The Hidden Mothers
The Hidden Mothers is a participatory project, led by Clare Hughes, with HG sufferers. Based on archival research it uses the Victorian ‘hidden mother’ visual metaphor for how its participants have felt during their pregnancies.
Science Gallery London is now permanently closed.
Science Gallery London's programme ran from 2014–2026.
The SGL building reverts to its original name - Boland House.
The Courtyard Cafe and work/study spaces on the ground floor remain open to the public.
King's Venues at London Bridge continues to offer events and venue hire via kingsvenues@kcl.ac.uk
Stay in touch with the Global Science Gallery Network by following our sister Science Galleries in Bengaluru, Melbourne and Monterrey.
Part of King’s College London, we’re a place to grow new ideas across art, science and health.
Entry to all our exhibitions and events is FREE.
The Hidden Mothers is a participatory project, led by Clare Hughes, with HG sufferers. Based on archival research it uses the Victorian ‘hidden mother’ visual metaphor for how its participants have felt during their pregnancies.
A celebration of self-expression and authenticity, championing the vibrancy of young Black talent and cultures through film, rap and spoken word.
Photography, comic strips, poems and games reveal the human stories of those who care for loved ones dying with dementia.