ENERGISE YOUNG MINDS
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A hidden tropical oasis at the Barbican, historic woodland at Dunham Massey and a colourful spectrum of winter flowers at Mottisfont – these are some of our favourite winter gardens.
Join Josie Long and discover stories from Waddesdon Manor in Aylesbury, as told by staff and volunteers.
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Van Gogh at the Courtauld gallery, Marina Abramović at Modern Art Oxford and Beatrix Potter at the V&A are just some of the major names to get excited about in 2022.
7 January 2022
Kick off your year of art with these unmissable exhibitions, from Kehinde Wiley’s powerful portraits to Helen Frankenthaler’s colourful wood paintings.
16 December 2021
From Van Gogh’s self-portraits to Beatrix Potter’s passion for nature, 2022 is bursting with exhibitions of every artistic flavour. Discover new stories, expand your horizons, and plan your fresh year of art.
6 December 2021
The founder of Pupil Power argues that a seat at the table and the opportunity to contribute to how society is shaped is one way to help young people feel better engaged in education, work and culture.
