Unfolding Narratives: Exhibition

Unfolding Narratives is free and open to all.

London College of Communication is delighted to invite you to the sixth edition of Unfolding Narratives, the annual Postgraduate Research exhibition and live programme documenting the ongoing, evolving, and unfolding research journeys of LCC PGR students.

• Launch event and Unfolding Live: Wednesday 11 March, 2-6pm (tickets)
• Exhibition open dates: Wednesday 11 – Friday 20 March
• Exhibition open times: Monday – Friday | 10am – 5pm
• Unfolding Narratives Symposium: Tuesday 17 March (tickets)

Encompassing an exhibition, public programme, and symposium, Unfolding Narratives is where research is actively shaped, tested, and reimagined in real time. Through installations, interventions, live experiments, and critical discussion, Unfolding Narratives is an invitation into process, an ever-evolving dialogue between research, practice, and audience.

On view 11 – 25 March, the Unfolding Narratives exhibition presents works by twenty-one researchers, exploring themes such as cultural remembrance, climate policy, embodied knowledge, and afterlife, whether through contemporary Chinese photography or relating to LCC’s very buildings. Through a wide range of media, including motion-sensor environments, post-human board games, and comic book installations, exhibitors experiment in the space.

On 11 March, the project opens with Unfolding Live, a public programme of live activations by exhibiting researchers, followed by an exhibition tour led by Unfolding Narratives curator Jesse Slater. Afterwards, you’re warmly invited to a drinks reception.

Unfolding Narratives 2026 Participants:

Adam James Smith • Andreea Elle Vas • Chunyi Shen • Crispin Day • Daishan Xu (Werther) • Edwige Salomé Seri • Eliza Perraki • Gareth Mitchell • Hanjun Shi • Jasmine Kang • Lara Rodgett • Mo Zhou • Natalie Robinson • Qianyu Wang • Secil Yatan Gul • Shengsheng Hu • Sunghoon Song • Will Crosby • Xinyu Li • Yu Feng • Zihan Wang • Ziqi Guo • Ziyi Ren

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Filming and Photography: Please note that filming and photography may be taking place at this event. Both bigger crowds, smaller groups and individuals may be captured on camera. All imagery and footage may at some point be published on the College website, social media channels, and in print.

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