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Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition

The film Gold Dust by Ruskin BFA alumna, Becs Andrews (1997-2000) has recently been selected for inclusion in the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition, LIGHT.

Fine Art Rankings

CORIN SWORN: Max Mara Art Prize for Women

20 MAY - 19 JULY 2015 WHITECHAPEL GALLERY

The Vorrh by Brian Catling

Professor Brian Catling has published his most recent fantasy novel, The Vorrh and the Guardian have published their review online.

Degree Show 2015

The Ruskin School of Art’s Finalists Degree Show 2015.

Magna Carta (An Embroidery) launches at the British Library

Magna Carta (An Embroidery) is a major new artwork by the acclaimed British artist Cornelia Parker which has been commissioned by the Ruskin School of Art to celebrate the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta in 2015.

HOLLY SLINGSBY: Behind the Curtain

HOLLY SLINGSBY (BFA Christ Church 2006) creates performances that re-invent religious and mythical traditions. She is interested in mythological history and how it permeates contemporary culture.

Katrina Palmer: End Matter

A new project by Katrina Palmer, Ruskin tutor and Randall MacIver Junior Research Fellow at Lady Margaret Hall, opens on Sunday 26 April 2015. Presented on the Isle of Portland in south Dorset and on BBC Radio 4, this project takes place online, on air and on land.

UNRECOUNTED: Historical Amnesia in Germany and Namibia.

The exhibition juxtaposes a screening of Nicola Brandt’s installation 'Indifference' with Christoph Schlingensief’s film 'The African Twin Towers'. This is the first exhibition at the Biennale to be supported by the National Art Gallery of Namibia.