Art

Daniel Susskind

What Should My Children Do? How to Flourish in the Age of AI
Schwarzman Centre: Theatre 10:00am Sat 13 Saturday, 13 March 2027 See this event
Gus Casely-Hayford

Objects & Us: Why Things Matter
Schwarzman Centre: Seminar Room 12:00pm Sat 13 Saturday, 13 March 2027 See this event
Joanna Moorhead

Plautilla Nelli: The Lost Artist of Florence, Renaissance Woman
Weston Lecture Theatre 4:00pm Tue 16 Tuesday, 16 March 2027 See this event

Festival information:

The Oxford Literary Festival has in my mind become the leading literary festival of the year. The organisation, the roster of speakers, the ambience and the sheer quality of it all is superb.

I came away buzzing and reassured that we still have in this century a wide ranging community fascinated not just by famous authors but by challenging ideas and questions.

The Oxford festival is the most elegant and atmospheric of literary festivals. It’s a pleasure to both attend and perform there.

A stimulating and rewarding on-stage conversation . . . the best day I have enjoyed at any festival – anywhere.

Often as an author, I only occasionally get to meet the public who buy and read my books. The Oxford Literary Festival was a special opportunity for me and certainly one of the highlights of my career – it was an honour I will never forget.

The Oxford Literary Festival is intellectual Viagra.

I loved the whole atmosphere of the Oxford Literary Festival. I felt I had arrived in a kind of literary heaven.

The night in Oxford was the most beautiful event I have ever done. Not just the spectacular setting (of the Sheldonian), but an unforgettable evening.