Join us after dark for this Soane Late as we delve deeper into the stories and design of this unique Museum, house, and studio. Mythic Time / Tens of Thousands of Rememberings, a collaborative exhibition between artist Lina Iris Viktor and the Museum will be illuminated throughout the evening. 

Viktor’s work unearths connections across time and cultures, from ancient Egypt to medieval illumination and indigenous Australian art. In bringing together these connections, she mirrors Soane’s own eclectic approach to collecting objects from varied cultures and time periods. Viktor’s sculptural works, made especially for this exhibition, are interspersed throughout the Museum, introducing new presences and memories into Soane’s former home.

The whole Museum is yours to explore as you wander corridors lined by Sir John Soane’s vast collections including works by Canaletto, Turner and Hogarth. The Museum is at its most awe-inspiring after dark when our expert guides bring the vast and eclectic collections to life.

  • We encourage photography at these events and if you are sharing your images on social media, tag us @soanemuseum on Instagram and X or use the hashtag #PhototheSoane, and we'll share your shots to our Stories.
  • Admission includes a glass of wine in the Library Dining Room where Sir John Soane would have entertained the great and the good of Regency society.
  • Tickets are available for arrival at either 18:00, 18:30, 19:30 or 20:00. The event finishes at 9.15pm.
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A member of the Museum team adjust lighting in the crypt area, next to the sarcophagus. Drinks are served to guests in the Library-Dining Room. The sarcophagus of Seti I, surrounded by visitors during a Soane Late. The illuminated columns, casts and details of the Colonnade area. A member of the Museum team opens the panels of the Picture Room for visitors to look within. A spotlight tour in the Crypt

'Lina Iris Viktor: Mythic Time' gallery

An eight-legged chair gilded with gold leaf, positioned in the Crypt of the Museum in relation to a nineteenth century garden chair. The exhibition gallery at the Museum, centered around an abstract white ceramic sculpture on a golden pedestal. In the Crypt of the Museum, an abstract figure sculpture is positioned between two casts of Venus. The Foyle Space at the Musuem, home to three of Lina Iris Viktor's extraordinary black-gold 'Constellations' series, and a new sculpture in wood and gilded rope. A white cermaic vessel on a golden stool is positioned in the window of the South Drawing Room. A detail of a sculpture in the Crypt.