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UAL announces new
postgraduate scholarships
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100 postgraduate scholarships worth £5,000 each have been
announced by University of the Arts London.
The £500,000 investment aims to ensure that high quality postgraduate
education remains accessible to everyone with ability, regardless of their
financial situation.
Find out more
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MA
Industrial Design at CSM
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Bar-Tur Award 2012 now open
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We are delighted to announce the 2012 Bar-Tur Award is now open for
entries.
The Competition is open to all UAL
alumni who have graduated from an FE or HE course within the last ten years
as well as current students.
This year the alumni
winner will receive a £2000 cash prize and the student winner
will receive £1000 and an internship at Conde Nast Traveller.
Find out more about this
fantastic award
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Bar-Tur Award 2012
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Revealing the secrets behind Sherlock Holmes
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Warner Brothers hosted an exclusive private screening for former students
of the latest film from alumna Sarah Greenwood. The BAFTA-winning and
three-time Oscar-nominated production designer behind Atonement and Pride and Prejudice,
as well as the two Sherlock Holmes films, spoke about her time at Wimbledon
College of Art and the secrets of her success.
More
from the exclusive screening
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Guests
at the Warner Brothers Screening Room
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Designed by Duffty: a CSM rebel in New York
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Keanan Duffty (CSM, Fashion Design, 1986) talks exclusively to the Alumni
Association about how his student years moulded him, his collaboration with
David Bowie and taking the world by storm through being a risk taker.
Read
the full interview
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Photo
by Nigel Barker
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LCC alumnus designs for Museum of London
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Young
artist Olly Gibbs (LCC, Ilustration & Visual Media) was approached with
the opportunity of a lifetime to feature his work at the Museum of
London. Selected by the Museum's youth panel, he was tasked with
creating a visual identity for a new exhibition, 'Our Londonium 2012',
using his doodle illustration style.
See
more of Olly's images
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Helmet
by Olly Gibbs
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New exhibition at the Arts Gallery
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Simon Linington (Chelsea, Fine Art, 2006)
and William Mackrell’s (Chelsea, Fine Art, 2005) first solo exhibition
challenges the boundaries of sculpture, performance and art acts, with
works which are created collaboratively but in competition.
Read more on Take Two
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Currently
Untitled Chairs - Linington & Mackrell
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LCF
Students reinvent the Rude Boy
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As part of the celebrations around the 50th Anniversary of Jamaica’s
independence, students from the FdA Tailoring course at London College of
Fashion were asked to research and explore the significance of Jamaican
fashion and the Rude Boys subculture of the 1950s and 1960s.
The project culminated in the students presenting their work in front of a
panel of influential judges and to a live music set by Jerry Dammers, founder
of the Specials and the legendary 2 Tone record label.
Find
out more
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LCF
Rude Boy Project
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Art
for all the senses
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An extensive exhibition of one of UAL’s most outstanding postgraduate
students will take place at Chelsea College of Art and Design in April. Aaron
McPeake, a blind artist whose work explores the strengths of the other
senses, will show over 100 pieces at Chelsea to mark the conclusion of his
PhD.
View
a slideshow of Aaron’s work
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Aaron McPeake
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Know
the score
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Did you know UAL and all its six colleges have blogs which are updated
throughout the day with the latest news and events from staff, students and
alumni?
Find out what’s happening
right now
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Chelsea
MA Interim Show 2012
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Chelsea College of Art & Design - Triangle Space
16 John Islip Street
London
SW1P 4JU
You are warmly invited to the 3 MA Fine Art Interim Show Private Views
taking place on the following dates
Group 1 – Tuesday 1 May, 18:00 - 20:00
Group 2 – Tuesday 4 May, 18:00 - 20:00
Group 3 – Tuesday 10 May, 18:00 - 20:00
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Chelsea College of Art & Design
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University of the Arts London
is a vibrant world centre for innovation in art, design, fashion,
communication and performing arts. A unique creative community, it draws
together six distinctive and distinguished Colleges: Camberwell College of
Arts (Camberwell), Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
(CSM), Chelsea College of Art and Design (Chelsea), London College
of Communication (LCC), London College of Fashion (LCF) and Wimbledon
College of Art (Wimbledon).
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