Join us on 11 January 2024 for the next Social at Pushkin House. Taking place on the first Thursday of each month at our bar, the Socials are hosted by prominent cultural figures, activists, authors and others, who will bring you a varied and engaging evening.
Join us on Thursday 7 December for the next Social at Pushkin House. Taking place on the first Thursday of each month at our bar, the Socials are hosted by prominent cultural figures, activists, authors and others, who will bring you a varied and engaging evening.
Our December Social is led by political scientist Dr Ben Noble, Associate Professor of Russian Politics at University College London in School of Slavonic and East European Studies, and Associate Fellow at Chatham House. He is the series editor of New Perspectives on Eastern Europe and Eurasia, published by Hurst and a co-author of Navalny: Putin’s Nemesis, Russia’s Future (Hurst and Oxford University Press, 2021), which was shortlisted for the Pushkin House Book Prize 2022.
Join us on 2 November for the next Social at Pushkin House. Taking place on the first Thursday of each month at our bar, the Socials are hosted by prominent cultural figures, activists, authors and others, who will bring you a varied and engaging evening. Our November Social is led by art historian and curator Professor Sarah Wilson.
The bar opens at 6pm with happy hour on all cocktails till 7:30pm and 50% discount all evening for Friends of Pushkin House.
Pushkin House and Centrala invite you to a regular networking event for Central and Eastern European Creatives. This time the event will be dedicated to the issues of identity and representation, seeking to connect people with similar backgrounds, concerns and ambitions.
The event is free, but registration is essential.
Join us on Thursday 5 October for the next Social at Pushkin House. Taking place on the first Thursday of each month at our bar, it is an opportunity to meet the curators, network and to learn more about Pushkin House plans and events.
Join us on Thursday 7 September for the next Social at Pushkin House. Taking place on the first Thursday of each month at our bar, the Socials are hosted by prominent cultural figures, activists, authors and others, who will bring you a varied and engaging evening. Our September Social is led by Katya Granova: artist, painter and activist creating complex large-scale images contesting our ideas of memory and history.
Join us on Thursday 6 July for the next Social at Pushkin House. Taking place on the first Thursday of each month at our bar, the Socials are hosted by prominent cultural figures, activists, authors and others, who will bring you a varied and engaging evening.
Our July Social is led by Office for Comparative Reality, a design-research laboratory, focusing on the question of manipulation of realities reflecting political upheavals and technological innovations connected to existing power structures. The space of the Pushkin House bar will be occupied with a multimedia installation that explores fake and mimicry as core features of political propaganda, sabotaging our perception of reality.
Centrala Space and Pushkin House invite you to a regular London networking event for the members of Central and Eastern European Creatives Network.
The event is free and open to all.
On 18th April Centrala Space and Pushkin House invite you to a regular London networking event for the members of Central and Eastern European Creatives Network.
The event is free and open to all.
On 2nd March 2023 we host the first in a series of Socials at Pushkin House. Taking place on the first Thursday of every month in our bar, each of them is hosted by a prominent cultural figure, intellectual, our friend and collaborator.
Pushkin House and Centrala invite you to a regular networking event for Central and Eastern European Creatives, supported by funding from Culture Central.
The CEE Creatives Network exists to support the Central and Eastern European migrant creatives currently working in the UK arts and culture sector. Through the structure of a centralised database, this network brings together creative peers to self-promote, collaborate, and share opportunities – whether working in art, music, production, or any range of disciplines.
