The Royal College of General Practitioners is delighted to be hosting its first ever art exhibition; Health and the Body: The Ingram Collection at the RCGP to highlight various issues and concepts surrounding General Practice today.
Knowledge Quarter partner, Arts Catalyst, launches a multi-year research programme for international artists, urbanist collectives and research architects to come together with local communities, so as to explore and document the social, political and environmental issues affecting those who inhabit the city.
Devolution could offer specific opportunities for building relationships between Knowledge Quarter and local authorities. There are already several projects underway that indicate a potential future direction. Knowledge Quarter could also play a really useful role engaging various organisations in the devolution process itself.
“Be curious “children told in inspirational day filled with talks and workshops. From 3D-printing with the Crafts Council to fighting the robot uprising with the Guardian’s Ken Lim. Over 200 […]
Children to solve crime, construct buildings and hear from comic book artists and video game musicians at careers event for primary pupils. Crime solving with the Francis Crick Institute, building […]
The Knowledge Quarter and Lord Cultural Resources presented the event “Museums of the Future: Agents of Soft Power” on Monday 18th of April at this year Museum Next conference in Dublin.
Museum Next is an annual conference where professionals from across the sector come together to share best practice, network and get new ideas.
The Cally Festival invites Knowledge Quarter partners to come together with local residents and businesses suggesting new interactive activities and celebrating their specialties as a community.
Unfortunately due to a family emergency with the speaker, the Making Waves event has been cancelled.
London’s Knowledge Quarter (KQ) welcomed publication of a new report from the Centre for London highlighting the capital’s innovation districts; areas that provide the right conditions for organisations from a range of sectors to exchange knowledge, collaborate and innovate.
All Knowledge Quarter partners are invited to submit proposals for Curious? Festival of Futures programmes. Building on the amazing success of Curious? 2015, King’s Cross will host a one-day long learning and knowledge-focused festival, encouraging and enabling partnerships and collaborations from across the Knowledge Quarter.