King's Culture is a dynamic specialist arts and culture unit working across the university to develop creative collaborations that aim to enhance your time at King's.
King’s Culture primarily works across two sites, Strand Aldwych (Strand Campus) and Science Gallery London (Guy’s Campus).
Their mission is to enhance your time at King’s with a diverse range of artistic, cultural and creative experiences.
From exciting new exhibitions inspired by King's cutting-edge research, to opportunities to connect with artists and researchers on student-led projects, or support with creative events produced by the King's community, King’s Culture’s varied programme looks to create and curate engaging cultural experiences you can explore and get involved in.
Recent projects have explored themes including emerging digital technologies, climate and sustainability, conflict and displacement, and creative health.
Upcoming events during Welcome to King's and beyond
At Science Gallery London, Guy’s Campus
AI: Who’s Looking After Me?
Wednesday – Saturday, 11.00 – 18.00
Dive into a playful and surprising exhibition exploring the impact of AI on our lives.
Poetry Luv x AI: Who's Looking After Me?
Saturday 30 September, 15.00 – 18.00
Come down for a special Poetry Luv showcase as part of this AI season. The event will kick-off with Poetry Luv’s usual open-mic slot, before leading into poems and discussion. .
Friday Lates: Machine Mythologies
Friday 6 October, 18.00 – 21.00
Explore the gallery after dark and enjoy performances, talks and interventions including Indo-futuristic live cinema experience ‘Elsewhere in India’; a roundtable discussion ‘Can We Trust AI?’; displays of works by designers from the London College of Communication; and live DJs.
Bush House Arcade, Strand Campus
Collective Catalogue of Care
Monday 18 – Wednesday 20 September, 10.00 – 16.00
Come together to create a shared guide to London life with other new students. Bring a favourite recipe, café recommendation, favourite place to walk or anything you want to share. Professional artist Demelza Watts will help transform your ideas into a room of care and inspiration which will be shared with students across the University.
Sessions are drop in and no previous artistic experience is needed.