Through objects, visual, sound, interactive materials and event, this exhibition will tell the story of how our relationship with and understanding of the breath has developed over time.
Discover the extraordinary story behind one of humankind’s greatest achievements. From hieroglyphs to emojis, chart the evolution of writing through 5,000 years of human innovation.
A display of new work by British artist Nicola Bealing. Using both print and painting, Bealing’s work takes as its starting point the subjects and narratives found within 18th-century broadside ballads.
Experience some of the best British and international podcasts live, meet the podcasters and discover new talents – all under one roof over one weekend.
To mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci, the British Library brings together highlights from three of his remarkable notebooks.
Join the Knowledge Quarter for a private view of Global Dickens, exploring how Dickens' travels through North America and Europe had an impact on his writing, as well as the famous writer's influence all over the world.
Our Sustainability Roundtable on the plastics crisis will examine the problem from several perspectives. We will hear from professionals on the front lines of the crisis; recycling experts, scientists, and individuals pushing for change in their organisations. Share your own knowledge, learn from other partners about how to inspire organisational change and finally discover what you can and can't put in the recycling bin.
Deliveries in and out of the Knowledge Quarter have a substantial environmental footprint. Transport for London will lead a hands-on, action-planning masterclass for Knowledge Quarter partners to get under the skin of the problem and find practical solutions to reduce their carbon footprint.
Join the Knowledge Quarter for a private breakfast view of the House of Illustration's latest exhibition exploring the revolutionary graphics and provocative posters of Cold War Cuba.
Join LRB contributors and editors at the London Review Bookshop in the month of the paper’s 40th anniversa ry, as they reflect on the last four decades through the lens of subjects they’ve written about in the pages of the LRB.