Green velvet banner which reads "I have never been anything else" on a frame in a museum

Young Masters Art Prize - Her Court Exhibition at Wimbledon Museum

One of 14 artists selected for a Young Masters exhibition project in collaboration with Wimbledon Museum, I created two artworks for Her Court: The Role Wimbledon Played in the Suffragette Movement. 

"I Have Never Been Anything Else" was displayed in the museum above the display and "Never Anything Else" in the gallery.

Green velvet banner which reads "I Have Never Been Anything Else" on display in a museum exhibition

The exhibition runs 2nd-11th July 2026 with a programme of events.

"Drawing on the museum’s local history collections and archives, the exhibition explored the little-known relationship between Wimbledon and the women’s suffrage movement. The exhibition explored themes of courage, resistance, erasure, public voice, women’s lives, hidden stories, symbolism and colour, place, power and change. The project engages with the suffrage palette of purple, white and green, the history of Wimbledon, and wider narratives surrounding women’s rights and representation. The exhibition will bring together contemporary artistic responses across disciplines, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, photography, textiles, performance, film and digital practice."

Green velvet banner which reads "Never Anything Else" on display in a gallery

The exhibition was supported and artists selected by a curatorial and advisory panel including:

  • Helen Pankhurst CBE, great-granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst and convenor of Centenary Action
  • Pamela Greenwood, Art Historian and Curator of Wimbledon Museum
  • Yasmin Jones Henry, Financial Times Writer, Cultural Placeshaping Strategist and Founder of The Lab W1
  • Sabine Taal, Dutch Fundraiser and Philanthropist
  • Sarah Jane Moon, British-New Zealand award-winning Artist and Educator
  • Liz Hoggard, Journalist and Art Critic
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