Black History Month: Discover the art of Ronald Moody

This October, celebrate Black History Month at Orleans House Gallery with Ronald Moody: Sculpting Life, a free exhibition exploring the work of the Jamaican-born sculptor who lived in West London.

Opening celebration 

On Thursday 1 October, celebrate the exhibition’s opening with an evening of art, music and live performance. Be among the first to experience this landmark exhibition. 

• Date: Thursday 1 October
• Time: 6 to 9pm 
• Location: Orleans House Gallery, Orleans Road, Twickenham TW1 3BL 

Find out more about Ronald Moody: Sculpting Life and book tickets online.

The exhibition 

From Friday 2 October 2026 to Sunday 28 February 2027, visit Orleans House Gallery to celebrate the work of Ronald Moody, one of the twentieth century’s most remarkable yet overlooked artists. Discover powerful sculptures, writings and broadcasts that reveal a lifetime of creativity and innovation.

Adapted from The Hepworth Wakefield exhibition, the show presents the breadth of Moody’s practice across sculpture, poetry, writing and audio broadcasting, offering an expansive view of this important twentieth-century artist.