The conversation will draw on Gupta’s remarkable photography practice, works in the exhibition and his collaborative work with Singh.

Sunil Gupta: Life with a Camera, 1970 – Now will be open from 6pm for you to explore before the in conversation event.

The Kettle’s Yard shop will be open for you to enjoy some evening shopping, and drinks and food will be available from the Garden Kitchen café. There will also be live music to enjoy throughout the evening.

This event is free with an exhibition ticket. Book your ticket to the exhibition here.

This event is free with an exhibition ticket. Book your ticket to the exhibition here.

This event is free with an exhibition ticket. Book your ticket to the exhibition here.

The event is free with an exhibition ticket. Book your ticket to the exhibition here.

Exactly 120 years ago, Hertha Ayrton was awarded the Royal Society’s prestigious Hughes Medal, the first and only woman in the entire twentieth century to receive this honour.

A close friend of Marie Curie, Ayrton was an electrical engineer, mathematician, physicist and inventor, as well as an active suffrage campaigner. While a student at Cambridge’s Girton College, she also founded the College’s own Fire Brigade.

If you feel like you’re slowing down and would like to become more active, this is the programme for you.

Each Museum Boost session explores a story from one of the eight University of Cambridge Museums or the Botanic Garden. These stories provide the inspiration for creative dance and movement.

Led by dance for health artist Filipa Pereira-Stubbs, sessions combine chair-based and standing movement. Everybody’s body is different, and you will be supported to take part at a level that feels right for you.

Led by dance for health artist Filipa Pereira-Stubbs, each session begins with an exploration of museum objects and their stories. These provide the inspiration for a creative dance and movement session.

Sessions combine chair-based and standing movement. Everybody’s body is different, and you will be supported to take part at a level that feels right for you.

We finish with refreshments and another opportunity to look closely at the objects.

Companions are very welcome.

Museum Encounters was developed in consultation with Parkinson’s UK Cambridge branch.