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The fascinating and thought-provoking ‘Medicine Now’ gallery can be hired for an evening drinks reception.

Gallery captions for the ‘Tranquillity’ exhibition.

We hold many items which are culturally sensitive, including sacred items, and items that should be kept secret. We are committed to working with source communities to develop appropriate care, storage, public display, access arrangements and ownership of such items.

Robin Dunbar, Professor of Evolutionary Psychology at the University of Oxford, talks about importance of friendship and social connection to our wellbeing.

Gallery captions for the ‘Tranquillity’ exhibition.

In 2024, Wellcome Collection will present a major solo exhibition by artist Jason Wilsher-Mills, a new series of displays about power in health and care, and a major exhibition exploring the relationship between work, health and the body.

A group of young people worked with us to design and pitch new products now on sale in Wellcome Shop.

Details of our requirements for design and display methods for objects on loan.

Making key elements in gallery guides consistent in style.

Rumya Putcha, Assistant Professor at the Institute for Women's Studies at University of Georgia, USA, discusses the Sanskrit origins of the word ‘namaste’ and the problematic use of it in yoga classes today.

In June 2023, Wellcome Collection will present ‘Genetic Automata’, a major exhibition of collaborative video works by artists Larry Achiampong and David Blandy, exploring race and identity in an age of avatars, videogames and ancestry DNA.

Wellcome Collection opens the second part of a year-long exploration into human consciousness on 4 February 2016.

Wellcome Collection invites proposals from architects, engineers, designers and artists for a full scale commission.

In October 2018, a major exhibition at Wellcome Collection will explore the pivotal role of design and urban planning in human health.

London’s most inclusive club night comes to Wellcome Collection in July 2024.

In this project, a group created and performed an improv comedy show following some intensive training.

We’ve got a range of things on offer to support teachers, from free study days at Wellcome Collection to downloadable resources for your 14 to 19-year-old students.

Exploring how the experience of mental illness have been shaped over centuries and what the future might hold.

Our exhibition programme makes links between science, art and the humanities.

'Objects in Stereo' is a new exhibition by British photographer Jim Naughten, inviting visitors to look closely at museum objects usually hidden from view.