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Our new virtual Lucia House venue has 28 fun rooms to explore for season 3 of the Discussion Festival. The theme for this season will be creating connections that lead to lasting relationships.
Join us!
Since 1998, Platform-7 Events has been creating gathering spaces, festivals, art interventions, exhibitions, conferences and live performance.
Since 1998, Platform-7 Events has been creating gathering spaces, festivals, art interventions, exhibitions, conferences and live performance.
Post-Covid events and interventions
The post-Covid world is not going to return to normal, and your event will need to reflect the change in your client, customer, employee, employer, community and business partner expectations.
With a network of more than 100 event professionals, Platform-7 delivers joyful events and interventions that gently challenge perceptions and engage your audience in fun and inspirational ways.
So if you are looking for something different, then you're in the right place!
How we work
We listen to what you need and want from your event.
We understand who you wish to reach and why.
We propose a range of options that fit your budget.
We deliver your event efficiently and effectively.
Specialism, partners and clients
We create performances, festivals, exhibitions, gatherings and happenings focused on the environment, technology, changing cities, happiness, and conflict.
Our partners include major universities and local government and we work with and advise a wide range of clients.
Forget Zoom, Meets, Teams, etc.
Platform-7 uses the most sophisticated online tools for your conference or online event, allowing booths, breakout sessions, separate stages, speed networking, plus much more.
Specialities and areas of expertise
Live Performance and Festivals
Art and Exhibitions
Behaviour Change
Public space and Interventions
Technology
Environment
Cities and Placemaking
High Streets and Retail Imagination
Research and Development
War and Conflict
Conference and Symposia
Migration
Ideas shop
Want to create the event yourself but need help formulating your idea, how to source equipment, secure correct licence or insurance?
Visit us on a Tuesday evening at the Discussion Festival, where people across the arts, events and academia gather to exchange ideas and find solutions, it's a great place to network.
Next event can be found at the top of this page.
Live and previous major Platform-7 projects
COP26 TIGHTS BALL (2020-2022)
Developing nationwide strategy and deliver for online workshops and real time parades concluding with rolling a giant Tights Ball to the UN COP26 Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, expressing scale and environmental damage of discarded textile waste – COP26 Tights Ball
CATCH THE TIDE (2020-2021)
Catch The Tide is Gillian Harwood’s manifesto for the English coastal town of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, a town in decline with many challenges, yet with potential to grasp a new vision by embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution – Catch the Tide
HAPHAZARD BUSINESS (2019-2020)
Haphazard Business is an ongoing live research journey seeking to understanding how an idea becomes reality, by documenting thinking, influences, research and experiences in building a new kind of innovation hub, Fourth Portal – see below. Haphazard Business
FOURTH PORTAL (2019-2020)
Creating hybrid portal spaces imagining life in the Fourth Industrial Revolution using art interventionist methods to bring creative practice, technology and entrepreneurship under one roof. This ongoing programme greatly impacted by Covid-19 pandemic Fouth Portal
MOVING__ME? (2019)
Moving__Me? is a collection of one-off photographs from people living on London estates, which captures their story on the impact of local authority regeneration programmes. Moving Me
FAST – FUSING AUDIO AND SEMANTIC TECHNOLOGIES (2018)
Final presentation of this five-year EPSRC programme at Abbey Road Studios, which brought the very latest technologies to bear on the entire recorded music industry, from producer to consumer, making the production and consumption processes more engaging, FAST
NETWORK RAIL | SURPRISE & DELIGHT LONDON BRIDGE STATION (2017)
Series of live performances and art installations to ‘Surprise and Delight’ customers of London’s fourth busiest railway station, undergoing major re-development, while improving employee environment and reducing stress levels.
RESTING PLACE (2014 – 2016)
Resting Place was a series of individual live performances taking place sporadically across a two year period responding to events written in the diary of First World War VAD nurse, Clarice Spratling, and the journey she undertook. Resting Place
URBAN PHOTO FEST (2012 – 2016)
Providing advice on strategy, growth and delivery of the Urban Photo Fest, an international festival on urban photography and visual methods, across multiple locations, including Tate Britain and Photography Gallery, in conjunction with Goldsmiths, University of London. Urban Photo Fest
WASTE AGENCY (2014 – 2015)
Discussing consumption and wastefulness, this 4-month intervention in the City of London challenged workers in the Europe’s financial capital whether an economic system built on natural resources and oil is it really
sustainable. Waste Agency
THE TIGHTS BALL (2014 – 2015)
A fun and hard hitting environmental project to collect discarded ladies tights to create large heavy tights balls that provoke conversation around the environmental impact of nylon and oil, politics of female body image and consumption.. Tights Ball
VEOLIA SONGS (2013 – 2014)
In collaboration with The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Veolia Songs was a one year MA student project responding to The Tights Ball (above) and Silent Cacophony (below). Visit
SILENT CACOPHONY (2013)
Silent Cacophony was a series of live performance installations that took place simultaneously across England and internationally, for Remembrance Day, highlighting the tragic shift war inflicts on people’s lives. Silent Cacophony
DRAW ME / TEDNA VEY (2011 – 2013)
Draw Me / Tedna Vey is a camera obscurer booth that allows people of all abilities to create instant portraits using marker pens for free, often capturing the personality of the subject and leading to a deeper understanding of the relationship between subject and image maker. Visit
RE-IMAGINING LADIES TIGHTS (2012)
Re-imagining Ladies Tights collected individual stories of tights and stockings; discussing the consumption, disposal, body image and the impact these seeming innocuous items have on the environment and society. Visit
TAPESCAPE CATFORD: THE INTERVENTION II | DELUGE (2012)
Following on from Tapescape I (see below), and the accompanying videocassette amnesty, videotape sculptural performance Deluge slowly emerged over 6-week period to eventually measuring more than 5mx20m, captivating local audiences. Visit
TAPESCAPE CATFORD: THE INTERVENTION I (2012)
Tapescape Catford was a live art intervention exploring the politics of the videocassette in a disused Blockbuster video store in Catford, South East London, closed following looting during London’s 2011 riots.. Visit
NO MAN’S LAND (2012)
No Man’s Land took place across ten London underground stations simultaneously on the Eurostar terminal at Waterloo train station, on Remembrance Sunday discussing the blindness of European society in 1913 as it blindly walked towards the first of two devastating World Wars. Visit
UP THE LINE (2011)
Up The Line was a series of short live performance installations during darkness in Margate St John’s Cemetery, inviting visitors to reflect on the outcome of intolerance and racism that was prevalent across Thanet, Kent. Visit
MOONBOW MARGATE (2011)
A three month art and performance intervention exploring the impact of the new Turner Contemporary art gallery on the deprived areas of Margate and Cliftonville in Thanet, Kent. Visit
UP THE LINE (2010)
A repeat of the 2009 experimental Up The Line 2009 intervention during darkness in Brockley and Ladywell cemetery, a designated nature reserve. Dancers, poets, musicians and multimedia artists performed short three-minute pieces of work exploring how we all reach our opinion on war and conflict. Visit
UP THE LINE (2009)
Up The Line was, at that time, a radical live intervention during darkness in Brockley and Ladywell cemetery, a designated nature reserve, where dancers, poets, musicians and multimedia artists delivered short repeating three-minute artworks exploring how we all reach our opinion on war and conflict. Visit
MOONBOW JAKES COFFEE BARS, VENUES AND THEATRE (1998-2009)
Platform-7 and much of the artist network originated from Moonbow Jakes, a small south London chain of coffee bars, converted from derelict buildings with live performance stages, exhibition spaces and a dedicated outdoor 40seater theatre. Visit
Changing attitudes
Audiences are seeking more from live interventions, attitudes have changed dramatically since Covid and people want this reflected in their event experience.
Our large experienced team of more than 100 event professionals have been researching and pushing the boundaries of events and audience interaction for two decades, we can help you reimagine your event, whether in the U.K. or internationally.
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