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The Singh Twins in conversation with Dr Rosy Gray - discussing their recent exhibition at Kew Gardens: THE SINGH TWINS: Botanical Tales and Seeds of Empire

  • Duke Street Riverside Lecture Theatre Norwich University of the Arts NR2 3FF (map)

Confirmed as “the winter gallery show with the highest visitor numbers to date”,

THE SINGH TWINS: Botanical Tales and Seeds of Empire featured a striking new body of digital, mixed medium, work inspired by Kew’s botanical archives.

The artworks explore the deep connections between botany, empire, trade, and colonial expansion, along with the symbolism and cultural significance of plants and gardens across global traditions.

Dr Rosy Gray is Head of Living Art at the Sainsbury Centre, Norwich.

This in-conversation event will finish with an audience Q&A.

£15 (plus £1.96 booking fee) through eventbrite.co.uk

Click here to book.

The Auditorium is wheelchair accessible. Car parking available at St Andrews Car Park, Duke Street, opposite the Lecture Theatre.

Image: Courtesy of The Singh Twins

Earlier Event: 16 April
Being Woman exhibition and talk
Later Event: 21 May
Sculptor Richard Wentworth: his work, followed by a discussion with artist Andy Campbell and Professor Simon Willmoth from Norwich University of the Arts