Online Courses

This session explores the rise of indigenous voices in Latin American politics and society from the mid-20th century.

Discover the eclectic life and work of Nicola L., a pioneering French Moroccan artist who in recent years has gained wider international attention. Renowned for her radical sculptures and performances, Nicola L.’s practice explored connections between the representation of the female body and everyday objects. Witty, dynamic and inherently feminist, her iconic works including Red Coat and Woman Sofa, placed her as one of the most exciting female artists of the 1960s avant-garde and Pop Art movements.

In this illustrated talk, Sarah Wise - author of The Italian Boy: Murder and Grave Robbery in 1830s London - takes us on a tour of some of London’s lesser-known graveyards, and surveys some of the highly unsentimental folk who profited from other people’s deaths and family bereavements. Some of them even turned to murder.

Want to improve your Italian or enhance your cultural knowledge but don't have the time to commit to a longer course? Le storie del mese are a series of monthly one-off classes in which you'll read a short story prior to the lesson and then have a chance to discuss it with a teacher and classmates, giving your views and learning more about the writer and their time.