Exhibitions at Honeywood Museum
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Opening doors through archives: exploring and recording the legacy of Frank Dickinson
Showing until 20 June Curated by Isobel Patten, work placement student from the University of Reading, this display looks into the legacy of Frank Dickinson (1874-1961), artist, maker and creator of Little Holland House in Carshalton Beeches. Featuring material held in the Borough’s Archives, the display explores the process of reviewing and recording the Frank Dickinson collection. Sunday 7 June - Open Day at Little Holland House Don't miss the opportunity to see around Frank Dickinson's self-built and self-furnished arts and crafts treasure of a home. See HERE for details. |
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Challenging Perceptions: An Inclusive Exhibition of Photography and Art
Showing until 20 June Following its launch at Whitehall Historic House in 2025, this striking exhibition features professional portraits of adults from Nickel Support, taken by local photographer Yani Yordanova of Nova Photo Atelier. Nickel Support is an award-winning learning disability service in Carshalton and Cheam. The portraits aim to challenge societal perceptions by showing trainees at their most confident, revealing the people behind the disability. The exhibition also includes artwork by trainees from a project with local artists Kate Marsden and Jo Sharpe, funded by Arts Network Sutton. |
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From Brush to Pen: Poetry inspired by the London Borough of Sutton Art Collection
Showing 25 June to 12 September This co-curated exhibition features poems created by Honeywood Museum volunteer Yolanda Solari, in response to artworks from the Borough’s collection. The poetry was created by exploring the questions and feelings each artwork evoked in the writer and will be shown alongside the original pieces in the display. Works by popular local artists feature, such as Frank Dickinson and Horace Mann Livens, and Yolanda has also created responses to some of the artworks permanently on display at the museum. A celebration of local creative talent, past and present, the exhibition launches as part of Carshalton Artist Open Studio 2026. |
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10 Years of CAOS
Showing 27 June to 5 September This year marks the 10th anniversary of Carshalton Artists Open Studios and we are delighted to be hosting a special exhibition to mark the occasion. Featuring select works by a small group of artists who have participated in CAOS every year since the start, the display shares photographs and recollections from organisers and participants, all demonstrating the joy, fun and smiles the festival brings to the community every year. Click/tap HERE for the Carshalton Festival Website. |
