London
Individual Members can attend all events (scroll down to see London, Switzerland and International)
International Members have access to the online programme and 1 in person event per year.
4th September 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm | Victoria Miro
How might the principles that underpin Hospital Rooms’ work reshape the way we commission, collaborate and lead? In an interactive afternoon (with tea and cake), we’ll reflect on the ideas behind the charity’s approach over the past decade - from co-production and hospitality to care and creativity.
As part of Hospital Rooms' landmark tenth anniversary programme, this event takes place in their major exhibition Host | Guest at Victoria Miro, and during the second release of 10 Posters for 10 Years.
HOST| GUEST
Celebrating 10 Years of Hospital Rooms
Image credit Joy Labinjo, Goodmayes Hospital, North East London Foundation Trust.
29th September 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm | Roseberys London, Belgravia
How do we decide what counts as valuable and what shapes those decisions?
Bringing together perspectives from philosophy and the art world, this conversation uses three objects as a starting point for thinking about value: how we recognise it, how we assign it and how our ideas of worth shape the way we collect, lead and see one another.
Speakers
Clare Carlisle, Professor of Philosophy at King's College London
Alice Bailey, Director and Head of the Antiquities, Islamic and Indian Arts at Roseberys London
Caroline Hussey-Bain, Director of Development at Whitechapel Gallery
Moderated by Henrietta Thompson, Writer, Editor and Curator
The Measure of Value
Switzerland
Art + Candour: vulnérable
5th September | Neuchâtel
Join us for an apéro afternoon at Fondation WhiteSpaceBlackBox, a striking, light-filled concrete sanctuary overlooking Lake Neuchâtel.
The afternoon will be hosted by Friederike Schmid, curator and vice-president of the Foundation. Friederike will lead us on a private tour, sharing the vision behind vulnérable and exploring the Foundation's purpose as both a cultural mission and an architectural statement.
“Real transformation happens without a trigger warning. Until then, we merely settle into the comfort zone of cosy double standards.”
AWITA on the Ground
1st October | Zürich
This new AWITA event series explores Switzerland’s current art scenes, city by city. Through informal walks and encounters, we connect with the artists, galleries, independent spaces, and cultural producers shaping the local landscape today.
The series launches in Zurich with BINZ39, led by curator and director Julia Künzi.
Image credit
Sept event: View of the site-specific installation 'Khamekaye', 2026 by Paula Anta, at the Fondation WhiteSpaceBlackBox, for the exhibition 'Vulnérable’. Image credits: the artists & Fondation WhiteSpaceBlackBox 2026
Oct event: Anne Bourse, Good Ghosts vocals, 2025. Courtesy the artist, BINZ39, and Crèvecoeur, Paris.
International
All events are online. Head to our resources page to listen back to previous sessions.
30th September 12 pm (BST) | Online
What makes London resilient as an international art capital? As the city’s art ecosystem evolves, themes of renewal and collaboration are reshaping its cultural landscape.
Ahead of Frieze London, join us as industry experts explore the changes shaping the city.
Speakers:
Selvi May Akyildiz, Director of No.9 Cork Street
Jane Beese, Head of Contemporary Music at The Southbank Centre
Samallie Kiyingi, Director and Founder of Artnaka and Founding Member of Tate Modern’s African Art Acquisition Committee
Moderated by Beth Greenacre, Curator, Advisor and Consultant
London Forecast
Image credit Field Kallop, Counterbalance (Detail), 2026, watercolour, gold leaf and silver leaf on paper, 23 x 23 inches.