Explore the achievements of a selection of brilliant Bristol women and their legacies in the city and beyond.

EXHIBITION: Island Life takes over 60 photographs from the Martin Parr Foundation to provide a picture of life in post-war Britain. Part of Bristol Photo Festival.

EXHIBITION: James Barnor is a British-Ghanaian photographer. Ghanaian Modernist showcases his Black modernism, a fusion of pan-African futurism and 1970s style.

EXHIBITION: Sarah Waiswa has taken images from the British Empire & Commonwealth Collection and responded to them with her own photographic artworks.

EXHIBITION: For the first time, 75 netsuke from Bristol’s collection will go on display in the Eastern Art Gallery. These finely carved miniature sculptures were Japan’s solution to a lack of pockets in men’s kimono and other clothing.

EXHIBITION: Artists Heather Agyepong, Jessa Fairbrother and Lua Ribiera present new interventions responding to our art collections. 

ONLINE TALK: This talk will look at female creativity, how the artists dealt with rapid industrialization, and how their art was funded.

ONLINE TALK: Who built the carved reliefs from the palace of Assurnasirpal II, King of Assyria from 883 BCE, on display at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery? 

ONLINE EVENT: The 2021 British Rock Art Group online mini-conference.

FIELD SCHOOL: Get involved in archaeology, find out about the principles and techniques involved in geophysics and help survey Ashton Court.