COVID-19 update
Due to the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, applications for the Art for the Environment Residency Programme have been suspended for 2021.The welfare of students and graduates is our primary concern and we are working closely with host institutions as well as following advice from the UK government, national health authorities and the World Health Organisation, and we will provide updates here as the situation changes.If you have any questions, please email pgcommunity@arts.ac.uk. In the mean time we invite you to stay in touch and follow our Art for the Environment – Conversations Event Programme throughout 2021.
The Art for the Environment Residency Programme (AER) provides UAL graduates with the opportunity to apply for a 2 to 4 week fully funded residency at one of our internationally renowned host institutions, to explore concerns that define the 21st century – biodiversity, environmental sustainability, social economy and human rights.
Founded in 2015, internationally acclaimed artist Professor Lucy Orta, UAL Chair of Art for the Environment – Centre for Sustainable Fashion, launched the programme in partnership with international residency programmes and UAL Post-Grad Community.
Current residencies are available via the SlideRoom application porthole and shared via Post-Grad stories.
Explore
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Credit: Image courtesy of UALPartnering institutions
Explore our partnering institutions from all over the world, including Canada, Africa, Mexico and Brazil.
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Previous residency reports
Extend your knowledge of AER by exploring Stories by previous UAL residents reporting back from their trip.
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Successful applications
Thinking of applying? Take a look at previous winning applications that earned a place on our residency programme.
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Lucy Orta, Wandering, 2009
Centre for Sustainable Fashion
UAL research centre based at London College of Fashion, which set up the AER programme to provoke, challenge and question the fashion status quo.
Contact us
General enquiries: pgcommunity@arts.ac.uk
Partnerships: c.palestra@fashion.arts.ac.uk
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