All news from The Cass during May 2016
Films from Cass Film and Animation courses screened at BFI on London's Southbank.
Saturday 28 May 2016
Makers, designers and innovators in musical instrument making in London, from the 18th to the 21st centuries.
Alexander Mueller has won free exhibition space at the 2016 DMY International Design Festival Berlin.
Two MA students currently have their work displayed in an amber jewellery exhibition in London.
Artwork by Cass Music Technology Lecturer Alex Wendt screened at recent conference
Three prestigious Royal Institute of British Architects Regional Awards have been awarded to London Met tutors in 2016.
5 May 2016, 6-8.30pm
Pop-up one-night-only show by MA by Project students.
Cass Alumni group announce open call
Uncertain States, the lens-based collective founded at The Cass, announce dates for annual Open Call.
Sales soar for Cass lecturer Peter Marigold's innovative new product FORMcard.
New music and dance performance collaboration by Elaine Thomazi-Freitas, Head of Cass Music.
5-29 May 2016
It is Probably Best to Start from Zero is a long-term curatorial and artistic project taking place in the Window Space at The Sir John Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design.
LMU Students Visit New HarperCollins HQ
English Literature & Creative Writing students visited HarperCollins for careers in publishing and learnt about the process of taking a novel from manuscript to publication
Acclaimed artist has teamed up with Tottenham Hotspur to reimagine the Club's 2026-27 Nike Away shirt, celebrating the creativity, diversity and community spirit of north London
Students stand to benefit from the significant number of academic staff who now hold an Advance HE Fellowship
The exhibition breathed new life into spectacular African sculptures, celebrating and redefining the rich artistic history of Nigeria
Royal Forestry Society judges praised the Gold award winner as ‘a template for change’
Applications are now open and close on Tuesday, October 27
Student and graduates were able to exhibit their work at the Shoreditch Campus
The project uses virtual reality to allow people to listen to historical music performances in locations which no longer exist
The Shoreditch Campus provides an ideal location for designers at the heart of the festival's largest district
The University was also ranked as the best in London for its art course
The King's Birthday Honours mark the extraordinary contributions and service of people across the UK
Exploring how humans connect to the world around us, the recent BA Photography exhibition sprawled across campus and showcased the exciting work of London Met students
11 November 1965 to 23 November 2025
Students and colleagues reflect on his legacy as a transformative teacher and friend.
Tell Me, a new performance co-created by London Metropolitan University Professor Rishi Trikha, has received praise for raising awareness and challenging stigma around HIV.
The refurbished campus will host Fashion, Textiles and Fine Art, creating a new creative community in the heart of Shoreditch.
Part of the Shoreditch Design Triangle, the exhibition offers a first glimpse inside London Met’s new creative hub and celebrates the work of emerging talent.