All news from The Cass during March 2015.
Silversmithing exhibition by Simone ten Hompel
Solo exhibition by The Cass Reader in Silversmithing Simone ten Hompel.
Fernando Menis is an architect
Fernando Menis is an architect that is inspired by the geology and volcanoes in the sea. The volcanic landscape of the Canary Islands is the point of departure for his architecture.
Artists, architects, writers and film makers
Artists, architects, writers and film makers to explore ideas of rurality.
A lecture by: Anna Bates and Elizabeth Glickfield
We're looking for students to design artwork
Metartmorphosis art competition is looking for students to design artwork to be permanently displayed in the Tower Courtyard at Holloway Road Campus.
Learn how to work with potential clients
This event is open to all Cass students, please do come along to learn more about how to present yourself and your work to potential clients
His Royal Highness The Duke of York's visit
His Royal Highness The Duke of Yorks visited The Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design
Apply to speak at the symposium
Applications to speak at the symposium by 11 April 2015
Part of the PROTECHT public programme
'Curators - Led Tours' as part of the Protecht public programme.
Monday, 23 March, 1pm
Spaces and their Objects, a lunchbox lecture by the artist Grace Adam.
A lecture by Hans van der Heijden
The Cass presents a lecture by Hans van der Heijden hosted by Unit 3
Music Technology lecturer screens new film project
Music Technology lecturer screens new film project at festival in Netherlands
Frances Holliss launches new book at The Cass
The Cass associate Frances Holiss launched her new book - Beyond Live/Work: the architecture of home-based work on 26 March at a packed event.
2-31 March, Mon-Fri 9AM-7PM, Sat 10.30AM-5PM
To celebrate Womens' History Month, The Cass Photography students and staff are creating an exhibition across two sites.
Creative Writing BA senior lecturer releases her fourth book through Quartet Books.
13 April - 2 May 2015
Immersive exhibition in run up to General election in collaboration with arts charity ARTS EMERGENCY, curated by Bob and Roberta Smith.
Wednesday 25 March, 6pm
A curatorial collaboration between Year One MA Curating the Contemporary students and the Whitechapel Gallery.
Wednesday 18 March, 6pm
A curatorial collaboration between Year 1 MA Curating the Contemporary students and the Whitechapel Gallery.
Thursday 12 March at 1pm
Who are you?
Thursday 19 March, 1 pm
Lunchtime talk by Nick Benjamin.
Friday, 27 March at 6pm
Thursday, 12 March, 6-8.30pm
A curatorial collaboration between the students of MA Curating the Contemporary and the Whitechapel Gallery.
Monday 2 March at 1pm
To Find My Lost Voice, a lunchbox lecture by the artist Yvonne Feng
PV: Thur 5 March 7-9 pm
An exhibition, curated by MACC alumna Cristina Ramos, that brings together visual art and contemporary writing in an attempt to perform criticism in a different way.
‘Conversations on Jewellery’
Speakers Corner: A lecture by Imogen Belfield
Thursday 5 March at 5.30 pm
A lecture by the artist and writer Victor Burgin
The trips and wanderings of the 3D studio.
The 3D Studio, Editions of You, visited Oxford for the day, where they saw ‘Love is Enough’ at The Museum of Modern Art.
Thursday, 2 April 2015, 6-8.30pm
Second part of LIMITACTION, a six-month programme developed as an artistic and curatorial residency.
Thursday, 5 of March 2015, 6-8.30pm
Limitaction is a six month programme developed as an artistic and curatorial residency.
Team Heliomet returns with a new project
Team Heliomet returns with a new project entered into Solar Decathlon Latin America and Caribbean 2015.
Monday 9 March at 1pm
What Does it Mean to be a Creative Worker Today? A lunchbox lecture by the PhD researcher Sophie Frost.