A five part series hosted by creative director Gaylene Gould that invites us to find new ways to reimagine, remember, replay, regenerate and relate - and which practices we can use to shape a more generative and compassionate realities.

We’re delighted to be producing a weekly show with one of our favourite DJs: the internationally renowned taste-maker Gilles Peterson.

2025’s Frieze talks programme investigates the ongoing dialogues and enduring connections between historical art and contemporary practice.

A tender meditation that examines shame, fear, hope and the idea that sometimes what's required isn’t the ability to keep everything together, but to surrender and come apart.

Derick Armah examines eco-anxiety in young Londoners, and meets creative responses to the climate crisis. With artist Seyi Adelekun and community gardener Edward Adonteng.

Criminally Queer looks back at one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in
recent British queer history, examining how this scarcely-known legal case played a
role in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights.

After attending 10 funerals in just a year, writer and performer Rochi Rampal questions whether can we prepare or train for our own mortality in order to find peace with death.

A striking new dramatisation by Mike Walker, featuring Jason Watkins as Dickens, Paul Bradley as William Dorrit and Samuel Barnett as Arthur.

Afropean podcast is a new six part series exploring major European cities and the art, politics and history of their Black communities. Made in collaboration with Johny Pitts.