Powerhouse: Talk with Chinwe Russell on 20 Historical Women Who Changed the World
Hear from artist Chinwe Russell as she shares the inspiration behind the bold and brilliant portraits from the 20 Historical Women Who Changed the World series.
In 2026 Knole is collaborating with artist Chinwe Russell to celebrate stories of incredible women from around the world. Chinwe's series of portraits are a bold, colourful and historically inspired body of work which gives an insight into the lives and legacies of some remarkable women. In this talk, she explores the role of women across cultures and generations, reflecting on how storytelling through art becomes a powerful way to preserve history, challenge narratives and pass on important messages for the future.
Why not incorporate a visit to the showrooms into your day, to see the Powerhouse exhibition, including Chinwe's paintings?
Showrooms open from 11am, last entry 3.30pm.
Cake and hot drinks included in the ticket price.
Normal admission applies. Admission is charged per person. Car parking is free with normal admission. Admission is free for National Trust members but should still be pre-booked.
Please note:
- Standard admission charges apply to non-members on arrival.
- Please meet in the Hayloft in the Conservation Studio.
- The Hayloft is wheelchair accessible. Please call us on 01732 462100 to discuss your access needs.
- Not suitable for children.
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Hear from artist Chinwe Russell as she shares the inspiration behind the bold and brilliant portraits from the 20 Historical Women Who Changed the World series.
In 2026 Knole is collaborating with artist Chinwe Russell to celebrate stories of incredible women from around the world. Chinwe's series of portraits are a bold, colourful and historically inspired body of work which gives an insight into the lives and legacies of some remarkable women. In this talk, she explores the role of women across cultures and generations, reflecting on how storytelling through art becomes a powerful way to preserve history, challenge narratives and pass on important messages for the future.
Why not incorporate a visit to the showrooms into your day, to see the Powerhouse exhibition, including Chinwe's paintings?
Showrooms open from 11am, last entry 3.30pm.
Cake and hot drinks included in the ticket price.
Normal admission applies. Admission is charged per person. Car parking is free with normal admission. Admission is free for National Trust members but should still be pre-booked.
Please note:
- Standard admission charges apply to non-members on arrival.
- Please meet in the Hayloft in the Conservation Studio.
- The Hayloft is wheelchair accessible. Please call us on 01732 462100 to discuss your access needs.
- Not suitable for children.
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