London
Individual Members can attend all events.
International Members have access to the online programme and 1 in person event per year.
Summer Gathering at V&A East
16th July 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm | V&A East
V&A East enters its first season as one of London’s most significant new cultural spaces. Join us to spend a summers evening with Senior Curator Madeleine Haddon and members of the V&A East team, gaining early insight into its programme and vision. Followed by drinks nearby.
Not On The Periphery
20th July 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm | Christie’s
Kiran Nadar, one of the most influential collectors of South Asian art globally, is bringing her collection to Christie’s London for one month. Join us for a private in conversation with Kiran Nadar and Nadia Samdani MBE, co-founder of South Asia’s largest contemporary art summit, on moving from the margins and where the next decade may lead.
Moderated by Dr Deepanjana Klein, Director of Acquisitions & Development at KNMA.
Switzerland
Art + Candour: vulnérable
5th September | Neuchâtel
Join us for an intimate afternoon at a contemporary art foundation by the lake. A private tour, led by the Foundation's curator and co-founder, uses art as a gateway to honest conversations about vulnerability, visibility, and double standards. An apéro and open discussion will follow.
“Real transformation happens without a trigger warning. Until then, we merely settle into the comfort zone of cosy double standards.”
International
All events are online. Head to our resources page to listen back to previous sessions.
What Remains After Venice? International Online Forum
15th July | 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm | Online
Every two years, Venice resets the conversation. But what does the Biennale really mean for the market, institutions, and the artists who participate - and what happens after the boats leave?
In our first International Forum, we’ll reflect on the 2026 edition together: what resonated, what surprised us, and what it signals for the wider art world. Whether you attended Venice or followed from afar, this conversation invites diverse perspectives on the Biennale and how its ideas travel across different cultural contexts.