
Exhibition of more than 100 drawings by Prashant Kansara about the suffering of children in war and genocide.
Prashant Kansara is showing In the Sight of God at The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum in Coventry, which runs from Tuesday 13 October to Sunday 8 November 2026. It's a drop-in exhibition, so you can pop in whenever suits you rather than booking a specific slot.
The show brings together more than 100 drawings from a series Kansara began back in October 2023. Each one is a separate piece, but they're meant to be seen as a whole. The work takes on the collective political and societal acceptance of the horrors that war and genocide inflict on children, and the scale of the collection is part of that: each drawing stands as a testimony to the levels of suffering witnessed daily, and together they build into a stark visual archive of innocent lives destroyed and made invisible. It's the kind of thing that asks you to look at the moral cost of indifference and silence.
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Because it's a drop-in, there's no need to plan your visit around a set time—you can just turn up and take your own time with the drawings. Entry is included with general admission to the museum, so if you're already planning a day at The Herbert, this is something you can add to it without any extra cost. It runs until 8 November, so there's plenty of room to fit it in over the autumn.
Date
7 November – 8 November
Location
The Herbert Art Gallery & MuseumPrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years