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.

This digital token is issued exclusively to attendees of the HENI Art Club event with Chila Kumari Singh Burman. The iconic contemporary artist joined us in conversation to discuss her rich and varied career, spanning printmaking, painting, sculpture, film and multi-layered installation.

This digital token is issued exclusively to attendees of the HENI Art Club’s Collecting Masterclass: Prints and Multiples. The digital talk from James Baskerville, Head of Sale for 21st Century and Banksy Editions at Christie’s, covered prints from the Renaissance through to contemporary, providing key insights into contemporary printmaking. James discussed the different types of print, what makes a quality work, and top tips on starting or building your own collection.

This digital token is issued exclusively to attendees of the HENI Art Club event Paul Greenhalgh: Ceramic Art and Civilisation, an interactive talk from internationally renowned historian of art, design, and the decorative arts, Paul Greenhalgh, on the history of ceramics from Ancient Greece to the present day.

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.