Meet the Artist: Joy Labinjo

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Tuesday

Apr 1

13:00

Rise Up Listening Salon

14:00

'WHAT IS LIBERAL FASCISM': A two-day masterclass with Slavoj Zizek

18:00

The looming global financial crisis: time to re-think development and democracy 2.0

Wednesday

Apr 2

09:00

A conversation with Nicholas Kristof

16:00

Modern Druids

Thursday

Apr 3

12:00

Professor David Edwards: Global warming risks dehydrating and inflaming human airways

15:00

Crick Lecture | John Diffley

17:00

AA Book Group

The LGBT+ Showstopper: ‘I Am What I Am’

18:00

African Pharmakon: The Asylum as Shrine from Slavery to the Return.

2025 ICPR Annual Lecture: 'Reimagining the Courtroom.' Delivered by Professor Jessica Jacobson

17:30

Life with two X chromosomes

Saturday

Apr 5

16:00

Medieval Historians in Conversation

Monday

Apr 7

17:00

English Faculty/OWC Shakespeare Webinar: The Tempest

Tuesday

Apr 8

13:00

Rise Up Listening Salon

16:00

How Surveillance Works

Wednesday

Apr 9

13:00

Unlock Your Career in Bioinformatics: Live Q&A with Dr. Irene Nobeli

16:00

A World Remade by Decolonization?

Thursday

Apr 10

13:30

WHO’s work on climate change and health in Africa and the politics of health in the global climate agenda

15:00

Crick Lecture | Roderick Mackinnon

16:00

What Rights and Duties are Missing from the U.S. Constitution?

18:00

Professor Tanya Serisier's Inaugural Lecture - Speaking Out About Sexual Violence: Researching Public Survivors Before and After MeToo

Saturday

Apr 12

09:30

The Working Communities of Mill Road and East Cambridge

Monday

Apr 14

11:00

Ambedkar's birthday: open archives + tour

12:00

Online Info Session: Postgraduate Social Research Programmes

16:00

The 2025 Annual Lord Mayor's Event

Tuesday

Apr 15

13:00

Rise Up Listening Salon

Thursday

Apr 17

13:00

Meet the Artist: Keith Piper

Wednesday

Apr 23

17:00

Asteroid Adventures

Thursday

Apr 24

13:00

Meet the Artist: Karen McLean

15:00

Crick Lecture | Caroline Hill

16:00

Why Are Cities Going Bankrupt?

17:00

Palaeontology’s Contribution To Understanding Our Climate Crisis

19:30

STAG: DNA testing (and not testing) among donor conceived young adults

Friday

Apr 25

17:30

HOME

Monday

Apr 28

13:00

The Oxford Ministry for the Future presents: ‘Art, Nature and Science: Imagining Other Worlds’ with Brian Eno and Kim Stanley Robinson

16:00

A Guide to Mastering Your Money and Managing Your Finances as a Freelancer by Underpinned (for Freelancers)

Public services in the age of populism: how do we fix the NHS and NHS productivity?

Tuesday

Apr 29

14:00

Anglican and Catholic Synodality

16:00

Professor Sir Aziz Sheikh's Inaugural Lecture: ‘Catalysing the Data-enabled Transformation of Health - Globally’

Does Net Zero Mean the End of Livestock Agriculture?

16:30

The discovery of ReNU syndrome

Wednesday

Apr 30

15:00

Scholars' Library: Sara Bronin on 'Key to the City'

16:00

Shanawdithit: A Woman at the End of the World

Thursday

May 1

14:00

Meet the Artist: Kimathi Donkor

15:00

Crick Lecture | Sadaf Farooqi

18:00

'British History from the Middle of Nowhere', Julia Laite (Birkbeck, University of London)

17:30

Dirty Old River

From Thin Air: Minimalist and Process Music from Africa to Arvo Pärt

Friday

May 2

16:30

Lecture 1 - The Beating Heart

17:00

The Operatic Showstopper: ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’

Tuesday

May 6

13:00

Meet the Artist: Joy Labinjo

15:00

FoNS Neurodiversity Week: Keynote: Heather Logan – Autism in STEM

16:00

Book Talk: 'Pro-vax: Supporting Vaccines through Activism, Petitions, and Trials' with Samantha Vanderslott

17:30

Echoes on the map: unveiling the auditory history of late Ottoman Istanbul through digital cartography

17:00

The Clarendon Lectures in Management Studies by Tima Bansal - 'Designing the future: Applying systems thinking to corporate practice."

18:30

Crafting Resistance: An Evening with Common Threads Press

Wednesday

May 7

12:00

Athena Lecture: Overcoming challenges in the pandemic

13:00

Nelder Fellow Lectures: Professor Huyen Pham

16:00

Do Computers Get Sick? How Humans and Computers Fight Viruses

16:30

Rethinking prostate cancer: my pursuit of the truth through surgical research

Thursday

May 8

13:00

FoNS Neurodiversity Week: Neurodiversity in Focus: Listening, Learning, and Designing for Success

16:00

How to End Wars: Pragmatic Approaches to Peacebuilding

Saturday

May 10

09:30

Hooke Park Open Day

Monday

May 12

13:00

Janet Suzman in conversation with Edith Hall

16:00

Growth and regulation in the age of populism: the Financial Conduct Authority’s challenge in getting regulation right

18:00

Dr. Joanne Gray: Powering Workplace Proactivity Book Launch

Tuesday

May 13

13:00

Nelder Fellow Lectures: Professor Huyen Pham

14:00

Prayer in a distracted world

16:00

The Troubled Brain: Ageing and Dementia

16:30

Rhodes Film Fora: 'Daughters of Chibok' & 'The Mothers of Chibok'

17:00

‘Breaking Ground’ and Beyond: A Century of Women and Geology at OUMNH 1813-1914

Wednesday

May 14

11:00

Expanding Technological Indicators for Biodiversity and Environmental Sustainability (CIMR debates in Public Policy) - Hybrid: Online and In-person

13:00

Nelder Fellow Lectures: Professor Huyen Pham

16:00

Modern Pagan Witchcraft

16:30

Making things that move us: a gaming lens on design, motivation, and everything else

18:00

Public lecture

The 6th Biennial Dorothy Edgington Lectures and Graduate Workshop

Thursday

May 15

08:30

'Breakfast with Birkbeck' Environment & Sustainability Webinar #6

09:00

Political Studies Association (PSA) Sport and Politics Conference

16:00

The Role of Fungi in Solving Planetary Crises

Oil, Decolonisation, and the Future of the Climate Emergency

Friday

May 16

18:00

ANNUAL LAW LECTURE WITH PROFESSOR PATRICIA WILLIAMS

Tuesday

May 20

14:45

Documenting the Amazon: Film screening and Q&A with film director Fernando Segtowick

16:00

The Moral Case for Stealing Data

17:00

The Stegosaurian Dinosaurs

18:00

The Murray Memorial Lecture 2025 with Neil MacGregor, a Fellow of Birkbeck

Wednesday

May 21

09:00

Teaching and Learning Conference 2025

16:30

The relentless sun: how do we live with severe space weather?

18:00

Professor Elena Loizidou's Inaugural Lecture: Dreams to a better world

Thursday

May 22

15:00

Environment and History Reading Group (May 2025)

16:00

Taking the Constitution into the Classroom

16:30

Crohn's & Colitis Open Evening

18:00

Frontiers of Climate Litigation

Wednesday

May 28

16:30

Viruses, vaccines, and the written word

17:00

A New Sky

Thursday

May 29

12:00

Beyond Neoliberalism Conference 2025

16:00

From Machiavelli to Nietzsche: How Modern Thinkers Saw Ancient Lawgivers

18:00

Keynote Panel: Creating the New Economy

Friday

May 30

09:00

Light: a colourful history

Monday

Jun 2

16:00

Blind Spots & Bad Decisions: Why We Fall for Financial Traps

Wednesday

Jun 4

16:00

Sum Stories: Equations and their Origins

18:00

Social Sciences Festival 2025 - How do we Champion Aid, Reparations and Social Justice in a New World?

Thursday

Jun 5

09:00

Revitalising Peace Theologies for Today: A Multi-Faith Peace Conference

16:00

Lawgivers in Modern Revolutions

18:00

Social Sciences Festival 2025 - Food Politics: Belonging, Identity, and Sustainability

Professor Elisa Raffaella Ferrè's Inaugural Lecture - Prisoners of Gravity: How Gravity Shapes Our Brain and Behaviour

Monday

Jun 9

16:00

The 2025 Gray's Inn Reading

18:00

Social Sciences Festival 2025 - Co-produced Research in the Justice System: Questions, Challenges and Opportunities

Tuesday

Jun 10

14:00

The ecumenical Feast of Creation

16:00

Do aliens exist and are they trying to find earth? Nobel Prize winner Professor Didier Queloz speaks about his career journey and discovering new planets

Carbon Takeback: How We Will Stop Fossil Fuels from Causing Global Warming

18:00

Professor Pedro Gomes's Inaugural Lecture: Economics and its "Sins of Omission"

Wednesday

Jun 11

16:00

The Future of Immunity

16:30

Seeing the unseen: the pursuit of personalised cancer treatment

17:00

Digital Fossils: Using X-ray to Uncover Secrets of the Past

Thursday

Jun 12

18:00

Social Sciences Festival 2025 - Carceral Diagonalism: The Punitive Safety Politics Linking Left and Right Anti-gender Mobilisations in Britain

Professor Sanjib Bhakta's Inaugural Lecture - TB or Not TB? The Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance: Molecules, Machines & Mechanisms

17:30

Illuminating the Dark Side of the Moon

Monday

Jun 16

16:00

Outsmart the System: How Psychology Hacks Your Money Decisions

Tuesday

Jun 17

10:30

Ridley Hall Theology Conference 2025

14:00

Uses of Scripture

16:00

The Deceived Brain: Coding and Illusion

Thursday

Jun 19

08:30

'Breakfast with Birkbeck' Environment & Sustainability Webinar #7

15:00

Environment and History Reading Group (June 2025)

20:00

Fertility Matters at Work...and here's why

Friday

Jun 20

09:00

London Conference in Critical Thought 2025

Saturday

Jun 21

10:00

Projects Review 2025

14:00

Wesley House - Living Stones Open Day

Monday

Jun 23

17:00

Limitarianism and Capitalism

Wednesday

Jun 25

13:00

Environmental Education Across Disciplines

Thursday

Jun 26

09:00

New Perspectives on Law and Literature, Malet Street Room G16.

19:00

Performance and In Conversation with artist Anne Tallentire

Wednesday

Jul 9

08:30

'Breakfast with Birkbeck' Environment & Sustainability Webinar #8

Thursday

Aug 14

09:00

Does the World Need a Government?

Friday

Oct 17

16:00

New ways of working (and what that means for us as humans)

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Meet the Artist: Joy Labinjo

Cambridge University

May 6

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Fitzwilliam Museum

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Discover the distinctive visual language of British-Nigerian artist Joy Labinjo as she discusses her works in Rise Up, including an important new addition to our growing contemporary art collection, An Eighteenth-Century Family (2022). Drawing inspiration from her heritage, Labinjo’s art delves into the social, cultural, and political contexts that shape her everyday life.