International resident curators explore ‘object’ and ‘letter’, and informal publishing in contemporary art A public presentation and seminar with resident…

My Grandad’s Car My Grandad’s Car is the story of two friends who set out to explore their heritage and…

Caribbean and Caribbean diaspora artists confronting issues of sustainable community and cultural practice will be discussed as part of a…

he Migration Museum Project and Iniva join forces to explore Migration and Architecture. How have migrants shaped Britain’s built environment…

The Stuart Hall Library Research Network is a forum for postgraduate researchers to introduce an aspect of their work, followed…

Dr. Kalyan Kundu is a founder member of The Tagore Centre, UK. He has co-edited several books on Tagore: Rabindranath…

What is internationalism as a set of practices in relation to contemporary art? If globalisation has produced a paradigm shift…

This event will take place in PS1 gallery space amongst Anna Boghiguian’s artworks for installation A Play to Play. Ansuman…

Reading group A chance to discuss the issues surrounding participation, engagement, collaboration and social practice through a dynamic walking reading…

A performance by Goshka Macuga in collaboration with Ansuman Biswas as part of the exhibition Tagore’s Universal Allegories. Working with…

Artist Amina Menia and art historian Anthony Downey in conversation. Amina Menia was born in 1976 in Algiers, where she…

The Stuart Hall Library Research Network is a forum for postgraduate researchers to introduce an aspect of their work, followed…

Shanay Jhaveri is the author of the recently published book, Western Artists and India. The book identifies the cross-cultural exchanges…

Interested in developing your creative skills? Want to delve deeper into ideas and cultural debates? Iniva is offering an exciting…

Exhibition tour with Tagore’s Universal Allegories curator Grant Watson. Find out more about Tagore, Santiniketan and the exhibiting artists Anna…

The exhibition Reflexive Disclosure brings together talented and promising photographers, young people and adults from the London Borough of Lambeth….

Co-curator Teresa Cisneros leads a tour of Scat, introducing Sonia Boyce’s work and her use of the building. Booking This…

The Black Bottom originated in New Orleans during the 1900s, reaching popularity during the mid-late 1920s, competing with its close…

Sound artist Ain Bailey, who colloborated with Sonia Boyce on Oh Adelaide performs two recent works. Ode To No. 6,…

Lawrence Abu Hamdan and Charlotte Prodger with Fatima Hellberg and Irene Revell from Electra Through conversation and selected sound-based and…

This symposium with presentations on the theme ‘The Trouble with Research’ is a celebration of the success of the recently…

Mikhail Karikis, co-collaborator on the work For you, only you, explores his work as a sound artist through performance, film…

Artist Sonia Boyce gives a lecture on her own practice and long-term interest in sound in the context of her…

In relation to the Keywords exhibition and part of the Family display, Iniva presents Lyn French (A Space Director) in…

This event, programmed by The Otolith Collective featuring Penny Stempel’s seminal film co-directed by Chris Rushton In the National Interest?…

In relation to the Keywords exhibition and as part of the Family display, Iniva presents Exploring Family in One-to-One Art…

Art critic and cultural theorist Geeta Kapur talks about ‘Practice’ in relation to her long experience of writing about modern…

The Stuart Hall Library reading group is open to everyone, whether you are in formal education, academia, engaged in artistic…

Theorist and writer on art , literature, film and psychoanalysis, Leo Bersani, considers the keyword, Sex, in particular the obsolescence…

Curators Grant Watson and Gavin Delahunty lead a tour of the Keywords exhibition, expanding on the concept and content of…

Interested in developing your creative skills? Want to delve deeper into ideas and cultural debates but don’t know how? From…

Keyword Lecture: Douglas Crimp discusses Theory “…from fw theoria, lL, theoria, Gk-contemplation, spectacle, mental conception (from theoros, Gk-spectator, rw thea,…

Artist John Dugger and art historian Guy Brett have worked together since 1967. Dugger created participatory art events in London,…

Sabine El Chamaa is a Lebanese filmmaker currently in the finishing stages of an Audio Visual PhD at Goldsmiths, University…

Ex-politician, activist and businesswoman Linda Bellos discusses the keyword ‘Equality’. Her talk will set out the history of current equality…

This event exploring the question of public policy is presented by the Centre for Cultural Studies Research in association with…

The conventional political terrain in South Africa appears to be stalling on delivering the fruits of a democratic process. However,…

Providing a context for the Peter Clarke exhibition, a panel including independent curator Christine Eyene, share their knowledge of recent…

In partnership with Iniva, the Institute of International Visual Arts, sixteen international art students from the University of East London´s…

Author, playwright and memoirist, Gillian Slovo in conversation with Tamar Garb, University College London, about how she has drawn upon…

Tessa Jackson, Iniva’s Chief Executive and co-curator of Wind Blowing on the Cape Flats leads a tour of Peter Clarke’s…

Inspired by the history of printmaking from the Mexican Revolution to the recent Occupy Wall Street movement, this 5 session…

‘You Can’t Get Lost in Cape Town’ Internationally acclaimed writer Zoe Wicomb reads from her work – short stories and…

Hans Ulrich Obrist with Peter Clarke Co-Director of the Serpentine Gallery, Hans Ulrich Obrist continues his on-going Conversation Series (1996-…