Exhibition

Reimaginings

7 February - 19 September 2026
10:30 - 17:00

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We are pleased to announce Reimaginings, a new exhibition co-curated by sculptural artist Hannah Lim.

We are pleased to announce Reimaginings, a new exhibition co-curated by sculptural artist Hannah Lim, opening in February 2026.

This exhibition marks her first solo museum show and brings together objects from the Museum’s collection alongside Lim’s contemporary sculptural works, some of which have been created in direct response to items within the collection.

Shaped by her upbringing in London and her mixed Singaporean and British heritage, Lim works with materials including polymer clay, wood, and metal to create playful sculptures that explore mythology, history, and personal reflections on identity.

As Exhibition Manager, Eden Coffey-Cockram explains:

‘Working with Hannah to create artworks inspired by the collection has been a fantastic experience. She’s been involved from the very start, selecting and handling objects and developing artwork in direct response to them. Seeing the Museum’s objects through her eyes has opened up new stories and perspectives, which we’re excited to share with visitors.’

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