Little Amal Returns to London
Little Amal – the 3.5m puppet of a refugee Syrian child who is recognised globally as a symbol of human rights – returns to London for a festival of welcome, celebration and friendship.
Unbreakable by Soweto Skeleton Movers
Dances crew uses Pantsula dance, Afro-house and incredible Skeleton styles share personal stories about spirit and hope via dance
The Morgan Stanley Exhibition by Peter Doig
The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: Peter Doig will present an exciting new chapter in the career of one of the most celebrated and important painters working today.
Playing with blocks
Free audio tour podcast following a short walking route around Tavistock Square, exploring the story of the first English-speaking Kindergarten
Like Gods
Ruth Beale presents a new body of work that includes video, installation, and paintings.
Project Zed - Radio Drama Broadcast
Set in 2069, Project Zed centres around prisoner A168NPR as he is released from The Dome, a high-tech, high-surveillance megacity.
Worldbuilding: Science Fiction Writing Workshop for Women
A beginner's worldbuilding sci-fi writing class is open to women and non-binary persons of all ages on International Women's Day
David Hockney at The Lightroom
In this new exhibition, DAVID HOCKNEY: BIGGER & CLOSER (not smaller & further away), Lightroom’s vast walls and revolutionary sound system enable us to experience the world through Hockney’s eyes.
EXHIBITION: Belfast- Conflict to Peace
A photographic depiction of life in Ireland by Sean McKernan showcasing the decades of turbulence
Ethical Matters: Art and Artificial Intelligence
Could AI art really replace human artists? Using AI apps to generate art is quicker and more affordable but does the AI use original work to create these images?
We Are All Gods
Inspired by Renaissance artists and Constable's landscapes Claudia Piscitelli's We Are All Gods re-imagines the Gods and Goddesses of classical myth on Hamptead Heath.
Contemporary Art from the Middle East
Rose Issa and Bob Annibale, guest curators, explore three generations of Iranian and Arab artists, from the early pioneers of a vernacular 'Lettrism' movement incorporated in their works today.