Past exhibitions and events

After Bauhaus, Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury

After Bauhaus

  • Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury

To mark the centenary of Bauhaus we are holding a week-long festival across campus with food, talks, symposium, workshops, films and exhibition, culminating in a finale with costumes, performance and sound:
AiR Poster

AiR: UCA Artists in Residence 2019

  • Foyer Gallery UCA Farnham

AiR: UCA Artists in Residence 2019, showcases recent work by the eleven creative practitioners who have worked this year as Artists in Residence at the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham.

TechX - James Hockey Gallery

  • James Hockey, UCA Farnham

UCA Epsom: TechX

  • Link Gallery, UCA Epsom

An exhibition of work by Epsom Technical Staff
Farnham MA Show

Farnham MA Graduation Show 2019

  • UCA Farnham

Private View Thursday, 29 August, 5.00-7.00pm Public Exhibition 27-31 August Tuesday to Friday, 10.00am-5.00pm Saturday, 10.00am-4.00pm (Closed Sundays)

Exhibition Poster

UNITS OF COLOUR | UNITS OF KNOWLEDGE

  • The Brewery Tap, UCA Project Space

This exhibition concludes the cycle of exhibitions related to Marcelo de Melo’s PhD research in Art Practice developed at the University for the Creative Arts, in collaboration with the University of Brighton.
Styling Identity

Styling Identity

  • Zandra Rhodes Gallery, UCA Rochester

Styling Identity, an exhibition of work by first-year Fashion Media & Promotion students, explores the theme of identity – through song lyrics, music, spoken word and fashion publications. The unit encourages students to find creative connections and generate styled images, in response to their research.
Blaxe ehibition image by Prince Ugorji, Siobhan Martin & Tia Micheal-Bovell

BLAXE: On Blackness

  • Link Gallery, UCA Epsom

BLAXE is a New Age zine created by first year BA Fashion Promotion & Imaging (FPI) students, Prince Ugorji, Siobhan Martin and Tia Micheal-Bovell. It satirises the prevailing pop views of Blackness and presents fictional characters to establish multiple narratives for our consideration. As the excerpts taken from dissertations written by FPI alumni proudly affirm, people of colour do not belong to a single archetype.

Image Credit: Rebecca Waterworth

Performing Objects

  • The Brewery Tap Project Space

Rocks and Weeds, Jessica Potter

Rocks and Weeds | Jessica Potter

  • Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury

ROCKS AND WEEDS presents recent work by the artist Jessica Potter. The title refers to a watercolour by John Ruskin, Study of Gneiss Rock Glenfinlas, 1853. Ruskin considered rocks to have elemental formative power. The exhibition reflects on the integration of writing, teaching and drawing in Ruskin’s work, alongside a deep investigation of the natural world.