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A visit to Halima Cassell's studio
Assistant Curator Corinna Henderson and Head of Collections and Exhibitions Laura MacCulloch went to visit the home studio of sculptor Halima Cassell ahead of her solo exhibition From the Earth.
The women of Pre-Raphaelite Treasures
Our Curator, Dr Emily Burns, chats to us about the work of three women artists, featured in our previous exhibition, Pre-Raphaelite Treasures: Drawings and Watercolours from the Ashmolean Museum.
Sarah Thien, Portrait of a Young Girl
Sarah Thien, Watts Artist in Residence between April - May 2022, explains the process behind her residency project: Portrait of a Young Person.
A Space of Her Own: Evelyn De Morgan
Esme Wright considers Evelyn De Morgan’s unorthodox use of form and space.
Mary Branson, Daughters of Theia
Our previous Artist in Residence, Mary Branson, tell us more about her artwork Daughters of Theia.
Woking Women's Support Centre
The Woking Women's Support Centre offers a safe space for women to access gender-specific support services, particularly for those women affected by the criminal justice system.
Evelyn De Morgan's Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund
Join Carey Gibbons in exploring the enigmatic symbols in Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund, a painting by Victorian artist Evelyn De Morgan and based on the medieval myth of the same name. Carey explores the concepts of Good and Evil and the blurred lines between them.
A technical look: Lady Dalrymple
Painting Conservator, Alexandra Lawson, talks us through the analysis of Lady Dalrymple (c.1851–1853) by George Frederic Watts
Art for All: HMP YOI Bronzefield
An exhibition of the artwork made by the women during Art for All Community Learning Programme workshops was displayed in the Bronzefield Community Café for the first time.
The conservation of Watts Chapel
Our Collections Manager, Emma Coburn ACR talks us through the conservation work of Watts Cemetery Chapel.
Spotlight display: Nneka Uzoigwe
Nneka Uzoigwe joined us as our Artist in Residence for the summer of 2021. Nneka developed a new collection of large-scale paintings exploring the male body in imagined landscapes.
Curatorial team in conversation: Virginia Dalrymple's Dress
On today's blog, Stacey Clapperton and Emma Coburn discuss one of the more unusual objects in the historic collection at Watts Gallery - Artists' Village: Virginia Dalrymple's emerald green dress.
Art and the plight of the Victorian seamstress
Dr Chloe Ward, Senior Lecturer in the History of British Art at Queen Mary, University of London discusses Art & Action: Making Change in Victorian Britain
Tegan Rush's Top 5 Female Artists
Watts Gallery's Collections and Learning Assistant Tegan Rush explores five of her favourite female artists and their work that most inspires her.