Events

Plectrum Live Edition presents Biba & I

An evening of illustrated and music accompanied Biba tales with Delisia Howard & Chris Price

Poetry and Voice - A Creative and Critical Conference

Academics and poets from across the world are expected to come to Chichester in June to reflect on the subject of voice in poetry.

Ambit's FIRST EVER reading at KING'S CROSS SOCIAL CLUB

Join the Ambit Team for the first ever reading at the new home of Ambit's monthly readings!

There'll be three Ambit-published writers reading their material, and readers from the floor are welcome to come and read one poem or piece of prose (one page max, please!).

IP – RIP? The 21st Century Challenge of Selling Creative Ideas

Thought-provoker  Ann Holman believes that intellectual property (IP) is dead.  Noel Akers, IP attorney, makes his living in the UK and Europe by showing people it’s not - you decide...

Beyond Biba - Plectrum Live Edition

The latest Plectrum Live Edition event showcases the film 'Beyond Biba.'

Manchester Literature Festival Preview Event: Martin Amis and Will Self debate Literature and Sex

Leading author Martin Amis will host another public event at The University of Manchester on Monday 12th October 2009.

The debate, on Literature and Sex, will also feature Will Self and is hosted by The Centre for New Writing where Amis is Professor.

AMBIT at the Bath House

Join us for an evening of poetry & prose from Siriol Troup, David Mac and Martin Smith introduced by Dr Martin Bax

Readers from the floor are, as always, welcome (one page max)!

Surface Tension

10th - 14th September 2009 - Exhibition featuring the work of twelve contemporary illustrators from around the globe.

Plectrum Live Edition

The latest, hotly anticipated Plectrum Live Edition event, takes place from 6.45pm (performances between 19.15 - 21.00) on Wednesday 19th August 2009.

The event includes live readings, performance and numerous screenings including Les Bicyclettes De Belsize, which was shot entirely on location in Hampstead, North London in 1968.

Pause - A 10 By 10 Workshop

Why not think ahead and put aside a day at the start of the next academic year to explore your creative practice?