Wednesdays Pop-Up Displays: Amongst Visions

Amongst Visions showcases the work and research of PhD student and artist Holly Davey (Slade School of Fine Art). 

Featuring original drawings from UCL Art Museum, archival materials, and Davey’s own creative responses, including script, performance, video and collage, this pop-up display in the intimate setting of UCL Art Museum's Prints & Drawings Room celebrates the life and work of Slade alumnus Frances Jennings (1889-1915).

Amongst Visions contains material referencing mental health and suicide. 

About Holly Davey

Holly Davey’s current work intertwines with her on-going research supported by London Arts & Humanities Partnership (LAHP) into women artists at the margins of collections and archival spaces and why they have been forgotten.

Opening hours

Visit Amongst Visions during UCL Art Museum's Prints & Drawings Room public opening hours, Wednesdays 1-5pm between 24 September and 26 November 2025.

Access

UCL Art Museum's Prints & Drawings Room is located on the ground floor of the South Wing in the UCL Wilkins Building and is currently only accessible via Malet Place. 

Access to UCL Art Museum's Prints & Drawings Room is step-free. Further information can be found on the planning your visit page.

Finding us

The nearest tube stations are Euston Square (Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City), Goodge Street (Northern Line), Warren Street (Victoria Line), and buses 18, 30, 73, 134 and 205 stop three to five minutes away on Euston Road. See planning your visit page for more details.