In conjunction with new exhibition 'The Future Is Today' which celebrates six decades of University of Warwick’s art collection, this rendition of Warwick Arts Centre’s popular Gallery LATE series explores the free-thinking and radical spirit of the mid 1960’s when Warwick was founded with live psychedelic visuals to match.

Coventry-based bands Batsch and Duke Keats will both perform bespoke live sets amidst the art pieces and vinyl records and vintage stalls. Meanwhile, in the foyer 20 x local print makers will display and sell unique works accompanied by a soundtrack celebrating the six eras since the University was founded – presented by vibrant, inclusive club night and brand, Cov Sauce.

You can also print your own tote bag to take home, with a free screen-printing workshop hosted by Print Manufactory, and take a lucky dip from our film poster giveaway from Warwick Arts Centre cinema.