The School of Life invites KQ partners to join psychologists, historians, broadcasters and writers as they take a philosophical look at the worlds of history and literature. To claim the 20% discount, simply use the promo code.
Project One Zero, a new Art Collective based on The Cally ( Caledonian Road – North London ) at Bemerton Art Studios invites artist to submit applications for exhibiting artists’ works, for residencies and organises free workshops open to all.
Open City Documentary Festival is currently looking for partners for the delivery of content for the 2016; held each June since 2011, the festival creates an open space to nurture and champion the art of creative documentary. All festival partners have an active presence at the festival by participating in the industry programme, hosting screenings and creating bespoke events.
The Knowledge Quarter PhD placement provides opportunities for PhD students to develop and apply transferable research skills outside of the university sector. This position would be ideal for someone looking to gain experience and pursue a career in a think tank, public affairs or third sector policy-making and research.
Sonica is a programme dedicated to world-class visual sonic arts, presenting emerging British talent alongside exceptional international artists.
London Metropolitan Archives is pleased to announce that the Great Parchment Book Blog has been nominated in the Arts and Culture category of the UK Blog Awards 2016. The Public Vote has opened and Knowledge Quarter partners can express their support for the Great Parchment Book project and the blog by voting it.
Briffa would like to invite all Knowledge Quarter partners to their annual party which coincides with the 28th edition of the London Art Fair. Come along and catch up with the Briffa team at their offices and view the many wonders on show from no less than 120 galleries presenting modern British Art alongside contemporary work from today’s leading artists.
The Foundling Museum presents ‘Drawing on Childhood’ an exhibition that brings together the work of major illustrators from the eighteenth-century to the present day, who have created powerful images of characters in fiction who are orphaned, adopted, fostered or found.
The Knowledge Quarter is delighted to have responded to the Central Activities Zone (CAZ) welcoming the recognition of the importance of specialist clusters and the benefits derived from clustering.
CILIP is launching a new campaign, My Library By Right, to champion the public’s rights to quality library services. The campaign has been launched in December 2015 and continue into 2016. It is focused on public library services in England.