The Galleries are temporarily closed
The Galleries temporarily closed from 16 March to protect the health of our visitors and staff.
Since then, we have joined the millions now working remotely, and we’re finding creative ways to adapt to the new circumstances. In the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing more of our exhibitions and collections with you online.
This month would have seen the opening of two exhibitions:
CO-EXISTENT RUINS: Exploring Iraq’s Mesopotamian Past Through Contemporary Art
and
EMBODIED LIBERATION II: The Textual, Ethnographic and Historical Research of the Hatha Yoga Project
If you missed the chance to see the Ancient Vessels exhibition, Dr Stacey Pierson here provides a guided tour through its beautiful objects and their rich history, from tea and wine consumption to religious ritual and burial practice.
Ancient Vessels – a virtual tour
We will also be taking the opportunity to let you look through our archive of almost 25 years of exhibitions and events plus introducing you to selected objects from our own Collections.
Meanwhile, we’ll continue working behind the scenes for when we reopen our buildings, but until then we’ll give you good reasons to miss us and something to look forward to when we reopen.
Stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you again in person later in the year.
Further Information
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General Enquiries contact: gallery@soas.ac.uk
For Enquires about The Collections, donations and loans please contact: lm60@soas.ac.uk
How to Find Us
Address: Brunei Gallery, SOAS, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG
Nearest Underground Stations:
Russell Square, Goodge Street, Euston Square, Tottenham Court Road, Holborn, Warren Street, Euston.
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