The annual showcase returns with its largest cohort to date
This year's Degree Show opens to the public next month, with work spanning painting, sculpture, moving image, performance, textiles, and graphic design across all four campus buildings.
Admission is free and the show runs for six days, including two late-night openings. A printed catalogue and an online archive will document every graduating student's practice.
The annual showcase returns with its largest cohort to date
A cross-disciplinary lab where scientists and artists prototype the materials of tomorrow
Final-year student recognised for a series exploring archival photography and memory
A collaboration between neuroscience and the drama department yields surprising findings
Designers and climate scientists will reimagine how data persuades the public
The century-old letterpress and etching workshop is back in use for students
Chemistry doctoral work becomes a commercial range of low-toxicity artists' colours
A new programme funds practitioners whose work crosses art and the sciences
A live build project tests modular timber construction at full scale
Three thousand self-published works enter the special collections for research and teaching