Come ye all HIPPIES, RAVERS, ACTIVISTS, PSYCHEDELIANS, NEW AGERS, ARTISTS etc… Come help us explore and discuss the successes and failtures of the counterculture past, present and future, in the USA and UK.
We are delighted to welcome The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies for Horrorigins: How the Female Gothic Still Haunts Women’s Homes
The past, present and future of the city's oldest way of shopping
Christ-Figures, Commodity Fetishes, Monsters: The Disturbing Legacy of Lynching Photography in Contemporary Horror Cinema
The past, present and future of the city's oldest way of shopping
Join us for By the Numbers: Roberta Findlay, Home Video and the Horror Film, brought to you by The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Stories.
No city can survive without water, and lots of it, and the history of Liquid London is astonishing.
Join PC-Press to celebrate the launch of FIAT: All Money Is Ours, a book documenting a project by the Slovenian collective NSK State Reserve. With a discussion between authors Charles Lewis and David K.
We are delighted to present another talk curated by The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies. Just Love Me and Eat: The Romantic Cannibal and Romantic Cannibalism.
Kicking off the new year with the 109th Salon discussing dreams and dooms in visions of the future city.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO THE TUBE STRIKES - ticket holders will be contacted about refunds
Join us for Myth of Harm, The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies’ first event of the year.
Raft returns to The Horse Hospital this Xmas, bringing a night of simple light, blessings, birthday celebrations, live performances and wassailing – a special midwinter thanksgiving to celebrate everything that continues to grow, defiantly, and again
The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies ends the year on a bright note Land Down Under: Australian Gothic Horror
The Tom Waits Winter Warmer For the Wounded and Wasted… Join us for an evening of words, flickering pictures, scratched discs and unspooled cassettes, celebrating this most mercurial of American artists in the company of his biographer Barney Hoskyns and photographer and artist Eva Vermandel, hosted by author Travis Elborough
A film about Pauline Oliveros, the iconic composer, performer, teacher, philosopher, innovator and humanitarian.
Jennifer Higgie on the art of healing and how art can lend solace to a troubled world.
An art and music benefit, exhibiting works donated for sale, as well as live performances on the eve of 24th November.
Ferocious Fatherhood: Representations of Fatherhood and Masculinity in American horror cinema, (1970-1979,) brought to you by The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Stories
A celebration of creativity and the healing potential of storytelling with the award- winning novelist Jon McGregor and Sebastian Groes
Join us for Tracing Lives, a film season exploring daily life. Curated by Immie Burt.
We look forward to hosting the launch of Hardcore: The Cinematic World of Pulp by Paul Burgess & Louise Colbourne
Remember, remember the 3rd of November… A seasonal sonic seance ghosted by Travis Elborough featuring spirited conversation with Ruth Bayer and Caroline Wise, eerie acoustics by Kemper Norton and spooled spookiness from The Howling.
In the red corner, Miles Templeton and in the blue corner, Sam Perrin take on London’s extraordinary history of boxing and boxers .
Join us to celebrate the launch of Chesil Cliff House and Other Failures by Sam Moore, the second text in A Series of Attempts, a new series by Sticky Fingers Publishing. The event will include a group viewing of a supercut of Grand Designs, followed by readings from Sam Moore and Carl Gent, and then a discussion between the two writers.
Fringe-favourite artists Amanda Grace and Bethany McHugh present their experimental variations on the solo show... and teach you to create your own!
Please join us for the premiere of Whispers, Wishes, Whatever, directed by Nico Carmandaye.
Come join us for Miskatonic’s next event Folklore, Folk Horror and Generation Hexed.
Conjuring ghosts from past, present and future, composer and harpist Esther Swift holds a ritualistic Gathering of Light in a series of poems, songs and tunes, accompanied by herself playing the harp.
A night of words, pictures and kind rewinds featuring a rare screening of Permanent Vacation, a Q&A (and readings) from author Geoff Nicholson & film's director W. Scott Peake
Join writers Alan Walker and David Barret as they explore the strange underworld of the capital's covert cults.
A live projector performance with 16mm film and invented lenses by Jeannne Liotta, with a soundtrack by Eric Baus, Phil Cordelli, and Oren Silverman
