This digital token is issued exclusively to attendees of the HENI Art Club event ‘Zaha Hadid: Architecture, Design and Related Arts’. Jane Pavitt, Head of Learning and Research at the Zaha Hadid Foundation, introduces us to the architect’s life and work, looking back in time to reveal what shaped her unique style.

This digital token is issued exclusively to attendees of the HENI Art Club event The Artist As A Transgressive Witness To History. Dr Brad Evans, Professor of Political Violence & Aesthetics at the University of Bath, considers the importance of art in terms of providing a transgressive witnessing to history, calling upon some of the most influential names from art history, including Goya and his infamous Disasters of War series, and Jake & Dinos Chapman’s later ‘rectification’ of these works, Francis Bacon, and Mark Rothko.

A POAP for attending the HENI Art Club event ‘Full of Nervous Life’: Rediscovering Keith Cunningham. Dr Laura Spada will introduce us to the life and work of Cunningham. We will explore his powerful paintings, whose strokes of dark pigments convey intensely expressive forms, finding differences and similarities with the contemporary output of major English painters of the time.

A POAP received for attending the HENI Art Club event Bacon in Moscow, organised on the occasion of the publication of James Birch’s new memoir of the same name. Rowan Pelling, journalist, broadcaster, writer and stand-up comedian, joined Birch to divulge the scandals, triumphs and lows faced throughout the book, making for a funny and insightful telling of this artistic adventure at a time of political upheaval.

A POAP received for attending the HENI Art Club event James Fox: The World According to Colour. Dr James Fox, an award-winning, BAFTA-nominated, broadcaster, Cambridge art historian, writer, public speaker and curator, has teamed up with the HENI Art Club to deliver a talk about the history and cultural significance of colour.

A POAP received for attending the HENI Art Club event Gerhard Richter at Hayward Gallery, a conversation between Hayward Gallery’s Cliff Lauson and HENI’s Eva Ruschkowski, centred around the exhibition Gerhard Richter: Drawings, 1999-2021.