New Master’s degree at the Ruskin
Our new Master's degree in Contemporary Art History and Theory starts in in October 2027! Applications open now, with an application deadline January 2027.
New appointment to the Ruskin
Uncomfortable Truths: Art, Colonialism, and Academic Collections
If you happen to be in Berlin, don’t miss the opportunity to visit Uncomfortable Truths: Art, Colonialism and Academic Collections at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin!
MFA student Anya Kalsi wins Liberty Art Award
Liberty Art Award Helping Emerging Artists to Thrive
Rafael Pérez Evans DPhil Exhibition at Mostyn
Ruskin DPhil researcher Rafael Pérez Evans presents Brown Notes, a solo exhibition at Mostyn, Wales, developed from his DPhil project Against Care, Towards a Crip Breakdown Materialism. Through shattered glass, ready-made sculpture, live plants and sound, the exhibition explores togetherness and defiance under the pressures of collapsing care.
Ruskin BFA and MFA presentations 2026
The Ruskin Degree Show 2026 has now come to an end, but you can still explore the work of our graduating BFA and MFA students. Browse their presentations to discover the projects, ideas, and practices that formed this year’s Degree Show.
Rafael Pérez Evans in Henry Moore and More
Ruskin DPhil researcher Rafael Pérez Evans presents Horizontals, a series of participatory wooden sculptures for the sick and burnt out body, in conversation with Henry Moore's reclining figures. Commissioned by Wakehurst, Kew Gardens, as part of a year-long exhibition.
New audio installation by Ruskin’s Anna Barham
'ZYX' is currently on show at Matt's Galley in London.
The Ruskin Degree Show 2026
Ruskin's annual Degree Show showcases the work of graduating students from our BFA and MFA programme.
Valerie Asiimwe Amani at the Venice Biennale
Ruskin DPhil Valerie Asiimwe Amani presents a participatory installation as part of the Tanzanian Pavilion exhibition.
Emery Prize winner Cerena Parkinson
