Goldsmiths, University of London

🌞 A tiny taster from our Undergraduate Art and Media, Communications and Cultural Studies Degree Shows on campus 🌞

Thanks to those who made it to opening night last night! There’s still time to come down and see for yourself this weekend.

Check out our full listings at www.gold.ac.uk/degree-shows or go to the link in bio for details.

➡️ Art Undergraduate Degree Show (work by graduating artists from BA (Hons) Fine Art, BA (Hons) Fine Arts and History of Art, plus Tooth Travelling Scholarship, BA (Hons) Fine Arts (Extension) and BA (Hons) Curating courses at Goldsmiths)
➡️Elapse, showcasing the work of undergraduate students in the School of Media, Communications and Cultural Studies

🎉London is the best city in the world for culture 🎉

We’re proud to see our home city receive this accolade. As a creative university, our students, staff and alumni both shape and get to enjoy
the city’s vibrant cultural scene.

🎬 According to Time Out’s latest survey, London comes out on top for its world-class arts and culture

🎻 Londoners gave the capital’s arts and culture scene an approval rating of 99 out of 100

🎭 For 120 years, Goldsmiths students and alumni have contributed to the city’s culture through art, writing, theatre, music, film and more

🖼️Time Out also ranked the (right here on campus!) amongst its top 50 galleries in London

🌞Summer degree show season has arrived🌞 
 
Goldsmiths’ graduating students showcase their bold, unique work. As we mark our 120th year as a university, experience shows from the next generation of culture-defining and society-shaping artists, designers, performers and makers.  
 
Exhibitions and performances are held on our campus and at local venues throughout the summer. Check the listings on our website now (see link in bio)

’s MA Creative & Life Writing graduate .Dunnigan reads from her novel ‘Jean’.

Dunnigan describes the book as “English ‘Call Me By Your Name’”.

Set in 1976 at a rural English boarding school for boys, the book explores a broken love story between Jean and another boy at the school.

⭐️Join us at Nunhead Cemetery Late on 15 May🌜 

Come along for an evening of art, performance and music inspired by the cemetery’s history, landscape and ecology. The free event will feature interactive experiences created by Goldsmiths’ staff and students and .  

As dusk falls, the cemetery will be transformed - masked performers will emerge, live music will drift between the headstones, and puppets will process its paths. Listen like a tree, meet the wandering cat, witness the emergence of a living sculpture from a ruined chapel, and hear the voices of London’s past. 

Go to the link in bio to find out more about the programme and reserve your free tickets. 

This event is part of the Nunhead Cemetery East Lodge Restoration: From Ruin to Revival, and is produced in partnership with  and Friends of Nunhead Cemetery (FONC) . It is made possible by generous funding from . 

  

BA English alumnus shares an excerpt of his latest novel, ‘Groundwater’.

Thomas is the recipient of the Betty Trask Prize, an award for debut novelists under 35, for his novel The Last Good Man.

Stay tuned for more writing by graduates that we will be sharing over the next few weeks📚