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picture representing 6 women in traditional costumes
Co-Obradoiro Galego by Paula Camiña Eiras

The latest news, interviews and features from UAL Alumni.

  • ‘The Café at the Edge of the Woods’ by Mikey Please, nominated in the Illustrated Books category of the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2025

    Wimbledon graduate Mikey Please has been shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2025

    Wimbledon College of Arts graduate Mikey Please has been shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2025.

  • Richard Annely

    Meet: Richard Annely

    Richard Annely spoke to us recently about his time studying at Chelsea College of Arts, his new role as Director of the Andes Art Foundation and the residency opportunities that the Foundation is establishing.

  • ‘It’s Complicated: Collected Confessions of Messy Modern Love’, by Philippa Found, Hardback book | Image courtesy of Pavilion/Harper Collins Publishing

    Meet: Philippa Found

    Artist Philippa Found graduated from Chelsea College of Arts in 2020. Wanting to both connect with people and to document this extraordinary time; Philippa set up a website for people to anonymously submit stories about their love lives. The stories

  • Carlos Cruz Diez, Matters Through Matter exhibition with Graham Harman

    Meet: Jumana Ghouth

    Jumana Ghouth is making waves in the curatorial world, particularly in Saudi Arabia where she’s based. In 2024, Jumana was part of the first graduating group from MA Intercultural Practices at Central Saint Martins.