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Wellcome Collection

April 2024

  • Disruptor art … Jason and the Adventure of 254 by Jason Wilsher-Mills, centre.

    ‘Mum fought like a tigress to stop me going into care’: Jason Wilsher-Mills on turning his childhood paralysis into art

    At 11, the artist was struck with a condition that paralysed him from the neck down. His new exhibition recalls years of hospitals, family love, and fighting with cinema managers

October 2023

  • Mouches in box (English fancy dress), 1920s © Fashion Museum Bath

    The Cult of Beauty review – delusional, divine, deadly…

  • Does my nose look big in this? … 12 Reasons You’re Tired All the Time by Juno Calypso, featuring the Linda Evans Facial Rejuvenating System.

    ‘Beauty aids often look like horror movie props’: the show lifting the lid on a £660bn industry

May 2023

  • Rachel Cooke

    Rachel Cooke on food
    An exhibition about milk’s complicated history has me rethinking my morning cuppa

    Rachel Cooke
    The Wellcome Collection’s show has art and history, biology and ecology, public health, politics – and the dangers of ice-cream

December 2022

  • Jim Naughten’s
stereoscopic
photograph of
a gilded angel
from a European
pharmacy, c1700:
‘appears to reach
right out towards
you as if to offer
its healing touch’.

    Grace Ndiritu: The Healing Pavilion; Jim Naughten: Objects in Stereo review – what next at the Wellcome?

    The Wellcome’s two latest shows uniting art, life and medicine mine the collection’s capacious history and contents with varying success

November 2022

  • The Medicine Man gallery is a free permanent display at the museum run by the charitable Wellcome foundation.

    Wellcome Collection in London shuts ‘racist, sexist and ableist’ medical history gallery

  • Grace Ndiritu, Black Beauty (2021), film still. Courtesy of Post-Hippie Productions 5

    Grace Ndiritu’s invitation to ‘shamanic journeys’ wins Jarman award

October 2022

  • Emma Beddington for Family. Photo by Linda Nylind. 6/7/2017.

    In the frame: a close look at the world of spectacles

    A new exhibition focuses on sight – from myopic 13th-century monks to the fabulous frames of Iris Apfel and Jarvis Cocker

June 2022

  • A ram’s head as the base of a snuffbox, made in Edinburgh c1881.

    Hidden Histories
    Macabre, biased and fascinating: why you should visit the Wellcome Collection

    The permanent collection of gruesome medical artefacts, is just one of the attractions at this mesmerising and forward-looking London institution

May 2022

  • ‘Toxic ecology’ … Air Morphologies, by Matterlurgy & artsXR

    ‘I’m very conscious of art-washing but we have to bloody well do something’: the show tackling air pollution

    From a 1661 pamphlet imploring action on smog to works by Tacita Dean and Dryden Goodwin, In the Air gives artistic form to the stuff we draw into our lungs

December 2021

  • People wearing masks visit the Natural History Museum in London.

    Natural History Museum and Edinburgh Castle closed by Covid

    Surge in cases among staff causes closure of several museums during busy school holiday period

July 2021

  • London film maker Jameisha Prescod won the Wellcome Photography prize for her knitting self-portrait, which helped her through lockdown depression.

    Winners of Wellcome Photography Prize 2021 announced

  • Joy Inside Our Tears, 2021 by Harold Offeh (detail).

    Joy; Tranquillity review – try Scottish dancing and a dram instead

June 2021

  • The Family at the End of the World by Michael Snyder

    Wellcome photography prize 2021 shortlist: health challenges – in pictures

    This year the Wellcome photography prize is exploring the human side of three urgent health challenges: managing mental health, fighting infectious diseases and global heating

May 2020

  • Wellcome Collection. ‘A Sleeping Cat’, 19th C, unknown artist, Wellcome Collection

    The great British art quiz
    Where did Henry Wellcome keep his cats? The great British art quiz

    The Wellcome Collection in London set today’s quiz with Art UK, enabling you to explore the collections of UK museums closed due to coronavirus – while answering some brain-teasers

January 2020

  • Come fly with me … Monoplano Jonathan by Tullio Crali

    Art Weekly newsletter
    Trump's threat to Iranian treasures and flashes of fascist Italy – the week in art

    The president’s bomb targets, the future of speed and flight, the power of maternality, and the creations of a political refugee potter – all in your weekly dispatch

November 2019

  • Mangubadijarri Yanner and Donald Bob

    Manchester museum returns stolen sacred artefacts to Indigenous Australians

    Handover boosts aim to release 32,000 ceremonial items from British institutions

October 2019

  • No limits … Manchester kids in 1968, in a shot by Shirley Baker that features in the Wellcome’s Play Well exhibition.

    'We're cosseting our kids' – the war against today's dangerously dull playgrounds

    Architects are taking issue with risk-averse playparks full of sluggish roundabouts and tiny climbing frames. But are playgrounds in the middle of roads really the answer?

September 2019

  • Making space … Yinka Shonibare’s Refugee Astronaut at the Wellcome Foundation’s Being Human exhibition exploring arts and disability rights.

    No art lover left behind: how galleries are finally welcoming disabled people

  • Refugee Astronaut III by Yinka Shonibare stands next to a series of photographs by Adam Chodzko

    Astronauts, breast milk and chewed gum: Being Human – in pictures

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