This illustrated talk will explore a range of historic links between Britain and Bohemia and their varying impacts. Amongst the topics included will be John Wycliffe […]
Ioanna Sakellaraki presents her book The Truth is in the Soil which is based on a long research and exploration of grief. The Truth is in […]
ECHO: CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS AND THE ANCIENT WORLD Dialogues with leading artists on the legacies of Antiquity Whether it is from the materiality of statuary, painting, architecture […]
The program “Many Different Histories” presents two films: Acropolis (2001/2004) by Greek visual artist and documentary filmmaker Eva Stefani and Notes Remembered and Found (2024) by Cypriot artist/filmmaker Maria Anastassiou. […]
Join this talk by the historian Rok Stergar organized by UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES) as part of the Study of Central […]
Organised by the French Institute in London, under the patronage of Sir Quentin Blake, the South Ken Kids Festival promotes the best of children’s literature from […]
Gender Roles and Stereotypes in Children’s Literature: What Can Librarians Do? Children’s books have a significant place in children’s development, as they contribute to shape their identity, aspirations and expectations of gender roles in […]
