Dazed Magazine Studio Visit

Date: 24 September 2026

Time: 15:00 - 16:00

Venue: Dazed Media Studio Visit, Studio Smithfield, London EC1A 9PT

Dazed is a highly influential British magazine focused on youth culture, fashion, and the arts. It was founded in 1991 by journalist Jefferson Hack and photographer Rankin. The publication is best known for its avant-garde storytelling, championing self-expression and documenting the intersection of music and social justice. While the brand operates out of London, its reach extends worldwide, including regions such as South Korea and China. Dazed Digital serves as an online community platform for creatives, helping them connect and support their professional practices relevant to the creative industries.Dazed is a highly influential British magazine focused on youth culture, fashion, and the arts. It was founded in 1991 by journalist Jefferson Hack and photographer Rankin. The publication is best known for its avant-garde storytelling, championing self-expression and documenting the intersection of music and social justice. While the brand operates out of London, its reach extends worldwide, including regions such as South Korea and China. Dazed Digital serves as an online community platform for creatives, helping them connect and support their professional practices relevant to the creative industries.

The event will be led by Jason Forrest - Student Partnership Manager at UAL

Jason Forrest is the Student Partnership Manager at the University of the Arts London (UAL), He works across Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges of Arts to strengthen student voice, belonging and partnership. His focus is centred on collaborating with students, academic teams and professional services to co-create initiatives that enhance the student experience and support continuous improvement, relevant to the creative industries.

Jason’s role focuses on embedding meaningful student engagement within curriculum development, course enhancement and quality processes, ensuring diverse perspectives inform decision-making. He support UAL’s commitment to Climate, Racial and Social Justice by developing inclusive approaches that address inequalities and promote equitable learning environments.

Drawing on his experience in curriculum development, creative education and industry practice, he facilitate dialogue, research and collaboration between communities. He empowers students as active partners in shaping their education, contributing to a more inclusive, creative and socially responsible future for UAL.

Please note, meeting location and detail will be sent to you after you sign up. If you have any questions, please contact Jason Forrest at j.forrest@arts.ac.uk