Lethaby Gallery
Creative Unions at London Design Festival
15 September – 27 October 2018 | Lethaby Gallery and Window Galleries
About
The Lethaby Gallery is dedicated to the creative talents of students, staff and alumni of Central Saint Martins. From fashion and art to design and performance, it publicly celebrates the College’s past and present while enthusing/stimulating/inspiring and provoking about our collective futures.
With its doors opening onto Granary Square at King’s Cross, the Lethaby Gallery delivers an ever-changing insight into one of the world’s best arts and design colleges.
Founded in 1896, the gallery was named after the founding head of the Central School of Art and Design – later Central Saint Martins – William Richard Lethaby, whose teaching bridged the gap between the academic and the practical, the thought and the thing, a practice which continues at the College today.
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Visit
The Lethaby Gallery is situated immediately at the front of the Granary Building.
Lethaby Gallery, Granary Building, 1 Granary Square, London N1C 4AA
Opening times: Tuesday to Friday: 11am - 6pm
Saturday: 12 noon - 5pm
Please note that these are opening hours during exhibitions.
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Contact
If you are a cultural organisation interested in collaborating with Central Saint Martins or hosting an exhibition or public event e.g. conferences and symposium, please contact:
Kate Pelen, Creative Producer: Gallery and Public Programmes
Telephone: +44 (0)207 514 9897
Email: k.pelen@csm.arts.ac.uk
@lethabygallery on Instagram
Taboo, Period Ariel YC Tsai (BA Jewellery Design) / We often create words and phrases to replace the word period, maskin...
: Irene Albino and Ellen Jonsson (BA Graphic Design) / : Histories or Tales of Future Times is a p...
Romance or Gamble Harri Nourse (BA Ceramic Design) / Romance or Gamble is a celebration of six female twentieth-century...
The projects in this section explore how we use objects, images and garments to externalise and construct our identitie...
@lethabygallery on Twitter
We use objects, images and garments to externalise and construct our identities. Across a range of disciplines, these works surface the invisible, countering stereotypes of gender, race and identity. / Creative Unions is open from the 15th September. / https://t.co/seT9RTCJKz https://t.co/Pdz8eakd7B
History is made manifest in many ways – from the physical to the immaterial, from property to religion, from personal belongings to songs and recipes. / Creative Unions is open from the 15th September. / https://t.co/KsygXiOUYv https://t.co/c58LyKEmKU
As consumers, audiences and users, we often remain distanced from the methods and decisions that design our daily experiences. / Creative Unions is open from the 15th September. / https://t.co/xqSLdfGC4I https://t.co/WR1olw4X8V
A landscape, structure or institution can inform personal and collective identities – whether they be constructed, imposed or suddenly taken away. / Creative Unions is open from the 15th September. / https://t.co/RWYAIoi1dh https://t.co/G42TZAO5Nz