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Photo by Alexandra Rodriguez-Cifre and Kat Smith
Design students and grads support central government on early policy prototyping
A UAL Social Design Institute project brought CSM Graphic Communication Design students and graduates to work with central government’s Department for Work and Pensions and Policy Lab in early 2022, to apply their skills and thinking to policy around supporting carers.
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Material by Dr Nina Trivedi her 2021 Decolonising Archives project: Lost Noise: Exclusions and Gaps in the Her Noise Archive.
Decolonising residencies: discover a rich body of work from the 2021 researchers
Outputs from Decolonising Arts Institute's 2021 researchers in residence: Dr Alice Correia, Dr Nina Trivedi, Dr Michelle Williams Gamaker, Harvey Dimond, Marenka Thompson-Odlum and Maybelle Peters.
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Phoebe Kirkland, Mobile Phone, BA (Hons) Product and Industrial Design, Central Saint Martins, UAL
New Design Value Framework measures the environmental, social and economic impact of design
Design Council has launched The Design Value Framework: a tool that designers and commissioners of design can use to measure and evaluate their work. Developed with UAL Social Design Institute and BOP Consulting, it’s the first time a single framework covers all design sectors, and goes beyond economics to include the social, environmental and democratic impact of design.
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Artist Sonia Boyce standing in room 5 at the British Pavilion, 2022, Image Credit – Cristiano Corte © British Council
Sonia Boyce OBE RA wins Golden Lion Award
Sonia Boyce OBE RA, Professor at UAL and inaugural Chair in Black Art and Design, has won the prestigious Golden Lion award for Best National Participation at La Biennale di Venezia 2022 for her exhibition ‘Feeling Her Way’ at the British Pavilion.
What's on
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Bethany Williams: Alternative Systems
The Design Museum celebrates the work of Bethany Williams and her studio’s new way of working for the fashion industry in this free display.
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Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear at the V&A
At a moment of unprecedented creativity in men's fashion and reflection on gender, this exhibition explores how designers, tailors and artists, and their clients and sitters, have constructed and performed masculinity, and unpicked it at the seams.
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Upgrade your future path
Upgrade Your Future Path is a hybrid programme of events aimed at final year undergraduate students and 2021 UG graduates of London College of Communication (LCC) who are interested in finding out more about career paths in the creative industries.
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Chelsea College of Arts Shows
Following 2 years of pandemic restrictions we are excited to be inviting people back into our Colleges to celebrate the work of our graduating artists and designers and we hope you can join us to celebrate their achievements.
