Hubs & networks

The Arts, Health & Wellbeing hub brings together academics, students and healthcare professionals around King’s with an interest in the intersection between arts and health. King’s distinctive approach leverages the university’s cultural connections and the reach of King’s Health Partners to support innovative research, trial arts-based health interventions and support the development of the healthcare professionals of the future.

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King’s staff and students work in all aspects of digital creativity, from ethical, cultural and historical perspectives, through practical innovation, application and critique. King’s provides opportunities for its community and cultural partners to ask questions, test ideas, pool expertise, collaborate and co-produce new creative digital outputs. This drives new research and education, supports the university to forge partnerships with creative and digital industries in London and beyond and puts digital creativity at the heart of our real and virtual classrooms and students’ success.

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In March 2020 King’s College London temporarily closed Science Gallery London in line with UK Government guidelines in response to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Like many other organisations we are continuing to manage the challenges presented by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. For the remainder of 2021, all Science Gallery London spaces remain temporarily adapted to support on-campus learning for King’s students. King’s remains committed to engaging our communities with research with purpose; to the ongoing development of King's Cultural Community; and to pioneering collaborations in arts and science that enhance education and research. We continue to deliver cultural programmes both digitally and on-campus. King’s is and remains a member of the Science Gallery Global Network. King’s is pleased to confirm that Science Gallery London will reopen from Spring 2022. We look forward to sharing plans for the relaunch of Science Gallery London as King’s inclusive, interdisciplinary hub for discovery in art, health and science later in 2021.

Connecting a series of venues across the Strand campus including the Inigo Rooms and the Arcade and Exchange in Bush House. The Strand Cultural Quarter currently exists as both a physical and programme-based hub. With a number of key spaces across the Strand Campus that are used on a regular basis for cultural activity, the projects presented across the quarter aim to maximise interdisciplinary work between Strand-based faculties, engage high profile key partners on a regular basis, and provide an ongoing cultural programme that is meaningful to students, the academic community and the sector, providing an effective platform to amplify King’s research and education.

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The Arts and Conflict Hub based in the Department of War Studies at King's provides a focal point for work exploring the relationship between the arts and conflict, including visual arts, dance, music, theatre and film.

The Cultural Advocates are representatives within each faculty at King's who work with King’s Culture in supporting the cultural community. Raising the profile of cultural initiatives and opportunities to colleagues across their faculty, they ensure that researchers are supported in culturally-engaged activities, and enable the Culture team to work with a focus on faculty priorities.

A network of museums, galleries and events spaces across and around King's five campuses.

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A group of exceptional individuals from across industry, academia, government and the arts who support and enhance King's Cultural Community.

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