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MIMA presents an exhibition dedicated to artist Winifred Nicholson's relationship with the tradition of rag rug making. Best known for her luminous flower paintings, Nicholson (1893-1981) was an influential figure in British 20th century art. Presenting 28 rag rugs, many of which have never previously been shown in public, this exhibition shines a light on an unknown aspect of her work.
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