Womansfield: Sisterhood and Healing in the Museum is the latest exhibition from the Mansfield Museum’s Green Power initiative.
Running in April 2026, the exhibition showcases powerful artworks created by women participants and local freelance artists. Through painting, sculpture, and mixed media, the works raise awareness of the warning signs of unhealthy relationships and advocate for an end to gender-based abuse. Womansfield is more than an exhibition – it is a call for change, shaped by a community of women using art as a tool for resilience, solidarity, and hope.
Free (no booking required)
The Gallery opening times are Monday – Friday 10am – 4pm.
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