Dulwich Picture Gallery

Rarely seen prints, drawings, watercolour paintings and pastels by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, documenting his impressions of the city.

Dr Kenneth Wolfe lectures on this controversial topic.

More than 70 paintings and drawings by Henry Tonks' students CRW Nevinson, Stanley Spencer, Mark Gertler, Dora Carrington, David Bomberg and Paul Nash, made before and after the First World War.

Art historian Ben Street talks about how landscape painting emerged as an increasingly popular genre in the 17th century.

Sir Francis Jacobs lectures on this thorny topic.

Professor Peter Holland provides an overview of this complex topic.

Dr Stuart Russell provides informed speculation on the topic of A.I.

Prof George Rousseau lectures on ancient and modern communications.

Dr Bernard Wood lectures on little known aspects of the theory.

Professor A C Grayling lectures on the future development of ideas.

Baroness Mary Warnock lectures on the cultural impact of Plato's philosophy.

Focusing on the key works and artists within the Dulwich Picture Gallery collection, this talk will look at what paintings can reveal about their creators. Topics to be explored will include self-portraiture, mark-making and the identification of the artist's hand within a work.

The talk explores the relationship between these paintings, the artist's own family life, his diplomatic role and the broader context of the Thirty Years' War.

Dr Grace Davie lectures on this controversial, many-sided topic.

Rev John Bowker lectures on themes of personal belief against a background of religious orthodoxies.