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Charlie Wise graduated from Arts University Plymouth’s BA (Hons) Fashion Communication degree in 2019

With the days getting longer and warmer, spring is definitely in the air, plus there's plenty of activities to do in Plymouth this month.

Andrew Girdler, who attended the arts university’s Pre-Degree campus in 2015, now works as a graphic designer for the eco-conscious clothing brand

Harry Chadwick, who graduated from BA (Hons) Craft & Material Practices in 2022 with First Class honours has won Rising Stars 2023!

Arts University Plymouth students Sirun Chiarini and Caroline Barr spent a week assisting in maintaining the Eden Project’s Core Gallery

Painting, Drawing & Printmaking graduate and current MA Painting student Jo Haskins is the subject of a new exhibition, Arctic Impressions, in The Brownston Gallery, Devon.

Twelve artists from across Devon and Cornwall explore the local and global challenges of connectivity between peoples and societies

Academics and students from Arts University Plymouth partner with National Trust Saltram to better understand natural alternatives to synthetic dyes

Alumni Bonnie Mustoe-Whitehill, Harry Chadwick and Gail Stubbs are showing their pieces at the bi-annual craft exhibition

BA (Hons) Fashion Communication student wins at the inaugural ?syllabus awards, supported by Vans

City-centre Barclays Plymouth exhibits artwork by eight Arts University Plymouth MA students and graduates

Artist Jenny Evans appointed as Digital Content & Social Media Officer

Arts University Plymouth played host to international glass blowing symposium, Melting Pot, which took place on March 18 and 19 2022, as part of the UK's national celebrations for the United Nations-designated International Year of Glass.

Arts University Plymouth students team up with the Village Hub to celebrate local ecology as part of the Green Minds project

Textiles students benefited from a visit from Daniel Heath who demonstrated his screen printing techniques

March is already looking like a busy month in Plymouth, so here's some of the exciting events happening around the city so you don’t miss a thing.

Costume students launch The Sewcial Guild to sharing their sewing skills with members of the local community

There are many reasons to study in the city of Plymouth, but there’s also the fact that Plymouth is one of the safest places to live in the UK.

Tucked away in the basement of the Barclays Bank in Plymouth’s city centre, students showed their work at the Mid-Stream MA Show

Alongside our vibrant culture, Plymouth offers a huge variety of inspiring and creative events, contemporary arts venues and a wealth of independent and nationally recognised bars, restaurants and shops.

The Zabludowicz Collection hosts Arts University Plymouth graduate’s first dedicated solo show

Work by Logan Davies showcased in the UK’s biggest annual photography exhibition

Crafts graduate Tom Gerardin is now a designer at LEGO and has recently revealed his first set!

Here are our top 10 reasons why you should choose to study at Arts University Plymouth!

The university's new furnace will reduce the annual energy consumption of its renowned hot glass studios by up to 80%

The group exhibition bringing together three artists runs until 11 March 2023

Despite February being the shortest month of the year, there's still plenty to do in Plymouth!

Ethan Penn graduated from BA (Hons) Fashion Communication at Arts University Plymouth with a First Class Honours in 2019

StudentCrowd have ranked Plymouth as one of the cheapest cities in their league table of the 2022 Cheapest UK Cities for Student Accommodation.

Former Principal, Professor Andrew Brewerton, returned to Plymouth to deliver 'On Making: Learning as Artefact', launching our inaugural lecture series with his reflections on making as being intrinsic to human learning.

‘Dinner Machine: The Tale of the Tattoo’d Pig’ by alumnus Sam Machell will be shown at Plymouth's curated city-centre Cornwall Street Project Space.

Arts University Plymouth students work with Green Minds to share the benefits of helping nature

Happy 2023 everyone! Here's some great things to do in Plymouth this month so you can start this year with style.

If you’re visiting Arts University Plymouth for an Open Day - why not stay a little longer and make the most of your visit to Britain’s Ocean City?

Will Darch joins Arts University Plymouth as Subject Leader for Pre-Degree's Extended Diploma in Film, Animation & Media Production. We sat down with him to get to know him a little better.

The group exhibition brings together three artists and opens on 27 January 2023 and runs until 11 March 2023

Interdisciplinary artist & researcher Stephanie Owens is a former Director of the Cornell Council for the Arts & champion for innovation in material practice & immersive technologies

Arts University Plymouth alumni Frankie Hocking worked on Amazon Prime’s ‘The Devil’s Hour’, ‘Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway’, plus new Channel 4 documentary about disability

Former Strategic Advisor to the Vice-Chancellor of Falmouth University joins the UK’s newest arts university

QR codes across the city are a new way to support your favourite venue and keep up-to-date about upcoming events

Artists, students and curators recently came together in Plymouth for the British Art Show 9 Symposium.

Read more to find out about the unveiling of a new public sculpture in the grounds of Arts University Plymouth's city-centre campus, created by Paul Hillon, a multidisciplinary artist and Technical Demonstrator who lives and works in the city.

Emerging artist award presented to Arts University Plymouth graduate Ashanti Hare by guest judge, artist Larry Achiampong

Shop small and support local talent this Christmas - browse our hand-picked selection of unique gift ideas from a handful of our talented graduates.

Stephanie Owens, Dean of Arts, Design & Media, explains what the StudioLab for Embodied Media is – a research hub aligned with contemporary notions of embodied experience in the context of technology.

Fi, who has over 13 years experience, has worked on over a hundred professional productions, with skills in both set and costume design

This December, our Pre-Degree students will delight visitors in Plymouth with a selection of pop-up shops, exhibitions, miniature trade fairs and a celebration of creativity and enterprise as part of our annual Design to Sell event

Wondering how to get started on your portfolio? Check out our top tips on how to best showcase your work for university and college applications.

Craft & Material Practices graduate Harry Chadwick announced as the winner the British Glass Biennale’s Glass Sellers Student Award 2022

To make sure you don't miss a thing, we've put together a guide of some of the best arts and culture events to see, do, and attend in our city this festive period.

Plymouth-based artist Rhys Morgan responds to British Art Show 9 with sea shanties rewritten by the LGBTQIA+ community

Former Arts University Plymouth student named by Vogue magazine as one of the best new jewellers to see at Goldsmiths’ Fair in London, the most prestigious event in the UK for silversmiths and goldsmiths

Artist and lecturer Tom Milnes curates city-centre space for exhibitions and workshops by arts university students, graduates and staff

Designs by Eleanor Andrews, Faye Bentley & Stella Olivier now on sale in Tate galleries across the UK

Student surveys reveal students who are happy with their progress, feel safe & enjoy their time studying creative qualifications

We sat down with artist and graduate Sue to find out more about her passion for printmaking, why she recommends returning to education as a mature student, and how joining the residency programme at Ocean Studios benefits her artistic practice.

Technical Demonstrators have created a film to showcase the potential for students in Plymouth’s arts university

Artist Oliver Beer explores his fascination with sound and space in his installation ‘Household Gods’ at MIRROR

Art University Plymouth's inaugural lecture series launches with 'On Making: Learning as Artefact' by Professor Andrew Brewerton, held at The Box on Thursday 17 November from 5.30pm. This is the first in a free public series of lectures and events designed to celebrate the significant milestone of a member of the Arts University Plymouth community achieving the title of Professor.

The British Film Institute's horror season, In Dreams Are Monsters, comes to Plymouth Arts Cinema