The exhibition ‘Adventures in Time and Space - 60 Years of Doctor Who Art’ tells the story behind the show from its debut in 1963 to its revival in 2005 and the latest 60th anniversary specials
To celebrate Doctor Who’s 60th anniversary, Weston Museum has opened an exhibition featuring the largest collection of original and digital art from and about the programme ever shown in one location.
The exhibition, organised by the South West Heritage Trust and Events of Wonder, promises ‘a treat for all those who’ve shared an adventure with the Doctor’ and ‘a heartwarming journey for Whovians of all generations’.
It includes artwork of all the Doctors from the first (William Hartnell) to the 15th (Ncuti Gatwa), the latest Doctor, as well as its own Cyberman and memorabilia of the show.
The art exhibition is free and no ticket is needed and is running until April 13. Weston Museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm.
Weston Museum, Burlington Street, Weston-super-Mare, BS23 1PR.
Here are 22 photos from our visit to ‘Adventures in Time and Space - 60 Years of Doctor Who Art’:
1. Memorabilia
The exhibition includes a collection of memorabilia including games, figurines and Doctor Who Magic the Gathering cards.
2. Entrance
The entrance encourages visitors to “hop onto” the Tardis to adventure through time and space through the art exhibition.
3. Aliens
The aliens and monsters from the Whoniverse also play an important role throughout the exhibition.
4. Books Over Time
Books from both Classic Who and New Who are featured in the exhibition.