Show Two: Design
CSM Show Two 2019
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What's on
Multiple Voices and Narratives (Show Two: Design)
- 20 June 2019
- Location: The Crossing
A part of Show Two: Design, this inspiring evening brings together experienced professionals from a range of different backgrounds under the theme of "Multiple Voices and Narratives".
Art Night: A Unified Work of Art
- 22 June 2019 - 23 June 2019
- Location: Granary Square
As part of Art Night 2019, Central Saint Martins presents a major new project to mark the centenary of the Bauhaus.
Mephisto
- 24 June 2019 - 29 June 2019
- Location: Central Saint Martins
This year’s graduating class, ‘Group 55’ present Mephisto**, by Ariane Mnouchkine, adapted from the novel by Klaus Mann, translated from the French by Timberlake Wertenbaker. The production will be directed by Georgina Sowerby.
MA Dramatic Writing Showcase
- 4 July 2019 - 5 July 2019
- Location: Platform Theatre
This event will present a short extract from the work of each writer.
Archives and Embodiment Conference
- 4 July 2019 - 5 July 2019
- Location: E002, Central Saint Martins
UAL Archives and Embodiment two-day Conference
Facilities
General areas
From the library to the Platform Theatre, learn more about our shared spaces
Workshops and studios
Take a look inside our specialist studios and workspaces
Stories
Show Two: MullenLowe NOVA Awards nominees announced
Throughout the College our students are preparing their final projects for Show Two: Design. Ahead of the show opening next week, we're delighted to announce the nominees for this year's MullenLowe NOVA Awards from across Show Two.
The metaphors of migration
We join the dots in Show One: Art by looking at work that takes different perspectives on migration and movement from the personal to the political
Show One: Matty Mancey
Matty Mancey is a BA Fine Art student whose work explores the body in conflict with itself. Her final project investigates ideas about female labour and borders, utilising horror tropes, DIY special effects and prosthetics to depict a female
Show One: Liying Hu
For her final project MA Photography student Liying Hu built a live sonic sculpture: a robotic arm fastened to a jewellery hammer which she programmed to repeatedly hit a piece of soapstone, mimicking the pattern of falling cherry blossom.