A Trilogy at Tate
Alex Schady, Director of the Art programme, explains why everyone benefits when art practice goes public.
Research at Central Saint Martins
Central Saint Martins has an established and thriving research community. Our staff are curious and innovative and their research ranges from practice driven investigation to theoretical study.
The results of our research take many forms including artefacts, designs, patents, catalogues, exhibitions, digital resources of various kinds, as well as published work such as books, journal articles and commissioned reports.
Much of our work crosses disciplinary boundaries and is carried out in collaboration with industry, commerce, museums and galleries, governmental organisations and other academic institutions.
CSM research projects
Design Thinking for Prison Industries
CSM research groups, networks and collaborations
CSM Doctoral Student Hub
CSM archives and collections
Research stories
Altered Realities
The Lethaby Gallery presents creative responses to the current times with its exhibition Altered Realities.
Research on Twitter
@csmresearch: 22 May 2019
New film from CSM's Andrea Luka Zimmerman and Adrian Jackson - in collaboration with 10 Londoners and a dog! Tickets available now ... https://t.co/vDeFfIdIJm
@csmresearch: 1 May 2019
'exploring the personal stories of one of society’s most marginalised groups – women experiencing street homelessness' - with contributions from academics, activists, journalists, therapists and practitioners, including CSM's Andrea Luka Zimmerman @FugitiveImages https://t.co/QPxvcPA5dn
@csmresearch: 1 May 2019
Wonderful web resource for anyone interested in the history of British Art - with a host of expert contributors, including CSM's Professor Caroline Dakers! https://t.co/AIU7r2yng3
@csmresearch: 30 April 2019
Paul Simon Richards discusses his recent video work with Professor Esther Leslie @_SpikeIsland - focusing on the technical and political implications of animation, ranging from experimental to commercial films. Tuesday 4 June 2019, 6.30–8pm. Booking now: https://t.co/UYlrLctW7I