On a wider cultural front staff and students' participation in public performances began in the 1860s and constantly punctuated its history, whether the Carnivals and "Vision of Empire" for Empire Week in the 1920s, innovative performance and "live art" at The Zap club in the 1980s, or a variety of more recent manifestations such as "Dance for Camera" and "Smudged" at Tate Modern led by Alice Fox.
On a wider cultural level, staff and students' participation in public events began in the 1860s and continued to influence its development, encompassing events like Carnivals and "Vision of Empire" during Empire Week in the 1920s, innovative performances at The Zap club in the 1980s, or more recent examples such as "Dance for Camera" and "Smudged" at Tate Modern led by Alice Fox.