From award winners and Brexit to the politics of language and presidents, look back at all twelve of the poems from the Subject to Change series by the Barbican Young Poets as they respond to events from our ever changing world in 2018.
The final in our Subject to Change poetry series, Young Poet Zahrah Sheikh presents her poem 'them & us'
We look at the relationship between Klimt and Flöge and see how, in a process of co-creation, they became standard-bearers of the new liberated man and woman, the alternative king and queen of fashionable Vienna Secession
Director Matt Dempsey presents a beautiful and poignant film in response to the knife violence epidemic that has been crippling London.
In our latest session, Timo-Veikko Valve, principal cello at the Australian Chamber Orchestra, performs JS Bach's Sarabande from Suite No.4 for Unaccompanied Cello BWV1010 in E-flat Major at Milton Court.
Inspiring some of his most passionate work, we look at the relationship between French sculptor Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel and her role in shaping his legacy and announced a new kind of creative exchange within an artistic relationship.
The latest in our Subject to Change poetry series, Young Poet Gabriel Jones presents 'We're chatting in the kitchen about our brains'.
As we explore The Art of Change, we asked you to share the art that changed your life - here is what you said...
The latest in the Subject to Change poetry series, Young Poet Corey Peterson presents his poem 'White House Banter'.
We asked the cast and creative team behind Redefining Juliet which figures from theatre, film or history they would like to reimagine.
Director Kate Cox pays a visit to The Gunton Arms to meet art collector Ivor Braka to discuss censorship and collecting and displaying controversial artworks.
On 1 September 2018, the Barbican welcomed over 200 Girl Guides and their group leaders from across London and the South East to take part in a special event, Girls Can Do and Will.
