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Curiosity Cabinet

 

Be curious about our research

The Curiosity Cabinet is a street-side exhibition of curious and extraordinary research undertaken by staff and students. The cabinet showcases physical and digital objects, films and interactive displays that have inspired or emerged from the expertise on display at King's.

Created and managed by the Faculty of Arts & Humanities and King’s Culture.

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A free-to-visit, outdoor display.

Curiosity Cabinet, 171 Strand, London WC2R 1EP

Current Exhibition: Lost Landscapes of Print

Presented by Dr Brian Murray and produced by King's Culture, the display tells the story of four local sites that were central to London’s popular print culture in the nineteenth century.

Lost Landscapes of Print

Past Exhibitions

Summer 2025: Waymarkers

Waymarkers

Project probes the relationship between smartphones, belonging, visual culture and migration.

Spring 2025: FAKE OR REAL

FAKE OR REAL?

The authenticity of an image has a profound effect on how we interact with it.

Inaugural Collection

Inaugural Collection

The first exhibition in the Curiosity Cabinet dedicated to curious people and curious objects.

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