In numerous traditions, palmistry has long been used to interpret future events and reveal hidden facets of one’s character.
From the lines on the hand to the shape of the fingers, every detail is attributed a meaning. This creates a language through which one can approach the unknown.
KW’s palm reading offers personalised one-to-one sessions in which participants are invited to explore what their own hands reveal.
Before the sessions, visitors are invited to view Susan Hiller’s exhibition. Drawing on an enduring fascination with the possibility of interpreting phenomena that defy simple explanation, each exhibition in KW’s Autumn 2026 programme reflects in its own way on transformation, memory and the changing states of images and objects.
Together, the exhibitions raise the question of the extent to which people allow their senses to shape their interpretation or perception of an object, a place or a moment.
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