Partnerships and Working with Us

Goldsmiths fosters relationships in the local and wider London community, giving rise to exciting opportunities where the public can engage with our research, scholarship and practice in different ways.

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Who have we worked with? 

Being Human Festival

Returning to the Horniman for the first time since 2019, this Museum Late was co-curated with Goldsmiths as part of the Being Human Festival 2024, a nationwide celebration of humanities research through public engagement. 

Victoria & Albert Museum

As part of London Design Week and the V&A's Digital Design Weekend, thousands of visitors engaged with interactive installations reimagining historical clothing patents through AI-generated designs. 

Civic collaborations in Lewisham

Horniman Museum & Gardens

Returning to the Horniman Museum & Gardens for the first time since 2019, this Museum Late was co-curated with Goldsmiths as part of the Being Human Festival 2024, a nationwide celebration of humanities research through public engagement. 

Garden Museum 

On 23 February 2024, the Garden Museum hosted a sold-out Friday Late, co-curated with Goldsmiths public engagement team. This special event invited visitors to explore the work of Frank Walter – one of the most significant Caribbean visual artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries – through interactive workshops, creative writing, and live performance. 

Lewisham Shopping Centre

In November 2022, a pop-up Memory Store was erected in Lewisham Shopping Centre for nine days. The interactive installation was designed and operated by the In Living Memory delivery team and its aim was to gather stories of the town centre, prompting shoppers to share their memories of lost shops, amenities and events. 

Lewisham Council

Across 2022 and into 2023 the Civic & Public Engagement team led on coordinating Goldsmiths’ contribution to Lewisham’s year as London Borough of Culture, including leading on the cultural heritage project In Living Memory, contributing to Goldsmiths’ Civic Engagement Strategy.

Councillor Brenda Dacres, MP Vicky Foxcroft & Warden Frances Corner at the Battle of Lewisham mural launch 2019.