MA Art and Science graduates are presented their work through both virtual and physical exhibitions and hosting a public online symposium. ‘VIRTUAL GROUND’ PHYSICAL EXHIBITION The ‘Virtual Ground‘ physical exhibition was at Asylum Chapel; a stunning grade two listed building and Safehouse 1 and 2; two charming abandoned Victorian houses in Peckham London, currently […]
SEE YOU TOMORROW – An Open Studio This took place between 21st January 2021 – 21st February 2021 MA Art and Science students were mostly working from their home-studios. With tighter studio spaces they collaborated with co-habiting species, worked with diverse responsive matter and made experiments in their living spaces. Giving full attention to their […]
Sale (now ended) – Print cash, buy art and explore the market in a new independent economic state The gap between the rich and everyone else is widening. Wages have stagnated for all except the top 5% and the owners of capital. Art reflects these trends. A few artists have become immensely wealthy, turning themselves […]
On 3 December 2019 MA Art and Science held their annual Open Studio event, inviting the public into the studio to engage with their emerging interdisciplinary practice through exhibitions, experiments, interactions and performances. Here are some of the highlights… Di Wingate’s studio space and work. Mariana Heilmann’s studio space and network experiment. Marks made on […]
Following the annual research study trip to CERN in January 2019, a series of international exhibits, sponsored by CERN across Europe, featured works by MA Art and Science artists. Andy Charalambous, a longtime CERN collaborator and Visiting Tutor on MA Art and Science, spearheaded the exhibitions in coordination with Michael Hoch of Art@CMS. This outreach […]
Our annual Open Studio event was held on 4 December 2018. EmbryonicA hosted work in progress, research, and experiments, as a highlight and review of some of our embryonic thoughts through practice, at the end of the first semester. Here are a few photographs from the event, featuring some of the student work showcased (photos […]
MA Art and Science Interim show ‘Appetite’ at Apiary Studios The first year MA Art and Science students studying at Central Saint Martins publicly exhibited their work for the first time alongside MA Fine Art and MA Photography. ‘Appetite’ brought together the individual talents of the course members which included film, performance, photography, sculpture and paintings. Each student […]
Somehow You and I Collide showcased the works of over 70 postgraduate art students in the first year of their course, be it MA Art and Science, MA Fine Art or MA Photography at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London. Housed in the underground post-industrial space of Mangle in London’s East End, the […]
February 2017 saw the twentieth anniversary of the cloning of Dolly the Sheep. To mark this event, MA Art and Science first-year student Julie Light co-curated and exhibited a show with Just Glass, a group of established and emerging glass artists. The show focused on the creative possibilities of replication, duplication and repetition using glass […]
How restrictions can make us more creative in art and teaching — Words by Stephen Bennett, with workshop observations from Lisa Pettibone and quotes from participants. Photos by Çağlar Tahiroğlu. It is October 2016. The leaves are falling, yet it is a time of fresh promise for first-year students on Central Saint Martins’ masters programme in […]