All news from the Cass during February 2013
Exhibition: Wed 20 Feb - Thu 7 Mar
BA Textile Design Level 4 Work-In-Progress Exhibition open now in the library
Talk: Thursday 28 February 4pm
Mike Stubbs will give a gallery talk in 2 parts on THU 28 FEB from 4pm until 5.30 in the Cass Gallery
The Cass Lecturer collaborates with non-profit organisation People of the Sun in Malawi to empower local artisans.
BA Textile Design students visit fashion fabric trade show in Paris.
Talk, Public Lecture: 19 February 5.30pm
Why are the Design and Crafts worlds traditionally perceived as opposing each other? Lecture by Aidan Walker.
News, Exhibition: 13 to 23 February
Exhibition of paintings by The Cass alumnus and Honorary Graduate Vic Reeves.
Exhibition: 14 - 28 February 2013
Display of the SunBloc project by our RIBA- award winning Heliomet Team, destined for Solar Decathlon China 2013.
The Cass came with tea and cake on Saturday afternoon to encourage talking, playing and growing at the Austin Estate.
Thursday, 21 February, 6pm
Public lecture by artist Ryan Gander
Talk, Public lecture: Thursday, 21 February, 18:30
LOST IN TRANSLATION, a public lecture by Marie-José Van Hee.
News, Exhibition: 14 February 6.30pm-8.00pm
Join our RIBA award winning Heliomet Team to celebrate their successes with the SunBloc house, and hear about plans for the Solar Decathlon China 2013.
The Cass students win fashion internships at Underground Shoes.
Talk, Public Lecture: 26th February 5.30pm
This Lecture by Colin Ball looks at our unconscious response to light.
The Cass, Grow Heathrow and Hillingdon Play Association will be growing, playing and talking with residents at the Austin Estate about a proposed initiative to ‘Green’ the estate.
Talk: Monday, 4 February at 6pm in CE4-10
Kimanthi Donkor hosted by Andrea Medjesi-Jones.
The Cass lecturer featured on BBC Culture Show
Talk: Tuesday, 5 February 2013, 7.30pm
'Alternative family album' by Spencer Rowell
Debut feature by The Cass alumni features star of 'The Wire'
News, Exhibition: 16 to 23 February
A survey of contemporary feminist art featuring a selection of work from The Cass Feminist Society and friends.
Exhibition: Private view: 7 February, 6.00-8.30pm
This exhibition contextualises Stubbs’ painting practice alongside his rarely seen paper works.
Siân Moxon says rewilding cities starts in our own back gardens. Her research explores how design and behaviour change can help people make space for nature.
'Into the Zone - Journeys in the Thames Estuary' has been curated by London Met researcher Michael Upton and brings together artists with different visions of the area.
Two London Met Journalism programmes have received accreditation from the Professional Publishers Association (PPA).
At the end of 2024, Professor Don MacRaild stepped down as Pro Vice-Chancellor (PVC) for Research and Knowledge Exchange (RKE) at London Metropolitan University.
London Met architecture students are celebrating a string of successes in the RIBA’s prestigious awards in 2024
Local residents took part in a research day to influence ‘rewilding’ in London’s gardens
London Met architecture students celebrate success, with Ryan Speer receiving a nomination for the prestigious RIBA award and Olusola Adebakin winning apprentice of the year
London Metropolitan University’s School of Art, Architecture, and Design is set to present its annual Postgraduate and Research Exhibition, running from 11 to 14 September 2024.
London Met Product and Furniture Design BA graduate unveils spectacular new artwork inspired by the iconic London landmark
Abigail Jeffries from St. Bernard’s School in Slough has been announced as the winner of the Big Writing Challenge 2024 for her story "City of the Styx".
Currently serving as Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost at London Met, Julie will succeed Professor Lynn Dobbs upon her retirement.
Students from BA Fashion, BA Fashion Photography, and Masters in Fine Art are showing their work at the Devonshire Square Campus art studio, DSQube from 12 April to 2 May 2024.
Four members of the London Met community share their experiences of participating in the prestigious Venice Biennale.
CREATURE research centre director, Professor Wessie Ling has co-organised an event exploring cross-cultural entanglements and intersectional identities through clothes and cloth.
A new podcast that aims to engage children and young people in discussions about the built environment has been launched by London Metropolitan University alum, Antonio Capelao.