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Tara-Baoth-Mooney, MA Fashion and the Environment 2011 photography Sean Michael. Image courtesy of Centre for Sustainable Fashion

Stories about UAL Research

Read the latest news from UAL Research and find out more about our innovative research, exhibitions, publications, conferences, festivals and workshops.
  • Collage of 2026 Postgrad Graduation honoraries. Image credits include: Nick Gregan, Simon Schilling, Aaron Leithauser, Markus Klinko and Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri

    Announcing UAL's 2026 Postgraduate Honoraries

    4 extraordinary creatives will receive honorary degrees from University of the Arts London (UAL) at this year’s postgraduate graduation ceremonies, taking place at the iconic Royal Festival Hall on London’s Southbank from 17-18 March.

  • Jenny Maxwell, The Shattered Ground, 2026, video-still Ó Jenny Maxwell courtesy of the artist and PG researcher.

    PhD Curious?

    Are you curious about postgraduate doctoral study? Are you interest in supervising PhD doctoral research? You are warmly invited to join ‘PhD Curious?’ Thursday 11 March, 18:00-20:00, KX E002

  • Image credit: Javier Durango

    Inside the postgraduate Work In Progress show

    Central Saint Martins Postgraduate Work in Progress Show is a chance to see what happens before the final polish. Across 6 MA courses, students shared work that feels urgent, experimental and deeply personal.

  • Image credit; Iman Sidonie-Samuels

    Re:generating Creativity x Black History Month: Standing Firm in Power and Pride

    This year’s Black History Month theme, “Standing Firm in Power and Pride,” resonates deeply with the work of exhibiting artists Iman Sidonie-Samuels and Tegan Chinogurei, both BA Fine Art graduates whose practices explore memory, heritage and

  • Japanese woodblock print, mid 1800s, Utagawa Kunisada

    Introducing the Central Saint Martins Museum & Study Collection

    CSM Museum & Study Collection is a unique museum set within the College. It was set up in the late 1800s to support the teaching of art and design practices, from printmaking and bookbinding to silversmithing and costume design.

  • Lia Mazzari and Samuel Hertz in live performance exploring expansive listening technologies , Photograph: Jess Gell

    Listening Together symposium: creating social shifts

    Community-centred listening practices for social change were the focus of this year's CRiSAP-hosted Listening Together symposium, where featured artists and sonic researchers explored these ideas through discussions and performances.

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