Nomadic Stars
MA Fine Art alumna (2016) and recent MA Graduate Artist in Residence at UCA, Nozomi Watanabe, has just completed an incredible residency in the Czech Republic as part of the […]
Category Archives: News
The Politics of Disability
For our recent alumna, Annie Ho Cooper, 2016 ended with a successful residency at the Crypt Gallery at St Pancras Parish Church, London. Whilst her new year will start with […]
Evolving Mobilities
Following on from previous writings on subjects such as ‘The Studio’, ‘Existentialism’, ‘Landscapes’ and ‘The Unbearable Presence of Objects’, Judith Rugg uses her latest blog entry to ponder the malleable concept […]
New Scholarships Announced
In addition to the NIck Jack Scholarship (£2.500) introduced last year and the long standing Elfriede Windsor Scholarship (£5,000), we are pleased to announce three new scholarships only avialable to […]
MA Course Leader contributes to latest Publication from Studio Eliasson
The latest publication from the prolific Studio Eliasson features an introductory essay from MA Fine Art and Curatorial Practice Course Leader, Terry Perk, in collaboration with Carol Diehl, exploring the […]
Deborah Humm at The Beaney
Deborah Humm’s poetry book, The Variance, Vagaries and Extreme Randomness of MS, will be on show at the ‘Beaney House of Art & Knowledge’ in Canterbury from 21st April until […]
Maureen Jordan shortlisted for Ashurst Emerging Artist Prize
Following her graduation from the MA Fine Art course here at UCA Canterbury last year, Maureen Jordan has been shortlisted for the prestigous Ashurst Emerging Artist Prize 2016. Submitting work […]
Annie Ho-Cooper at The Contemporary Open 2016
Annie Ho-Cooper (alumna 2015) is pleased to invite you to a private view of her works in The Contemporary Open from 6pm to 9pm on Friday, 1 April at Sun […]
New York Trip a Great Success
Last week students from our BA Fine Art, BA Digital Film and Screen Arts and MA courses returned from a wonderful week of gallery visits, museum tours and sightseeing in […]
MA Students Shine at Cheriton Light Festival
The cold winter evenings didn’t put off the 3,500 or so visitors to this year’s Cheriton Light Festival in Folkestone. A bi-annual event, UCA staff and students have participated since […]
