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Staff Talks: Alexandra Hughes, Photographer – 11 March 2020

Asa Briggs Café, 6pm, 11 March
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Curating Ethnographic and Contemporary African Art at the British Museum – 25 February 2020

Dr. Chris Spring, Former Curator of African Galleries at the British Museum Briggs 212, 4:30pm, 25 February

History of falconry in Anglo-Saxon England revealed by Richmond Professor in The Times

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Dr Robert J Wallis, Professor of Visual Culture at Richmond, has been featured this week in an article published by The Times, explaining how falconry was practised in Anglo-Saxon England hundreds of years earlier than previously thought. The…

Bresson Conference

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Air Matters. Learning from Heathrow

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Dr. Nicholas Ferguson, Associate Dean for Research at Richmond, has recently held two productive events at Watermans Arts Centre that form part of his research project Air Matters. Learning from Heathrow. The project has been generously supported…

Rome symposium held with leading academics hosted by Richmond and AIFS

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Some world-renowned academics were honoured by Richmond and The American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) by being invited to attend a Fellowship Symposium in June at the University’s Rome campus. Each summer AIFS and Richmond awards…

WOMEN: ART: WORK student zine launch

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IVAC is delighted to have sponsored the launch of the magazine WOMEN: ART: WORK published by students on the Working in the Art World course, this spring. This cutting-edge magazine, launched at a lively reception on 17 April, focuses on…
William Durden

London International Student Film Festival

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Thursday, April 11th from 6 to 10 pm at Close-Up Cinema in Shoreditch at 97 Sclater St, London E1 6HR. Discover exciting short films including the Oscar nominated Dekalb Elementary starring Tarra Riggs - best known for her role as Gretchen…

London Design Festival: ‘The Salon of Materials Consequences…’

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The Salon of Material Consequences is an entertaining evening of live readings by authors, featuring design fiction, speculative writing and excerpts from recently published books on materials. The theme is our relationships with materials and…
Professor Alex Seago

Publication & Launch of Pop Art & Design edited by Anne Massey & Alex Seago

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 This book offers the first in-depth analysis of the relationship between art and design, which led to the creation of 'pop'. Challenging accepted boundaries and definitions seeking out various commonalities and points of connection between…