Find out more about our event series and how you can get involved.
Bush House Sessions is a new project created to make our Students' Union spaces a ‘home away from home’, by providing free activities you can attend, a space in which you can showcase and perform your art or alternatively a space in which you can enjoy the art of others
Currently, Bush House Sessions is offering three cultural events held on a bi-weekly basis which is open to everyone: check out next weeks schedule here.
Xperiences
Mondays: #Xhibit The Exhibit
Xhibit takes place in The Studio in which students and/or externals are able to showcase their various artworks. We've had a number of exhibitions so far including a collaboration with Love of Culture in celebration of Black History Month and another being a photography collaboration with Wellbeing to raise awareness and create discussions around student mental health.
Tuesdays: #Xtend Studio Nights
On Tuesdays, the Studio turns into a free cinema showcasing amazing student movies and short films or documentaries in collaboration with student activity groups. Our first studio night was a screening of I Am Not Your Negro, followed by a Q&A and discussion in celebration of Black History Month and in collaboration with KCL PPE Society. Our Lounge is the daytime screenings we open the Studio and show back to back sitcoms and sport during the day.
Thursdays: #Xpress Performance Corner
On Thursdays, the studio opens up into a performance corner, where we provide students with a stage and performance equipment to express themselves and share their art with other students. The space isn’t just reserved for singers: we have had a variety of different performances over the last two weeks, including live music, spoken word artists and poets making use of this free and awesome platform, and we are definitely open to other kinds of performances!
Get involved either come and Xperience or sign u here to become a performer or artist.
Want to get involved?
King’s literary society are exhibiting "Uncastling Kings" is an exhibition about the housing crisis.
"Something is seriously not working in this system. No one is content. We are all giving half our wages to rent single rooms and struggling every month to simply keep ourselves housed."
This exhibition is a series of interpretations of landlord abuses and the housing struggle. We are looking for poetry, photography, painting, or any other form of expression that can be displayed in a room and confronts housing in some way. Submit to [email protected] with the heading 'SUBMISSION UNCASTLING KINGS' by the 27th November.
The 'Uncastling Kings' will launch on Monday 10th December and run until the end of the term.