HOLLY MUIR (BFA): Milk on Wood
The latest exhibition by Ruskin BFA student Holly Muir was commissioned as part of the contemporary art festival, Art Language Location. Drawing from the visual language of graphic novels and comic books, Holly has created a large grid of wooden panels that narrate Dylan Thomas's 'play for voices', Under Milk Wood.
Fine Art Rankings
The Ruskin School of Art continues to be recognised as a leader in arts education in the latest university league tables. The Complete University Guide 2017 (published April 2016) once again ranks the Ruskin first in Art&Design.
CORIN SWORN: Max Mara Art Prize for Women
20 MAY - 19 JULY 2015 WHITECHAPEL GALLERY
Painting In Time: featuring Natasha Kidd
Ruskin DPhil candidate, Natasha Kidd, will be speaking on 4th July 2015 at a symposium on painting and its relationship with time at The Tetley in central Leeds.
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.
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
