
Colonial Views of India: Photographs by Eugene Clutterbuck Impey
Until Dec 13
Rare, previously unseen photographs of 19th-century colonial India
Oxford 🇬🇧
The world's first university museum, the Ashmolean was founded in 1683 and holds the University of Oxford's collections of art and archaeology. The encyclopedic collection spans Egyptian antiquities, Greek and Roman sculpture, Asian art, Islamic ceramics, and European painting from the medieval period to the 20th century.
Showing 5 exhibitions on now and coming soon at Ashmolean Museum.

Until Dec 13
Rare, previously unseen photographs of 19th-century colonial India

Until Mar 7, 2027
How Chinese artists have pictured nationality, ethnicity, self and other

Until Apr 11, 2027
A 3,000-year journey of Aphrodite's evolving image and power.
"Instead, it sees Venus as a cheap Roman substitute for the original Greek love goddess Aphrodite, who in turn is exposed as a ripoff of a matriarchal deity once worshipped on Cyprus. The result is a mixture of world-class loans and an archaeological hobbyhorse."
Coming SoonStarting Nov 26
Cameraless light works meet Samuel Palmer's Romantic landscapes
Coming SoonStarting Jun 4, 2027
How art of 1450 to 1650 delighted the senses in a globally connected world
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Sunday10am–5pm
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Friday10am–5pm
Saturday10am–5pm
EndedEnded Nov 1
Soma Surovi Jannat maps climate crisis through new Ashmolean works.
EndedEnded Aug 16
Global stories behind beloved blooms, from exploration to trade.
"There are some lovely works of art here but I couldn\’t escape the thought that all of art and science are helpless before the mystery and beauty of a single living daisy."
EndedEnded Jun 28
Ink, calligraphy, and poetry unite in Hui's Three Perfections dialogue.
EndedEnded Jan 18
30 years of Radiohead artwork by Stanley Donwood and Thom Yorke