ALT UCL's portico building lit in yellow at night.

ALT A group of three young women seen from behind in front of a board with small notes attached to it. They are pointing at the notes and appear to be reading them.

ALT A close-up photograph of handwritten notes on small white paper squares attached to a board. Some of the notes are legible such as 'London has made me GROW', 'London saved me <3', 'Solitude = Loneliness' and 'The city of my studies and where I met my future wife'.

ALT Black and white photograph taken from inside an abandoned building. To the right, outside the building you can see a tree-lined highway. A quote is overlaid on the image at the bottom reading ‘The Wick liegt wie ein abgerissenes Stück Stadt in der Armbeuge lärmender Straßen’. At the bottom right a caption reads ‘Esther Kinsky’.

ALT Photograph of a simplified street map of London showing Bromley-by-Bow tube station and Star Lane tube station. Between the two is a bright orange arrow pointing to a black and orange pin reading '3 Esther Kinsky'.

ALT Oil painting of a group of prisoners walking in a circle around a prison yard, surrounded by brick walls with a few small arched windows high up. The prisoners all wear the same dark-toned uniform which is similar in colour to the floor and walls, some walk with their hands behind their backs and heads down. Three guards in blue uniforms watch them in the right foreground.

ALT Photograph of an teal and black exhibition panel of images and texts mounted against a cream wall. The panel title in the top left corner reads 'Familiar & Other' in white text against a teal background. The largest panel image in the top right corner shows a a woman looking at a framed artwork seen from behind.

ALT Photograph of a curved wall with rows of colourful posters attached to it.

ALT A black and white photograph of a high street where the road and pavements are filled with suitcases, trunks and briefcases. The density of cases varies, with some stacked as high as the tops of doorways. A quote has been overlaid in the left foreground of the image reading ‘On n'avait qu'à descendre la rue pour découvrir le monde’. The caption ‘Ananda Devi’ is in the bottom right corner.

ALT Photograph of a simplified London street map showing Notting Hill, Holland Park tube station, and Notting Hill Gate tube station. Ladbroke Grove runs through the centre and to the right there is a electric blue and black pin marked on the map reading '10 Ananda Devi'.

ALT Photograph of a wall with six copies of the front pages of various UCL pamphlets and posters stuck to it in two rows of three. The documents are from varying years and UCL affiliated groups.

ALT A colourful illustration of a rowdy dinner party in a sumptuous hall with many guests in theatrical costumes. The caption reads: ‘Tom & Jerry larking at a Masquerade Supper at the Opera House’.

ALT Photograph of a man standing on a lit stage with a brain specimen on a table in front of him. In the background there is a screen with text on reading 'Christmas Lectures from The Royal Institution'. © Paul Wilkinson Photography

ALT Photograph of a table setting of a pastel blue porcelain bowl and plate alongside a set of silver cutlery, taken against a black background.

ALT Photograph of a lecture theatre. A man stands in the middle with a desk in front of him with a brain in a glass case on it. Behind him is a large screen with the brain in front of him projected on to it.

ALT Photograph of a studio space with a stand in the middle with a brain in a glass jar on top of it.

ALT An illustration of a wealthy looking man asleep in a grand four poster bed hugging a pillow. Various allegorical figures surround him against a background of clouds as if he is dreaming. Text under the illustration reads, ‘The Lover’s Dream. A Thousand Virtues seem to lackey her, Driving far off each thing of Sin and Guilt. Milton’.

ALT Photograph of a blue and black exhibition panel with images and text mounted against a white wall. The panel title is in the top left in white on an electric blue background reading 'Fantasy & Banality'. The largest image on the panel is in the top right of a black and white fairground carousel.