Twenty years in the making, The Oscar Wilde Temple is a wholly immersive work of art and secular space honouring one of the earliest forebears of gay liberation whilst commemorating contemporary LGBTQ+ martyrs and those lost to the AIDS crisis.

Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley present Rand/Goop, a new large–scale installation at Studio Voltaire, the artists’ first institutional exhibition in London.

For this new commission, the artists will embed their works within an immersive environment for the first time, unspooling the narrative of the exhibition through a series of video sculptures, projections and wall–paintings.

Studio Voltaire announces transformative £2.3 million capital project, creating more artists’ studios, renovated exhibition space and new public spaces including a dedicated learning space, public garden, cafe and the first–ever permanent House of Voltaire.

This special panel discussion brings together authorities on Alan Turing and the statutory pardon legislation intended to honour him. Leading academics, in conversation with those who have unsuccessfully petitioned to have offences disregarded, will be joined by the Turing Bill’s author.

Luke Turner is joined in conversation by Paul Flynn to discuss masculinity, sexuality, wilderness and religion in Turner’s celebrated new memoir ‘Out of the Woods’ (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2019).