In pictures: Undergraduate Summer Show 2019
A look back at photos of the inspiring work by our emerging artists, illustrators and designers showcased at the Undergraduate Summer Show 2019.
Summer Shows 2019
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Courses at Camberwell
Foundation Diploma
Camberwell's Foundation Diploma in Art and Design will help you build a portfolio and decide what undergraduate course is best for you.
Undergraduate Courses
Our undergraduate courses are arranged into a design and a fine art programme. This puts your learning experience into a wider, cross disciplinary context.
Postgraduate Courses
We have MA’s in fine art, illustration, graphic design communication and designer maker.
Short Courses
Camberwell runs short courses in art and design for teenagers and portfolio preparation.
Life at Camberwell
Facilities
Our facilities embrace both traditional craftsmanship and digital technology.
Student life
Camberwell's new buildings, the local area and where students live.
Camberwell Stories
Bauhaus 100: Student performances to be staged in Dessau
The performances will be staged in September as part of the official centenary programme and launch of the new Bauhaus Museum in Germany.
Camberwell staff bring the past back to life with WW1 memorial remake
Collaborative effort using 33 year old photo allows for recreation of lost memorial commemorating staff and students.
Meet Dr Kimathi Donkor, new Course Leader, BA Fine Art Painting at Camberwell
Dr Kimathi Donkor speaks about his ambitions as the new BA Fine Art Painting course leader and the intersection of his practice as an educator and an artist.
What's on
Camberwell MA Visual Arts Summer Show 2019
Degree show for the MA Visual Arts courses at Camberwell College of Arts including; MA Book Arts, Designer Maker, Fine Art Digital, Illustration and Printmaking.
Paul Coldwell: Picturing the Invisible
- 17 July 2019 - 15 September 2019
- Location: Sir John Soane Museum
Artist Paul Coldwell exhibits a new body of work exploring the notion of absence in Sir John Soane’s Museum, derived from over a year’s research.