
10 ways in which we're tackling climate issues through Knowledge Exchange and Research
How at UAL we're using the power of creativity and innovative thinking to address some of the most pressing challenges relating to the Climate Emergency.
It’s Research Season all this month at UAL. We’re excited to present a diverse programme of events and stories from across our research centres, Colleges and Institutes.
Please do join us for events sharing the many ways our community are critically engaging with themes around Earth and Equity: integrating environmental and racial justice through their research and Knowledge Exchange.
Explore the Research Season 2022 programme and look out for events across our social media channels, plus more events coming online weekly.
Practice Research Panel with Practice Research Advisory Group (PRAG) UK and UAL academics, looking at the future of practice research.
Yinka Shonibare CBE RA in conversation with Professor Mark Sealy, OBE: 'Hosting Ideas for Progress'.
March 7- 11
March 14-18
March 21-25
March 28-31
Image: The Sartists, ‘The Sports Series’. Courtesy of Wanda Lephoto, and the Research Season event Transnational Fashion and its Challenges.
How at UAL we're using the power of creativity and innovative thinking to address some of the most pressing challenges relating to the Climate Emergency.
Now 3 years into its development, we explore the UAL Decolonising Arts Institute’s story so far.
TrAIN has been awarded an international grant for our new research project Worlding Public Cultures: The Arts and Social Innovation. It will facilitate an international exchange of critical information about key exhibitions, university courses and activist campaigns on decolonising museums, the impact of globalisation on art and decolonial curation in the field of transnational art.
UAL projects with the prison sector over the past decade have consistently demonstrated the potential for design and creativity to develop life skills, promote wellbeing and empower people within our most marginalised communities.