All news from The Cass during April 2016
Poetry by London Met graduate features in Beyoncé’s new album, Lemonade.
10 June - 2 July 2016
Dates have been announced for this year's Cass Summer Show art exhibitions.
A hardworking small group of individuals came together on Saturday 23 April to create a beautiful family and environmentally friendly area full of joy and positivity.
12 May – 28 May 2016
New exhibition curated by students of MA Curating the Contemporary taught in partnership with Whitechapel Gallery.
Cass alumna Juliette Bigley selected for Crafts Council initiative promoting the best British Craft around the globe.
4-7 May 2016
“What was the last thing that you made, and how did it make you feel?”
18 April - 6 May 2016
An exhibition of photography by The Cass lecturer Dr Nick Haeffner in Central House foyer.
28 April, 5-9pm
The Students' Union-organised art and music event Last Thursday pops up at The Cass.
On 06 April, Orlando von Einsiedel, director of the Oscar nominated film Virunga, visited London Met to introduce his film and answer questions from film students.
The Cass partners Natural Materials Association for their first London event.
The Cass announced as educational partner of the inaugural Bengali Film Festival.
A new exhibition by Cass Fine Art lecturer Michael Stubbs.
Cass students curate a new exhibition for me Collectors Room Berlin.
12 April 2016, 6pm
The fifth and final lecture in a series of talks, for the 2015/16 academic year. Make Space focuses on different types of interior spaces and how they can be reinvented.
Casswell Bank Architects announced as winners in competition to remodel Institute of Psychoanalysis.
April 2016
IT IS PROBABLY BETTER TO START FROM ZERO is a long-term curatorial and artistic project taking place in the Window Space, at The Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design.
Tuesday, 5 April, 7pm
A Talk by Karen Harvey, Creative Development Director at Shutter Hub.
4 April 2016, 6pm-8pm
Emily Penny, Colourful agency co-founder and Cass visual communications lecturer talks at Somerset House.
Professor Hall outlined her vision for a university that is unapologetically inclusive, fearlessly forward-thinking and committed to delivering education that truly makes a difference.
A new video highlights the transformation of the university's School of Art, Architecture and Design, which will relocate to three purpose-designed sites later this year.
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.