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🚨🚨New episode alert! This week creative director of lifestyle brand The Cornrow, Kemi Lawson, goes on a family visit to the with her mum and daughters.
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Together they explore the museum’s recreations of different rooms through time, & what they reveal about the way people live. From a ‘space-age’ TV to an ancestor wall, each object and display sparks conversations across three generations about the meaning of home.
✨🎧 Writer Amy Liptrot and poet Zaffar Kunial were bowled over by all Brontë Parsonage Museum had to offer, from early reviews of Wuthering Heights, intimate objects and artefacts to the dining table where the sisters shared their work.
🌳Take a private tour of the former home of the Brontë sisters – Charlotte, Emily and Anne – and listen as Amy and Zaffar explore where some of their most famous novels were written.
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Writer Amy Liptrot, author of The Outrun and The Instant, took her friend, poet Zaffar Kunial, along to the brilliant
Bronte Parsonage Museum.
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They explored the former home of the Brontë sisters – Charlotte, Emily and Anne – and see where some of their most famous novels were written.
✨🎧Musicians Nabihah Iqbal and Lexy Morvaridi were in awe of Lord Leighton’s collection of art from around the world as well as Leighton House’s unique interiors.👀
Discover more about Leighton’s life and take a private tour of an architectural gem in the latest episode of our podcast .✨ podfollow.com/MMATM
And start planning your free visit with your .
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Musician, DJ and broadcaster Nabihah Iqbal invited her friend, fellow musician Lexy Morvaridi, along to the stunning Leighton House.
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http://podfollow.com/MMATM👈 and take a trip around the unique interiors of this architectural gem- plus get a peek behind the scenes into Leighton’s studio
✨Get ready for these exhibitions opening soon + bag a free tote for your visit 👇
💫Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Fly in League with the Night will be the first major survey of the celebrated London-based painter. It opens on 24 November at Tate Britain
👉Explore the life and work of one the 20th century’s greatest sculptors at Tate St Ives from 26 November with Barbara Hepworth: Art and Life.
💥In celebration of Freud’s centennial year Somaya Critchlow curates: Lucian Freud and The Soul as Sphere Artist’s Perspective: Somaya Critchlow at The Lightbox, which brings together artworks that explore aspects of the human condition
➡️Weave through a forest-like installation of some of the most significant ‘Abakans’ at Tate Modern from 17 November at Magdalena Abakanowicz: Every Tangle of Thread and Rope.
🎨Head to Petersfield Museum for works from well-known and highly regarded landscape painter Gordon Rushmer in A World in Watercolour. Opening 6 December.
✨Get 50% off entry to these exhibitions and 100s more with your . If you order one before 21 November you’ll get a free limited-edition tote bag designed by artist Morag Myerscough.💫
➡️Use promocode ‘MORAG’ at the checkout.⬅️
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👻 Ready to be spooked? 😰 Get in the mood for Halloween with these 8 spine-chilling haunted historic houses and museums across the UK. 😨
🥀Ham House and Garden. From a strange smell of roses that appears as if from nowhere- to a woman in black and a screaming young nobleman, it’s full of strange incidents…
▪️ is said to be the setting for a ghostly funeral procession that has been witnessed solemnly crossing the grass to the house.
👻 An expansive permanent collection and reports of ghastly noises, unexplained drops in temperature and supernatural sightings. is a must this Halloween weekend.
😰 The ghost of Lady Nunnington is said to haunt , apparently identifiable by the sound of her dress dragging along the floor as she moves through the halls.
🏴☠️ Get the creeps from National Martime Museum’s collection on ghost ships – a phenomenon of boats turning up either entirely missing their crew, or where the entire crew are, mysteriously deceased.
👩🦳Chief among Historic House and Gardens’ ghosts is the White Lady, an apparition who roams the grounds and Lord Byron has even been spotted in one of the bed chambers.
❌ is rumoured to have up to 7 spectres in residence at 'the most haunted house in the Midlands', including the ghost of Welsh freedom fighter, Owain Glyndwr.
👹 is said to be one of the most haunted sites in the UK. It’s haunted by a number of ghosts including the daughter of its former owner, Mary, a young houseboy and a mysterious woman in green.
😵🪦Go to the link in our bio for the full list and start planning your ghoulish trip.👻🥀💥
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Inspired by Van Gogh’s experiences, artist Harold Offed has created a sound & sculptural installation at Van Gogh House London that draws on ideas of migration, place and lived history
Find out more about the exhibition from Harold Offeh and Charmiane Chikiwa, the Communty Engagement Guide, in this film.
🚨Blockbuster alert! 🚨
From contemporary superstars at Tate Modern to major fashion retrospectives at the V&A, check out our guide to the biggest exhibitions in London right now here:
https://www.artfund.org/explore/get-inspired/features/best-exhibitions-in-london-open-now
Get your National Art Pass before THURSDAY for free express delivery so you can start exploring the city for less and get free entry, 50% off exhibitions PLUS special offers at museum shops and cafés at hundreds of museums and galleries across London
Art you've helped support... this month we’re highlighting works by Veronica Ryan and Lis Rhodes that are being acquired by museums as part of the Freelands Art Fund Acquisition Scheme, designed to help museums increase their holdings of contemporary work by women artists.
Find out more and see how Art Fund members and donors support museums across the UK:
https://www.artfund.org/news/art-youve-helped-support-october-2022