You can imagine how it is in art schools: clusters of images, sheaves of delightfully exploratory stuff stuck up on any available wall and in nooks and crannies, each testing the functions and boundaries of visual communication. Well, that’s just where this project begins. But in the case of Ways of Thinking, it wasn’t just stuff, and it wasn’t just any … More Ways of Thinking book launch on 5 March
Description Published on the event of the exhibition at Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University: 15 Jan to 13 Feb 2020. Stories of Kalingalinga is a powerful photographic exhibition that promises to change people’s perceptions of the African continent will open in Cambridge in January. Stories of Kalingalinga highlights some of the … More Stories of Kalingalinga
Description Our biggest volume yet of peer-reviewed essays on the latest practice research in the visual arts and design! This year we have a record number of fourteen essays for our publication, and keynote essay from experimental filmmaker, Nina Danino. Nina’s essay is particularly interesting, not least because of the discussion she presents comparing the … More Theorem 2018 – New Release
Description Contemporary Cambridge is a collection of ideas that touch on the essence of Cambridge right now. The city is drenched in history, but all too often, it is easy to overlook what is going on ‘here and now’ amidst the bustle. The visual and poetic ideas expressed in this book may seem to be ordinary … More Contemporary Cambridge
Description Commissioned to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of Anglia Ruskin University, The Ruskin Songbook contains fifteen new compositions inspired by John Ruskin’s writings on education and the power of music as a transformative activity. With works for voice and piano, voice and instruments, choir, electronic media and live algorithmic electronics, the collection seeks to mirror … More The Ruskin Songbook
Description “Theorem is organised and run by PhD students for the benefit not just of the research culture at Anglia Ruskin but for any post-doctoral Arts research community wishing to expand or consolidate its research culture. It is a notable addition to the provision for PhD research in the Arts in the UK.” Katy Macleod, … More Theorem 2017
Description Transformation is a new project by Annie Cattrell, combining the disciplines of dance, sculpture and art history with audio, video, motion capture and 3D printing techniques. It revisits a continuing source of inspiration for her: Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s famous Baroque sculpture Apollo and Daphane in the Borghese Gallery in Rome, of 1622-5. Cattrell first … More Transformations
Description This book was published to mark the exhibitions Coming Home: Ronald Searle and Cambridge School of Art at Anglia Ruskin University (13 October 19 November 2015), and Ronald Searle: Obsessed with Drawing and Cradled in Caricature: visual humour in satirical prints and drawings at the Fitzwilliam Museum (13 October 2015 31 January 2016). … More Ronald Searle and Cambridge
Description THEOREM was the pilot project for an expanded PhD conference, which saw the presentation of practice-based visual art research together with theoretical research in the visual arts at Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University. The project proposed an exhibition of visual research to run concurrently with a one-day PhD research symposium, allowing the … More Theorem 2016
Description A gap of more than sixty years between the creation of this book and its publication has done little to diminish its freshness, in terms of concept, design, colour and draftsmanship. Sheila Robinson produced this book as a completely finished, bound, hand-made artefact when she was a student at the Royal College of Art … More The Twelve Dancing Princesses: A Grimms Fairy Tale with drawing by Sheila Robinson
Description Visualise: Making Art in Context celebrates an artistic initiative that took place in the City of Cambridge between Autumn 2011 and Summer 2012. Visualise was funded by the Percent for Art scheme deriving from the construction of the Lord Ashcroft International Business School on Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge campus and involved substantial and fruitful … More Visualise: Making Art in Context
