Pollinator Pathmaker: The human impulse to “better” the world
Pollinators see colours differently from us, forage in different ways, and emerge in different seasons to each other. As a...
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Out On An Island: The Isle Of Wight’s Hidden LGBTQ+ History
Out On An Island’s book and exhibition unveil a vibrant heritage trail of people, places and moving oral histories, looking...
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Serpentine’s Pavilion 2022: The power of sound and music as a healing mechanism
Serpentine's Pavilion Black Chapel, designed by Theaster Gates, will pay homage to British craft and manufacturing traditions
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Shalom Taiwan at the UK Jewish Film Festival
Argentine movie Shalom Taiwan screens this February in London
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Believing the Image: Political Torture on Film
This discussion will engage with questions surrounding the aesthetics and ethics of responding to violent events and collective memory on...
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Leo Boix: Ballad of a Happy Immigrant
This December Poet in the City lined up a trio of leading contemporary performers to explore immigration, identity and the...
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The Commute: Andrew Johnston Davies
In a year in which we ironically travel less than ever, The Commute, the book by Andrew Johnston Davies portrays...
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Esperanza Gómez-Carrera: Everything can be different when you explore with new eyes
Artists in quarantine: Esperanza Gómez-Carrera (Spain) Visual artist. Lives in London
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Joshua Burton: Poems to my mother
This poem by Joshua Burton is comprised of nine vignettes as letters addressed to my mother (Joyce), my niece (Brianna),...
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The tricycle: A challenge to reason by Gobo Theatre
Gobo Teatro presents its first project as a company at the Barons Court Theater: El triciclo, a play by Fernando...
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