Central Saint Martins – Pierluigi Piccini (Archivio)

HIGHLIGHTS

FASHION: CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS

5 FEBRUARY – 10 MARCH 2020 | LETHABY GALLERY | CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS

Opening 5 February, this exhibition will celebrate one of the most influential fashion schools in the world. Discover the unique, almost indefinable, qualities that produce fashion at Central Saint Martins. Including specially commissioned portraits of staff and alumni, and materials drawn from the College’s Museum & Study Collection.

EVENTS

FUNDAMENTALS: CLIMATE

30 JANUARY – 27 FEBRUARY
LECTURE SERIES | LVMH LECTURE THEATRE

The Fundamentals lecture series is back, and this year the focus is on climate. Is architecture as we know it incompatible with our future? Join writer and broadcaster Tom Dyckhoff to discuss the most urgent issues facing the planet today.
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LONDON LASER 30: A PICTURE OF HEALTH

6.45PM, 19 FEBRUARY
TALK | LVMH LECTURE THEATRE

London LASER presents an evening of talks and discussion exploring the relationships between art, health and medicine. Bringing together curators, artists, researchers, and healthcare professionals sharing experiences and future possibilities of work in this field.

TEN

15 JANUARY – 27 FEBRUARY
EXHIBITION | WINDOW GALLERIES

TEN is a celebration of the BA Textile Design course at Central Saint Martins and the creative journeys of 13 alumni who graduated from the course 10 years ago. Marking marks 10 years of Anne Marr at the helm as course leader.

DESIGN FOR DANCE

26 – 29 FEBRUARY
PERFORMANCE | PLATFORM THEATRE

Presenting new dance pieces over two programs staged in our Platform Theatre, each is the result of a collaboration between our BA Performance Design and Practice student and a choreography student from one of three London dance schools.

THE BIG WHITE WALL: AFFIRMATIONS

6 JANUARY – 28 FEBRUARY
EXHIBITION | WINDOW GALLERIES

Text-based artwork by current BA Fine Art student Lewis Buttery, Affirmations explores the power of words to influence thoughts and mood. Buttery continues to examine the changing impact of different spaces and contexts on the site-specific artwork.

TRIGGER WARNING: INSTITUTE OWNERSHIP

11 JANUARY – 26 MARCH
EXHIBITION | WINDOW GALLERIES

A collaboration between Shades of Noir and the Central Saint Martins Museum & Study Collection. This exhibition shares work by UAL students made in response to selected Museum artefacts to open up dialogue and challenge the historical white canon.

NEWS

TATE EXCHANGE: SALE

Art programme students returned to Tate Modern for their annual residency at Tate Exchange. This year they created their very own independent, economic state – where visitors could make and spend billions!

The fourth year that staff and students have taken over Tate, SALE was a week-long experiment, set out to consider the complexities and disparities of the art market by staging more than 300 ‘closing down sales’.

Replicating and subverting systems of the commercial art world, our students presented a series of artworks, performances and provocations – all available for a fee.

CLIMATE EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY PRESENTS PROPOSALS

Staff and students from Central Saint Martins and across UAL came together at the beginning of this term for the second Climate Emergency Assembly. As a community, we debated and developed how change might happen within the institution. Following the first Assembly, groups were set up with specific interests – namely Curriculum, Carbon Neutral, Zero Waste, Procurement and Divestment.

The aim of the second Assembly was for those groups to present proposals with details of the required skills, budget and decision-making to turn them into reality. The proposals were then fed back on by the assembly in order to maximise their impact before being submitted to the University’s senior management.

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