Name: LCF After Dark: Past/Future Patterns
Start: 2025-11-13T17:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-11-13T20:00:00+00:00
Location: London College of Fashion

$LCF After Dark: Past\/Future Patterns$

Late opening of talks, showcases, workshops and performances responding to 20/20, a major project from UAL’s Decolonising Arts Institute.
About this Event

Join us for LCF After Dark: Past/Future Patterns, a late opening of talks, showcases, workshops and performances responding to 20/20, a major project conceived by Professor Susan Pui San Lok, Director of UAL’s Decolonising Arts Institute, with funding from Freelands Foundation, Arts Council England and UAL.

The evening will explore how practices of fashion, art and design can confront and reimagine colonial legacies. Through live talks, creative workshops and performances, we’ll consider the politics of archive collections, the impact of waste colonialism, and the possibilities of upcycling and pattern making as tools for resistance and repair.

Bringing together artists, students and researchers, this event invites audiences to engage with new approaches to decolonising fashion, art and collections to imagine more just and sustainable futures.

Vistor Information

The event will begin at 5pm, visitors are welcome to drop-in between 5-8pm. This is a guestlist event, say your name at the door upon your arrival for entry.

Address: London College of Fashion, 105 Carpenters Road, London, E20 2AR.

How to find us: https://www.arts.ac.uk/colleges/london-college-of-fashion/about-lcf/find-us

Accessibility Information

For full details on building access and facilities at London College of Fashion (Carpenter’s Road), please see our AccessAble guide: Access Guide

If you have any specific access needs, feel free to contact us. Taxi drop off is available for those with access needs; please see LCF’s website for more information.

20/20 was led by artist susan pui san lok (UAL Professor in Contemporary Art and Director, Decolonising Arts Institute) and delivered with the 20/20 team (Martine Rouleau, Rebecca Gremmo, Ramatoulie Bobb and Maya Little), generously supported with funding from Freelands Foundation, Arts Council England and UAL.

20/20: Futures is an exhibition and events programme collaboratively developed by the Decolonising Arts Institute with the LCF Cultural Programming team.