Past exhibitions and events

A ceramics art piece by MA student Jan Dagley

Gaining Ground - MA graduate showcase

  • Crafts Study Centre

An exhibition by graduates of MA Ceramics, MA Glass and MA Jewellery at UCA Farnham
A model wears a pastel chiffon textile dress. She is lying on the floor, arms stretched out beside her and her legs in the air, replicating a balletic pose

Pulling Threads - MA graduate showcase

  • Foyer Gallery, UCA Farnham

An exhibition by graduates of MA Textiles at UCA Farnham

Freak to Chic ‘Gay’ Men in and out of Fashion after Oscar Wilde

This exhibition presents a range of images from Dominic Janes’s new book, Freak to Chic (Bloomsbury, 2021) on which he has been working as a UCA professorial fellow. He thanks UCA for awarding funding for the copyright permissions for the publication and also for this online exhibition

Materiality and Landscape Simon Olmetti / Annette Mills / LouLou Morris / Elizabeth Ransom

  • Brewery Tap UCA Project Space

This group exhibition presents new works by UCA PhD students Annette Mills, LouLou Morris, Simon Olmetti and Elizabeth Ransom. The work explores the connection between landscape and the creative process and forms part of their individual practice-based research degrees.

INTER/her Camille Baker

  • Brewery Tap UCA Project Space

INTER/her, a new multi-sensory, immersive art installation

Brewery Tap UCA Project Space Summer Triennial Programme 2021

  • Brewery Tap UCA Project Space

Welcome to the Summer Programme of the Brewery Tap UCA Project Space Triennial Programme.

STILL HERE...

  • Brewery Tap UCA Project Space

An exhibition by 3rd Year BA Fine Art students at UCA Canterbury.

Untold

  • Online

Untold is an exciting online exhibition hosted by UCA’s second-year BA (Hons) Illustration students.

Hello Stranger

  • Zandra Rhodes Gallery

An ongoing project by Jimmy Lee

Open Call Brewery Tap UCA Project Space

  • Brewery Tap UCA Project Space

From the 22 July – 2 November the fifth Creative Folkestone Triennial will be taking place. This year’s exhibition, titled ‘The Plot’, invites visitors to consider urban myths and their relation to verifiable realities: the gap between the story and the actuality.