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An interactive experience brings the research behind Governance for Tomorrow to life at the Barbican Conservatory. Photography by Aleks Faust. Governance for Tomorrow: rethinking how luxury fashion makes decisions
Centre for Sustainable Fashion and Kering brought Governance for Tomorrow to the Barbican, transforming 18 months of research into an immersive experience exploring new approaches to decision-making in luxury fashion.
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Listening and Sounding Tambay , Photograph: CRiSAP Listening and Sounding Tambay
In July 2026, CRiSAP Members and PhD students continued a yearlong collaboration with researchers from the University of the Philippines, University of Hong Kong and The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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UAL Doctoral School , Photograph: CRiSAP Climate, Health, Law and Sound
During the 2025/26 academic year, Professor Salomé Voegelin and Dr Mark Peter Wright organised research events in Berlin (TU) and London (UAL) exploring the connected challenges of climate, health, law and sound.
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Kathy Hinde and Lia Mazzari compose in real time at the Electromagnetic Fields symposium , Photograph: keith de mendonca Electromagnetic Fields symposium: a global connection on the radio
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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Venice Biennale 2026, British Pavilion , Photograph: Dan Weill Photography Applications now open for the Venice Fellowship Programme 2027
UAL Decolonising Arts Institute is delighted to continue its partnership with the 2027 British Council Venice Fellowships Programme.
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Portrait of Tracy Reed taken for publicity purposes. From The Stanley Kubrick Archive, SK/11/10/5/1. Women 'Below-the-Line': Foregrounding women creatives in the Stanley Kubrick Archive
Veronica Cain, intern from University of York, shares her experience researching the lives and careers of women creatives who influenced Stanley Kubrick's film.
Research stories archive
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A Visual Deconstruction of An Otome Game, Zirui Julie Huang, 2022 MA Data Visualisation, London College of Communication, UAL DAReS: Transforming the Gap: Inclusive Digital Arts and Humanities Research Skills (DAReS) CoLab
The project works with marginalized arts and humanities researchers at every career stage to develop and pilot an inclusive model for advanced data and digital research skills provision.
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Arjan Martins, Atlântico. 2016. Acrílica sobre tela [acrylic on canvas]. 200 x 390 x 4 cm [78 3/4 x 153 1/2 x 1 5/8 in]. Photo: Pepê Schettino. Courtesy: Galeria Gentil Carioca. Call for papers for the conference ‘Worldviews: Latin American art and the decolonial turn’
TrAIN welcomes papers for the upcoming conference ‘Worldviews: Latin American art and the decolonial turn’ co-organised by Dr Sofia Gotti from the Centre for Visual Culture (CVC) at the University of Cambridge and Dr Michael Asbury from the
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Images courtesy of InHouse records InHouse Records and the power of choice
Design Against Crime Research Fellow Judah Armani created the world’s first record label to be launched within prison and created by and with prison inmates: InHouse Records.