Morris Mania

With the curators of the exhibition

TOURS

Wednesday 20 August 2025

Learn more about the ideas behind the exhibition with this introduction to the show’s objects and themes.

Read more about the exhibition here.

An introduction to Morris Mania

With the curators of the exhibition

TOURS

Wednesday 16 July 2025

Learn more about the ideas behind the exhibition with this introduction to the show’s objects and themes.

Read more about the exhibition here.

An introduction to Morris Mania

With the curators of the exhibition

TOURS

Wednesday 18 June 2025

Learn more about the ideas behind the exhibition with this introduction to the show’s objects and themes.

Read more about the exhibition here.

An introduction to Morris Mania

With the curators of the exhibition

TOURS

Wednesday 14 May 2025

Learn more about the ideas behind the exhibition with this introduction to the show’s objects and themes.

Read more about the exhibition here.

An introduction to Morris Mania

With the curators of the exhibition

TOURS

Wednesday 16 April 2025

Learn more about the ideas behind the exhibition with this introduction to the show’s objects and themes.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Muslim History in Walthamstow: A guided tour

With AbdulMaalik Tailor

TOURS

Sunday 9 February 2025

AbdulMaalik Tailor is an award winning trailblazer in the field of Halal tourism and Muslim Heritage in Britain. As the founder of Halal Tourism Britian, he specialises in providing guided tours that showcase Muslim history and culture. The walking tour of Walthamstow will begin at Queen’s Road Mosque, where participants will be introduced to some significant local landmarks reflecting the area’s rich Islamic heritage.

The tour will then conclude at William Morris Gallery, where AbdulMaalik will lead an exclusive, bespoke tour of the critically acclaimed exhibition, William Morris and Art from the Islamic World the first exhibition to explore the influence of art from the Islamic world on William Morris, one of Britain’s most important nineteenth century designers and thinkers.

Starting location:
(Outside) Masjid e Umer
79 Queens Road
Walthamstow, London E17 8QP

Ending location:
William Morris Gallery
Lloyd Park
Walthamstow, London E17 4PP

Supporters and partners

https://www.halaltourismbritain.com/

Free Community Tours: William Morris & Art from the Islamic World

TOURS

Saturday 9 November 2024 - Sunday 9 March 2025

THESE ARE NOW FULLY BOOKED UNTIL THE END OF THE EXHIBITION RUN. SEE THE WHAT’S ON FOR DATES AND TIMES OF FREE-DROP IN TOURS.

William Morris & Art from the Islamic World is the first exhibition to explore the influence of art from the Islamic world on William Morris, one of Britain’s most important nineteenth century designers and thinkers. Curated by Rowan Bain, Principal Curator, William Morris Gallery, and Qaisra M. Khan, Curator of Islamic Art. Read more about the exhibition.

We are welcoming local community groups, faith groups and charities for free tours of the exhibition.

  • Tours are available Monday to Friday
  • Exhibition opens 9 November 2024 and closes 9 March 2025
  • The Gallery is closed to the public on Mondays, should your group wish to visit at a quieter time
  • Group capacity: 15 people
  • Free of charge

NOTE: These tours are being organised specifically for existing groups and organisations within the community. If you are an individual or a group of friends wishing to attend a free tour, please check our What’s On for the next drop-in curator-led tour. These are also free of charge and do not require a booking.

Image: Exhibition photography by Nicola Tree for William Morris Gallery

Patterned cushion cover, Turkish, in red and gold

Special curator-led tour of William Morris & Art from the Islamic World

TOURS

Wednesday 5 March 2025

The first exhibition to explore the influence of art from the Islamic world on William Morris, one of Britain’s most important nineteenth century designers and thinkers. A principal founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement, William Morris was responsible for producing hundreds of patterns for wallpapers, furnishing fabrics, carpets and embroideries, helping to introduce a new aesthetic into British interiors. While it has long been acknowledged that Morris was inspired by Islamic art, this is the first exhibition to examine this important aspect of his artistic journey in depth.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Cushion cover (çatma), 17th century, Bursa, Turkey (Ottoman). © Birmingham Museums Trust

 

Special curator-led tour of William Morris & Art from the Islamic World

TOURS

Wednesday 12 February 2025

The first exhibition to explore the influence of art from the Islamic world on William Morris, one of Britain’s most important nineteenth century designers and thinkers. A principal founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement, William Morris was responsible for producing hundreds of patterns for wallpapers, furnishing fabrics, carpets and embroideries, helping to introduce a new aesthetic into British interiors. While it has long been acknowledged that Morris was inspired by Islamic art, this will be the first exhibition to examine this important aspect of his artistic journey in depth.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Plate, early 17th century, Iznik, Turkey (Ottoman), fritware, polychrome underglaze painted, glazed. © The Society of Antiquaries of London (Kelmscott Manor)

Special curator-led tour of William Morris & Art from the Islamic World

TOURS

Wednesday 22 January 2025

The first exhibition to explore the influence of art from the Islamic world on William Morris, one of Britain’s most important nineteenth century designers and thinkers. A principal founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement, William Morris was responsible for producing hundreds of patterns for wallpapers, furnishing fabrics, carpets and embroideries, helping to introduce a new aesthetic into British interiors. While it has long been acknowledged that Morris was inspired by Islamic art, this will be the first exhibition to examine this important aspect of his artistic journey in depth.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Casket, 19th century, Iran (Qajar), steel with gilt decoration. © The Society of Antiquaries of London (Kelmscott Manor)

Winter Late

at William Morris Gallery

SPECIAL EVENTS

Thursday 21 November 2024

Join us on Thursday 21 November, for a special Winter Late event as we keep the Gallery open after hours to celebrate the season. We’re excited to welcome local charity PL84U AL-SUFFA, who will be hosting a food bank donation station at the Gallery throughout the evening. Bring your friends, family, and food donations to support this important cause and enjoy a festive night with us.

Our evening programme includes festive music throughout the evening and late night shopping at the William Morris Gallery Shop. 

You can also join us for:

Crafts

  • Create a Victorian Yuletide pomander
  • Make your own gift bag using Morris wrapping paper
  • Drop-in activities available on the first-floor landing, starting at 5pm and running until 8pm
  • Suitable for children (aged 5+)

Singing from the Little Choir of Joy, part of the Waltham Forest Music Service.

Curator-led tours – Join tours of William Morris & Art from the Islamic World exhibition:

  • 6pm, 7pm
  • Sign up at the front desk to participate

Deeney’s Cafe at William Morris Gallery – Sip on mulled wine and  a variety of seasonal treats

PL84U AL-SUFFA Food Bank – You’ll find the PL84U AL-SUFFA team in our ground floor cafe throughout the evening. The following items are currently most needed by the food bank: tuna, chickpeas, tinned fruit, tinned tomatoes, oil, sugar, teabags, coffee, sardines, corned beef, pasta, lentils/legumes.

Read more about PL84U AL-SUFFA.

Admission is FREE.

Image: Medway, 1885, designed by William Morris for Morris & Co., cotton, indigo discharge and block-printed © William Morris Gallery 

Supporters and partners

Brewery image - making beer

In Conversation with Pete Brown

With Hadrian Garrard

OFF SITE

Wednesday 18 September 2024

DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. MORE INFORMATION WILL BE PROVIDED WHEN A NEW DATE IS CONFIRMED.

Join Hadrian Garrard, Director of William Morris Gallery, for a special conversation with Pete Brown, award-winning food and drink writer and author of Craft: An Argument, winner of Best Beer Book at the North American Guild of Beer Writers Award.  

At this special event – taking place in a craft brewery just down the road from the childhood home of William Morris, founder of the Arts and Crafts movement – they will talk about what might make something ‘craft’ (or not). Also up for grabs are the changing nature of work, to what extent how a thing is made affects the thing itself, the advance of the robots and when is a nice drink just a nice drink.  

The event will take place in Exale Brewery and Taproom – an independent craft brewery in Walthamstow. 

Times:

6-7pm – doors open

7-8pm – talk

About Exale 

Exale is a beloved neighbourhood hub for good vibes. They cultivate a feeling of unity through music, dance and incredible craft beer brewed on-site.

Exale Brewery and Taproom, Unit 2C, Uplands Business Park, E17 5QL

About William Morris Design Line

William Morris Gallery is excited to be part of this year’s William Morris Design Line, which shines a light on the richness of Waltham Forest’s past and present creative community and encourages visitors to discover, learn and interact with an incredible range of design, making and creative activity.

The William Morris Design Line was created by Wood Street Walls in 2020, as part of the Local Trust’s Creative Civic Change Programme in collaboration with William Morris Big Local. It helped establish a community-led design route through Walthamstow as part of London Design Festival.  The 2024 edition, programmed in partnership with Waltham Forest Council, will extend to Lea Bridge for the first time to showcase designers and makers across the Argall Industrial Area. It is a Design District for London Design Festival 2024.

Supporters and partners

Ercol, Walthamstow and a family business

A talk with Henry Tadros

TALKS AND DISCUSSIONS

Saturday 21 September 2024

We are delighted to welcome Henry Tadros, Chairman of Ercol and great grandson of its founder Lucian Ercolani. Henry will speak about the brand’s relationship to Walthamstow and how a furniture company has continued to thrive for over 100 years.

Ercolani’s family emigrated to Walthamstow in the 1890s and Lucian studied furniture making at the Shoreditch Technical Institute before founding Ercol. Henry is the fourth-generation Chairman of this family business. Tadros will speak about running Ercol, a company still based in the UK and committed to skilled craftsmanship and sustainability principles.

With furniture design and manufacturing having something of a renaissance in the local area, this talk will address the challenges and opportunities for the continued production of high-quality furniture in Britain, how this links to the principles of both William Morris and the Gallery’s current exhibition Art Without Heroes: Mingei, and the factors that have contributed to this iconic company’s enduring success.

Hosted by Hadrian Garrard, Director of William Morris Gallery. The talk will be followed by a Q&A and a chance to see Art Without Heroes: Mingei on its closing weekend.

  • 6.30pm: Doors open
  • 7pm – 8pm: Talk
  • 8pm – 9pm: Q&A, drinks & private view

About Henry Tadros

Henry joined Ercol in 2010 and, like his father before him, began on the factory floor working across all departments before working in the office and founding L.Ercolani, the refined modernist design brand from the Ercol family.

About William Morris Design Line

William Morris Gallery is excited to be part of this year’s William Morris Design Line, which shines a light on the richness of Waltham Forest’s past and present creative community and encourages visitors to discover, learn and interact with an incredible range of design, making and creative activity.

The William Morris Design Line was created by Wood Street Walls in 2020, as part of the Local Trust’s Creative Civic Change Programme in collaboration with William Morris Big Local. It helped establish a community-led design route through Walthamstow as part of London Design Festival.  The 2024 edition, programmed in partnership with Waltham Forest Council, will extend to Lea Bridge for the first time to showcase designers and makers across the Argall Industrial Area. It is a Design District for London Design Festival 2024.

Supporters and partners

Special curator-led tour of Art Without Heroes: Mingei

TOURS

Thursday 22 August 2024

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Bowl, Raku type earthenware with clear glaze over decoration painted in enamel colours, Japan, Tokyo, by Tomimoto Kenkichi, 1912. © Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Dementia-Friendly Tour

of Art Without Heroes: Mingei

SPECIAL EVENTS

Monday 13 May 2024

Art Without HeroesMingei is the most wide-ranging exhibition in the UK dedicated to Mingei, the influential folk-craft movement that developed in Japan in the 1920s and 1930s. With works including ceramics, woodwork, paper, toys, textiles, photography and film, the exhibition will incorporate unseen pieces from significant private collections in the UK and Japan, along with museum loans and historic footage from the Mingei Film Archive.

Organised in partnership with Waltham Forest Council’s Intensive Dementia Outreach Service as part of Dementia Action Week 2024 (13th – 19th May), William Morris Gallery would like to invite people affected by dementia to a ticket-only curator-led tour of this exciting new exhibition.

The Gallery staff have received Dementia Friends training and a member of the Outreach Service will be on-hand to support the tour.

Please note that this event is free and is ticket only.

Special curator-led tour of Art Without Heroes: Mingei

TOURS

Thursday 19 September 2024

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Ikupasuy (Ainu language, prayer stick). Image © National Museums Scotland

Special curator-led tour of Art Without Heroes: Mingei

TOURS

Thursday 25 July 2024

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: From the collections of the Crafts Study Centre, University for the Creative Arts.

Special curator-led tour of Art Without Heroes: Mingei

TOURS

Thursday 27 June 2024

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Bowl, Raku type earthenware with clear glaze over decoration painted in enamel colours, Japan, Tokyo, by Tomimoto Kenkichi, 1912. © Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Special curator-led tour of Art Without Heroes: Mingei

TOURS

Thursday 16 May 2024

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Six-fold screen, stencilled and resist-dyed silk on a wooden frame showing a map of Okinawa, by Serizawa Keisuke (1895-1984), Japan, ca.1940. © Serizawa Keiko. Victoria and Albert Museum

Special curator-led tour of Art Without Heroes: Mingei

TOURS

Thursday 25 April 2024

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Image: Bowl, Kawai Kanjiro. © National Museums Scotland 

Woman stands outside next to a shed in an alotment space.

Waltham Forest: A Radical Landscape

Talk and private view

TALKS AND DISCUSSIONS

Wednesday 31 January 2024

Join us for a special event bringing together our Radical Landscapes commissioned artists: Abel Holsborough, Zaiba Jabbar and Graeme Miller. The event will include a panel discussion followed by a private view of the Radical Landscapes exhibition. The artists will be exploring how their memories and experiences of Waltham Forest and home have influenced the social sculptures that they have created across the borough.

  • 6pm – doors open
  • 6.30pm – panel discussion followed by Q&A
  • 8.30pm – private view of Radical Landscapes

About the artists: 

Abel Holsborough 

Abel is an artist who uses photography, writing and performance to explore the un-monumental and question what constitutes ‘useful’ art. Their interest in obscure histories and ‘not-quite’ archives also feeds into their work at Brixton Windmill where they are the lead miller of the last working windmill in London. Their collaborative works with organisations such as Artsadmin (Artist in Residence 2023/24), Grizedale Arts and Create London often link to ideas of home, place-making and community. 

Commission: Small Things Are Possible 

Zaiba Jabbar 

Zaiba is an award-winning director, moving image artist, commissioner, independent curator and Founder of HERVISIONS. She’s interested in the democratisation and accessibility by how we experience art outside the white cube. Her curatorial project HERVISIONS is an investigation into how people in the margins are using technology to create art outside of traditional formats, making space for themselves through the experience of expanded moving image. She is a leader in augmented reality and digital art exhibitions online and offline working with partners and institutes that include Tate Modern, LUX, i-D, Google Arts and Culture, IAMSOUND, The London College of Fashion, Loom Festival, Spectacles, arebyte, Furtherfield and The Photographers Gallery. Zaiba was curator in residence at LUX in (2018) and a board member of Abandon Normal Devices. 

Commission by HERVISIONS: Wild Wired! Rewilding Encounters of Langthorne Park

Graeme Miller 

Graeme Miller is an artist, composer and performance-maker working internationally across a wide range of media from radio to gallery installation and is known for his sited, performative social works. 

His practice emerged from UK performance of the 1980s as the co-founder of the influential theatre company Impact Theatre Co-operative. While continuing to make his own stage works that include A Girl Skipping (1990), he evolved a wide-ranging practice as an artist. He makes work that often responds to ideas about place and time, creating situational pieces that shift the attention in his audience. He also composes music and designs sound for theatre, dance, TV and film and is Associate Artist Tutor on the MA Performance Making Course at Goldsmiths University, London.  

Graeme lived for a decade in artists housing in Leyton between 1984 and 1994. His family home ended up in the epicentre of the protests to stop the M11 Motorway and was one of the final houses to be demolished for its construction. His radio work LINKED has broadcast in the area since 2003. 

Commission: LINKED

Please ‘pay what you can’ for your ticket. Our suggested donation is £7.50.

Image: Abel Holsborough

In Conversation with Veronica Ryan

TALKS AND DISCUSSIONS

Thursday 18 January 2024

We are proud to be welcoming Veronica Ryan in a discussion about her extraordinary career and the themes and motivations around her work. Ryan won last year’s Turner Prize for her solo exhibition Along a Spectrum at Spike Island, works from which are included in our current exhibition Radical Landscapes, and for her public sculptures celebrating the Windrush Generation in Hackney. Her sculptures and installations examine environmental concerns, personal narratives and memories, as well as the wider psychological implications of history, trauma and recovery.  A former resident of Leyton, Ryan last showed work at the William Morris Gallery in a group show  ‘E11 Works on Paper’ in the 1980s and we are very proud to see her return.

The artist will be joined in conversation with Hadrian Garrard, Director of the William Morris Gallery, co-curator of Radical Landscapes. Garrard worked previously with Ryan, leading the Hackney Windrush Commissions as Director of Create London. The event will be followed by an audience Q&A.

  • 6.30pm – Doors open
  • 7pm – Talk and Q&A
  • 8pm – Radical Landscapes curator’s tour

Please ‘pay what you can’ for your ticket. Our suggested donation is £7.50.

Image: Veronica Ryan. Photographed by Erdem Moralioglu for Harper’s Bazaar

William Morris Gallery in the snow

Winter Late

at William Morris Gallery

SPECIAL EVENTS

Thursday 30 November 2023

On Thursday 30 November we’re keeping the Gallery open after hours for a Winter Late event to celebrate the festive season.

There’s something for visitors of all ages to enjoy, including:

  • Crafts – Create your own Victorian Yuletide pomander. This drop-in activity will be available on the first-floor landing, starting at 5pm and running until 8pm. Suitable for children (aged 5+)
  • Curator-led tours – Join tours of the Radical Landscapes exhibition at 7pm, 7.30pm, and 8pm. Simply sign up at the front desk to participate.
  • Music – Enjoy performances by the Rose and Crown Singers.
  • Late night shopping – The William Morris Gallery Shop is offering a 10% discount on selected items.
  • Deeney’s Cafe at William Morris Gallery – Sip on mulled wine and  a variety of seasonal treats.

Admission is FREE.

Image: © William Morris Gallery 

Still from Derek Jarman's The Garden. Sand, plants and trees can be seen.

Special curator-led tour of Radical Landcapes

RADICAL LANDSCAPES PROGRAMME

Thursday 16 November 2023

Radical Landscapes is a major exhibition showing over a century of art inspired by the land. It explores the natural world as a space for artistic inspiration, social connection, and political and cultural protest through the lens of William Morris, one of Britain’s earliest and most influential environmental thinkers. Organised in collaboration with Tate Liverpool, the exhibition will display work spanning two centuries and feature more than 60 works by artists including JMW Turner, Claude Cahun, Hurvin Anderson, Derek Jarman, Jeremy Deller and Veronica Ryan.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

 

Image: Derek Jarman, The Garden, Courtesy & © Basilisk Communications

Special curator-led tour of Radical Landcapes

RADICAL LANDSCAPES PROGRAMME

Tuesday 13 February 2024

Radical Landscapes is a major exhibition showing over a century of art inspired by the land. It explores the natural world as a space for artistic inspiration, social connection, and political and cultural protest through the lens of William Morris, one of Britain’s earliest and most influential environmental thinkers. Organised in collaboration with Tate Liverpool, the exhibition will display work spanning two centuries and feature more than 60 works by artists including JMW Turner, Claude Cahun, Hurvin Anderson, Derek Jarman, Jeremy Deller and Veronica Ryan.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

 

Image: Still image from Derek Jarman, The Garden. Courtesy & © Basilisk Communications

Special curator-led tour of Radical Landscapes

RADICAL LANDSCAPES PROGRAMME

Wednesday 17 January 2024

Radical Landscapes is a major exhibition showing over a century of art inspired by the land. It explores the natural world as a space for artistic inspiration, social connection, and political and cultural protest through the lens of William Morris, one of Britain’s earliest and most influential environmental thinkers. Organised in collaboration with Tate Liverpool, the exhibition will display work spanning two centuries and feature more than 60 works by artists including JMW Turner, Claude Cahun, Hurvin Anderson, Derek Jarman, Jeremy Deller and Veronica Ryan.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide.

Read more about the exhibition here.

 

Image: Protesters at Newbury, 1996 © Andrew Testa

Ashish Gupta at this exhibition with mannequins in the background in Ashish designs

In Conversation with Ashish

With Ashish Gupta and Avani Thakkar

TALKS AND DISCUSSIONS

Wednesday 14 June 2023

Join us for an In Conversation with Ashish and Avani Thakkar. Together they’ll be taking a deep dive into Ashish’s expansive career and how his penchant for juxtaposition and contradictions led him to create such colourfully mischievous collections in response to the social fabric of our world.

The talk will be followed by a private view of the exhibition Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender.

Please ‘pay what you can’ for your ticket. Our suggested donation is £7.50 in person or £5 online.

  • 6pm – Doors open
  • 6.30 – 7.30pm – Talk followed by Q&A
  • 7.30 – 8.30pm – Private view
  • 8.30pm – End

The event will be live captioned. Please note that the live streaming has been cancelled. A recording of the talk will be uploaded to our YouTube channel following the event.

Ashish Gupta is a celebrated voice in international fashion. He has won the prestigious NEWGEN award three times and has been included in major exhibitions and presentations at The Victoria & Albert Museum, London and The Metropolitan Museum, New York. Ashish’s designs have been worn by global icons including Beyonce, Debbie Harry, Hunter Schafer, Rihanna, Charli XCX and Taylor Swift.

Avani Thakkar is a fashion and culture writer with words in Vogue, ELLE, Dazed, i-D, gal-dem, W, Nylon, The Observer, InStyle and other publications.

Image © Dave Bennett Photography

Curator-Led Tour

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender

TOURS

Thursday 27 July 2023

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender is the first major survey exhibition of fashion designer Ashish Gupta. It will showcase over 60 designs, offering an unprecedented overview of Ashish’s subversive and playful practice. The exhibition features a major new commission by the Mumbai-based photographer and film-maker Ashish Shah.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide. A great opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the work and ideas behind Ashish’s creations.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Curator-Led Tour

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender

TOURS

Thursday 22 June 2023

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender is the first major survey exhibition of fashion designer Ashish Gupta. It will showcase over 60 designs, offering an unprecedented overview of Ashish’s subversive and playful practice. The exhibition features a major new commission by the Mumbai-based photographer and film-maker Ashish Shah.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide. A great opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the work and ideas behind Ashish’s creations.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Curator-Led Tour

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender

TOURS

Thursday 18 May 2023

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender is the first major survey exhibition of fashion designer Ashish Gupta. It will showcase over 60 designs, offering an unprecedented overview of Ashish’s subversive and playful practice. The exhibition features a major new commission by the Mumbai-based photographer and film-maker Ashish Shah.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide. A great opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the work and ideas behind Ashish’s creations.

Read more about the exhibition here.

Curator-Led Tour

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender

TOURS

Thursday 27 April 2023

Ashish: Fall in Love and Be More Tender is the first major survey exhibition of fashion designer Ashish Gupta. It will showcase over 60 designs, offering an unprecedented overview of Ashish’s subversive and playful practice. The exhibition features a major new commission by the Mumbai-based photographer and film-maker Ashish Shah.

See the exhibition with one of our curators as your guide. A great opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the work and ideas behind Ashish’s creations.

Read more about the exhibition here.

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