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Description: What is worthy of preserving from our city? Work with talented artist Jenny Leonard to fill a time capsule, by using paints, words and postcards to create colourful visual stories that capture the essence of the city. This drop-in workshop has been commissioned by the Cultural Champions, a group of students who work with Cultural King's to enhance the university's cultural activities for students, and has been created in response to 'Nowville', a King's College London installation created by We Are Anagram.

Description: A video and sound installation created by King's artist Gen Doy, currently resident in the Department of Classics, in collaboration with Lynn Dennison. This work makes an imagined source of water visible and audible in the 'Roman' Bath, accompanied by a spoken and sung soundtrack which creatively uses Heraclitus' dialectical notion that something can be, at the same time, itself and its opposite.

Description: Talks and performances as part of the Art Meets Philosophy: CPVA Artists in Residence exhibition showcasing the latest work by contemporary artists operating at the intersection of philosophy and the visual arts.

Description: Art Meets Philosophy: CPVA Artists in Residence. An exhibition, with talks and performances, showcasing the latest work by contemporary artists operating at the intersection of philosophy and the visual arts.

Description: Debate on the future direction of UK trade policy after Brexit with Martin Wolf, Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times, and Shanker Singham, Director of Economic Policy and Prosperity Studies at the Legatum Institute.

Description: The Wheatstone Lecture will be delivered by Professor Ian Walmsley FRS (University of Oxford); his lecture is entitled:Building quantum machines out of light

Description: Every day we see articles in the media about artificial intelligence: some are optimistic, some pessimistic, and some complain about the hype! In this talk I will review some of the history of the field and in particular the shift in approach that has caused much of the recent wave of excitement.

Description: A seminar and guided view of the 'Humans of Calais' photographic exhibition, led by researchers from the King's College London Migration Research Group. The exhibition is open to all King's staff and students from Monday - Friday until 26 January.

Description: As the West is consumed by conspiracy theories about Russia, Ilya Yablokov's new book, Fortress Russia, is the first-ever study of Russian conspiracy theories in the post-Soviet period. It explores how the West is portrayed in these conspiracy theories and how this image is used to create public support for the Kremlin.

Description: Jane Sillis, Director of Engage - the lead advocacy and training network for gallery education - will discuss innovative youth-led practice in galleries and share ideas for how this can contribute to visual arts education in the future. This is part of the CPPR seminar series.