Textiles students from UAL’s Central Saint Martins and Chelsea College of Arts have participated in a unique co-design project with National Institute of Design (NID), co-developing sustainable projects in India.

The UAL Social Design Institute is helping to lead a design community response to coronavirus across UAL. Listed here are a set of tools and resources that support design responses to the pandemic.

Thirty two million tons of annual fish waste can be put into production as an alternative to exotic leathers, as new research sets out to show that fish leather is viable to take forward for commercial use in the fashion industry.

Research Season at UAL continues during March. Join us as we showcase research connecting with the topics that define our times - with a particular emphasis on social justice and the arts.

Programme leaders from CSM's MA Art and Science are contributing to new research aligning studies of the Arts alongside STEM subjects in higher education - to unlock greater potential in thinking that drives prosperity and innovation.

Decolonising the Archives is a new collaborative initiative at UAL. We are pleased to announce a joint call for proposals for a series of 9 month research residency opportunities in 2020.

Creative Lenses is a four-year (2015-2019) project that seeks to make arts and cultural organisations more resilient and sustainable by improving their business models and developing their long-term strategic and innovation capacities.

Last month some of the UAL Creative Lenses team travelled to Helsinki (11-12 October) to present at the inaugural SULA conference and to run a research workshop exploring sustainability.

Spencer’s earliest works included constructed abstract reliefs which employed mathematics as a means of generating formal relations and structures around simple geometric configurations.