Take part in a mass game of Chinese Whispers in a contemporary and playful exploration of Renaissance rumour.

An Illustrated debate
Part of the King’s College London Arts & Humanities Festival 2014: Underground

Lawrence Zeegen, Dean of the School of Design at London College of Communication, presents 50 Years of Illustration.

An intimate gathering of individuals looking for stimulating content, conversation and connections.

This debate asks pressing questions about women and dress.

Panel of experts in middle east to discuss the dangers of reporting from today’s Middle East and the implications for news gathering and decision-making

Can cities have it all: Culture, competitiveness, social inclusion and sustainable development?

Leading philosophers from King’s College London discuss ‘who are we?’ in a series of informal and inclusive Salons

Panel debate with leading experts discussing research from London College of Communication exploring how Silver Surfing can cure social isolation.

Leading philosophers from King’s College London discuss ‘who are we?’ in a series of informal and inclusive Salons

How writers can harness digital media to their advantage.

If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, what is it about the human brain that enables us to appreciate it?

Leading philosophers from King’s College London discuss ‘who are we?’ in a series of informal and inclusive Salons

Poetry reading followed by informal Q&A

Dr Joanne Morra, Central Saint Martins, looks at how artistic interventions animate the Museum and what can they tell us about psychoanalysis and contemporary art.

A topical debate on the psychology of war and atrocity by leading experts in the field.  Audience participation will be encouraged.

Discussing the role of design regarding multi-sensory stimulation, activity and environment for people living with dementia

Explore ideas of hellish persons in four different periods and areas.
Part of the King’s College London Arts & Humanities Festival 2014: Underground

Discussion on why it took so long for diplomacy to open its doors and how that historical legacy still lingers in the 21st century.

Part of the King’s College London Arts & Humanities Festival 2014: Underground

A public roundtable bringing together critics, artists, producers, programmers and policy-makers to examine and identify key issues surrounding criticism.