LCC is excited to be a part of the Inside Out Festival 2014! The festival, which is curated and produced by TCCE (The Culture Capital Exchange) in association with Times Higher Education, aims to highlight the capital’s cultural and creative kudos from the inside out.
Inside Out will showcase, for the fifth year running, the fascinating contribution made by London’s universities to the city’s cultural life. A huge number of events will take place both on university campuses and at other leading London venues throughout the week.
The wider public is encouraged to participate in a broad range of activities from the performing and visual arts through to literature, design, fashion as well as the sciences and social sciences.
Below are details and booking links for the events that LCC will be hosting this year:
‘Framing the Elephant’
Monday 20 October 2014
A day of pop-up drawing for people who draw and people who don’t!
This events encourages attendees to stop, look, and draw, by creating fast, fun drawings of the view from inside London College of Communication.
’50 Years of Illustration’
Monday 20 October 2014
Professor Lawrence Zeegen, Dean of the School of Design at London College of Communication, presents his book ’50 Years of Illustration’, charting contemporary illustration’s rich history, in a lecture accompanying a major exhibition.
‘Is Silver Surfing the Solution for Social Isolation?’
Tuesday 21 October 2014
This expert panel debate brings together leading researchers, practitioners and industry professionals to discuss how digital and social media can tackle loneliness and social isolation amongst people over the age of 65.
’72-82: Richard Wilson in conversation with William Raban’
Thursday 23 October 2014
This screening of ’72-82′ will be followed by a discussion between the film’s creator and LCC Professor of Film William Raban and Richard Wilson, renowned sculptor. ’72-82′ tells the story of the first ten years of Acme Studios and their groundbreaking work providing artists’ housing and studios in London.