Exhibitions at Honeywood Museum
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10 Years of CAOS
Showing until 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. |
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From Brush to Pen: Poetry inspired by the London Borough of Sutton Art Collection
Showing until 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 Studios 2026. |
The River: Typology. Water. Colour. Work
12 September to 25 October
An exhibition of new pastel works exploring The Wandle by Neal Vaughan. The exhibition is part of the Wandle Fortnight Festival 2026 and includes a new creative film by the artist. The film will be presented at a special screening on 26 September. Further details about this screening can be found on our Events page.
12 September to 25 October
An exhibition of new pastel works exploring The Wandle by Neal Vaughan. The exhibition is part of the Wandle Fortnight Festival 2026 and includes a new creative film by the artist. The film will be presented at a special screening on 26 September. Further details about this screening can be found on our Events page.
Before it Was All Built Up
17 September to 23 January
A look at the five villages and surrounding countryside before suburbanisation started in the middle of the 19th century. Using artworks and archive images from the London Borough of Sutton collections.
17 September to 23 January
A look at the five villages and surrounding countryside before suburbanisation started in the middle of the 19th century. Using artworks and archive images from the London Borough of Sutton collections.
