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An amazing collection of exhibits to draw, from huge animal skeletons to tiny insects

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A hidden gem in Cambridge. The perfect place to sit and work on your figure drawing skills

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Accessibility Information

If you have special access requirements, please contact the Museum in advance of your visit in order to make your experience as smooth as possible.

A visual story: Museum of Classical Archaeology
This visual guide will help your child know what to expect and ease the anxiety which often accompanies a visit to somewhere new and unfamiliar. Download the Museum of Classical Archaeology Visual Story to help plan your visit.
Physical Access
Please note: our lift is currently out of order. Please call us on 01223 330402 for updates.

Step free access to the Museum is via a lift, accessed by a separate door at the other end of the Faculty of Classics building. Please contact the Faculty's Reception staff at the main entrance. They will call up to the Museum for a Museum staff member to escort you to the lift.

The Museum's flooring is level and there is access to all areas of the collection. There is seating throughout for visitors' use. Staff are available to help.

All staircases have continuous hand rails.

Visibility impairments
The Museum is very well lit. Large print labels are available in each bay.

Hearing impairments
Acoustics
The Museum is carpeted and generally very quiet.

Assistance dogs
are very welcome.

Disabled parking
There are three disabled parking bays on the Sidgwick Site. Two are behind the Museum in the main car park, allowing easy access to the Museum. To find the third, follow the road through the car park as it turns right and then left.

Changing Places Toilet
The closest Changing Places toilet is located in the Grand Arcade car park. Locate more Changing Places toilets in Cambridge.
Additional Museum of Classical Archaeology Access Information Visit the website

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Accessibility Information If you have special access requirements, please contact the Museum in advance of your visit in order to make your experience as smooth as possible. A visual story: Museum of Classical Archaeology This visual guide will help your child know what to expect and ease the anxiety which often accompanies a visit to somewhere new and unfamiliar.

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Wonderful place to sketch/photograph, out side in the gardens or inside in the greenhouses

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Welcome to Cambridge Botanic Garden - Find Out More

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Welcome to Cambridge University Botanic Garden - plan your visit, discover what's going on, what's in flower & find out about what we do.

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Yoko Ono is a trailblazer of early conceptual and participatory art, film and performance, a celebrated musician, and a formidable campaigner for world peace. Developing her practice in the United States, Japan and the UK, ideas are central to her art, often expressed in poetic, humorous, profound and radical ways.

Spanning more than seven decades, YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND is the UK's largest exhibition celebrating key moments in Ono's groundbreaking, influential and multidisciplinary career, from the mid-1950s to now - including her years in London where she met her future husband and longtime collaborator John Lennon.

The show traces the development of her practice and explores some of Ono's most talked about and powerful artworks and performances. This includes Cut Piece (1964), where people were invited to cut off her clothing, to her banned Film No.4 (Bottoms) (1966-67) which she created as a 'petition for peace'. Visitors are invited to take part in both simple acts of the imagination and active encounters with Ono's works, such as Wish Trees for London, where visitors can contribute personal wishes for peace.

Audiences will discover over 200 works including instruction pieces, scores, installations, films, music and photography. The exhibition reveals a groundbreaking approach to language, art and participation that continues to speak to the present moment.
Supported by John J. Studzinski CBE The exhibition is organised by Tate Modern, London in collaboration with Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf

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See the UK's largest exhibition celebrating the ground-breaking and influential work of artist and activist Yoko Ono

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Exhibition

In June 2024, Rooney will spend three weeks making a new 'mural', painting directly on the walls of one of Kettle's Yard's two galleries. In the other gallery a group of new paintings will be exhibited for the first time.

Created in 'family groups', the size of the canvases she uses are determined by the reach of her outstretched arms. Vibrant colour and line appear boundless, capturing the ebb and flow of their making, from the use of abrasives to remove pigment to repeated overpainting. Each work tells a compelling story, poetically recalling the real, the remembered and the imagined - inviting visitors into their restless and pleasurable worlds.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a new performance work and publication. It is curated by Andrew Nairne and Amy Tobin.

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This is the first major solo exhibition in the UK of work by Megan Rooney (b. 1985, South Africa).

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July Open Studios

Our Cambridge Open Studios event runs over the first four weekends of July every year, and provides the opportunity to visit working studios, and buy art direct from the artists.

2024 dates for your calendar

Cambridge Open Studios will run over the following dates in 2024, with studios open between 10am and 5pm:

06 - 07 | 13 - 14 | 20 - 21 | 27 - 28 July

Artists must be a member, and have paid the additional participation fee, by 31 January 2024 in order to take part in the July Open Studios.
July Open Studios 2024 Download the COS 2024 App

Year-round

Cambridge Open Studios is a thriving community of around 500 artists, craftspeople, and designer-makers working throughout Cambridgeshire.

Throughout the year members hold social events and COS facilitates a variety of art-related events and workshops. Our artists regularly exhibit in Cambridgeshire and beyond. We welcome you to our community.

Find Artists by Media

Events

Our artists have a vibrant schedule of events throughout the year.

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Celebrating art and creativity in Cambridgeshire since 1974, COS is a thriving community of over 500 artists, craftspeople, and designer-makers.

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CamSF Curriculum Overview Art and Design

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Independent study guide for Art and Design A-Level