ANIMA : Music and Animation
ANIMA is an exciting, unique, collaborative project that brings together some of the UK's most dynamic contemporary composers and filmmakers. Founded in 2013 by conductor and composer, Chris Roe, ANIMA aims to explore a more profound relationship between music and film as well as placing contemporary music in a new context.
Machines of Loving Grace
Dreams of Homunculi
Charles Ogilvie and Vid Simoniti, Ruskin doctoral students, conjure up the world of alchemy in new work on show at the Museum of the History of Science.
Landscape, Territory, Complexity: Transformations of Space in German War Cinema, 1916-1930
Prof. Jaimey Fisher will give a talk at the Ruskin School of Art on 17 February 2015.
Debates on the Avant-Garde after (or before) Communism
Alexei Penzin will give a talk at the Ruskin School of Art on 17 February 2015.
Ruskin Alumni BAFTA + Oscar 2015 Winner
The Ruskin is thrilled to announce that alumnus Paul Franklin (BFA 1986-89) was awarded the Oscar for Visual Effects for his work on the science fiction film Interstellar. This follows on from Paul's recent success of the BAFTA award.
Stressful, Anxious, Insomnia, Fat
An exhibition by Ruskin DPhil student Helen Carmel Benigson is now showing at Carroll / Fletcher, London. Time Out has recently given Helen's solo show a 4 star review.
Doctoral Studentship: Transforming the economic and policy-making landscape for artists.
The Ruskin School of Art and Oxford Internet Institute in partnership with DACS (Design and Artists Copyright Society) invite applications for a three-year doctoral studentship that will lead to a DPhil in Information, Communication and the Social Sciences at the University of Oxford.
Ruskin School of Art commissions major artwork to commemorate 800th anniversary of Magna Carta
The Ruskin School of Art has commissioned the leading British artist Cornelia Parker to produce a major artwork to commemorate the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta.
Nathaniel Mellors Wins the Contemporary Art Society Annual Award 2014
