Mr A moves in mysterious ways is a new exhibition displaying works from the Adamson Collection. The Adamson Collection is one of the world’s largest collections of artworks made by psychiatric patients. It consists of approximately 6,000 paintings, drawings and sculptural objects by the residents of Netherne, a long-stay British mental hospital.
This summer the Foundling Museum presents a new family-friendly exhibition exploring how Dame Jacqueline Wilson’s much-loved character Hetty Feather has brought the history of London’s Foundling Hospital to life.
Do we value our privacy more than new medical discoveries? Data-driven technology developments are transforming our medical knowledge and giving medical professionals new insights into patients’ wellbeing.
The Churches Conservation Trust is delighted to invite colleagues from Knowledge Quarter organisations to a lecture on the discovery of a rare 15th century Rose Brass.
Transforming education is no easy task. But that's FutureLearn's bold mission. Partnering up with universities from all over the world, the company aims to make education more accessible and convenient online.
Pop into the Crick this summer for a day of discovery. Meet our friendly scientists, find out about the latest life-changing research and get hands-on with fun activities for all the family. Featuring fascinating talks, interactive workshops and the chance to peek behind the scenes at the Crick.
This year the BMA garden will be part of the Open Garden Squares Weekend. Through interactive exhibits and onsite experts, our garden will showcase local community organisations using gardens to improve health, wellbeing and nutrition of patients and communities in London.
As part of 'The Great Get Together', join your neighbours in a simple act of friendship and sharing. Actors will be on hand to read your stories aloud and bring much-loved tales to life.
"You´ll die. Or get kidnapped by Al Qaeda. What you want to do is impossible!" That is what all experts, analysts and the Yemenis themselves told the Swedish traveller Mikael Strandberg. But he has done the impossible.
Is academic book production outstripping demand? Can library budgets keep pace with the ever growing book production? Will academic books become a new frontier of Open Access? Are we ready to move away from the physical codex? Find out more and join us for a continuing debate.
A divisive world. Balancing paradoxes in political, economic, social, and environmental spheres is no easy feat. There are no singular anecdotes for these macro-level tensions, but managing the emergences created from these crucibles is the role of an innovation manager.
This major international feminist conference emerges out of a shared sense that feminism today is confronted with a set of acute challenges to which it urgently needs to bring new resources and critical insight.
Knowledge Quarter partner Bennetts Associates is celebrating thirty years in practice this year. To explore the London Festival of Architecture 2017 theme ‘memory’ their are hosting a photography exhibition entitled '30 Images from 30 Years in Practice'.
In the immediate aftermath of the general election and on the first anniversary of the historic Brexit referendum, Kings Place launches the first UK-wide Politics Festival – a weekend of pro-politics talks, debates, discussions and plenty of politics-related entertainment
Come to UAL's Central Saint Martins on Friday 23rd June - one year after the UK's Brexit vote - to support the launch of Creative Unions - A campaign bringing together voices to demonstrate that creativity must operate across borders.
Join the second meet-up of the Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence in Biomedicine. The aim is to share learning, impart knowledge on the latest developments and advancements in AI and biomedicine, encourage networking and generate open collaboration and discussion between experts in AI, machine learning and biomedical scientists.
Come along to a unique event to explore the impact of the Reformation on English literature on Tuesday, 27 June hosted by the Friends of Senate House Library, School of Advanced Study, University of London. Professor of Renaissance studies Tom Healy, will lead with the support of famous actors Joanna David, Nickolas Grace and David Robb.
Daniel Wohl’s music blends electronics with acoustic instrumentation to often ‘surprising and provocative effect’ (NPR). He is joined by the LCO and visual artist Daniel Schwarz for this special concert featuring music from the celebrated album Holographic. Knowledge Quarter partners get a special discount by quoting ‘KNOWLEDGE’ when booking online via the Kings Place website or via phone.
In latest news, pioneering street artist and master of street typography Ben Eine has been announced for SKIP Night, an evening of life drawing and live street art as part of Art Night 2017. SKIP Night will feature life drawing classes inside a closed skip situated in the playground of the Sir John Cass’s Foundation Primary School with classes taught by Draw Brighton founder, Jake Spicer. Featuring a variety of models and poses, the classes will encourage visitors to take up their pencils and sketch a spotlit life model from the intimate, amphitheater style seating area inside the skip.