University of the Arts London : UAL 2012

Over the past six months, students from Central Saint Martins’ MA Communication Design course have been part of an exciting collaboration with the World Shakespeare Festival 2012. Part of the London 2012 Festival (the culmination of the Cultural Olympiad), the … Continue reading →

A rare bout of sunshine greeted guests to UAL’s Celebrating London 2012 evening reception: a portent, with any luck, to a bright summer ahead of art, culture and sport. The mood inside the Platform Theatre at Central Saint Martins was … Continue reading →

Yannakis Jones is an Associate Lecturer in Advertising Communication at Central Saint Martins, and has won numerous awards – working for both London agencies and independently. Yannakis recently completed work on a series of films, BMW presents: The Ultimate Performance. … Continue reading →

The University of the Arts London has been shortlisted for a gold or silver in Podium’s ‘Award for Creative Cultural Project.’ Podium is the further and higher education unit for the 2012 Games and it is UAL’s London 2012 progamme … Continue reading →

A successful collaboration between LCF students and The Wallace Collection has resulted in an Olympic sport-themed follow up. Both projects are the result of LCF’s close relationship with the Wallace Collection, cemented when Head of College, Professor Frances Corner, OBE, … Continue reading →

Alex Bulmer graduated from LCC’s MA Screenwriting course in January and has since been inundated with major projects to pack into her schedule. Two of these are linked to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, as part of the … Continue reading →

Pitching the Games as ‘not not only the greatest sporting event in the world, but also the biggest corporate networking event’, The Training Gateway and the National Centre for Entrepreneurship in Education (NCEE), along with UK Trade and Investment and … Continue reading →

The annual Coubertin Olympic Awards student essay competition is open for submissions from student teams of two to four people. Students are asked to examine how ethics, business and sport can interact in the 21st century and can win up … Continue reading →

At an evening to celebrate a wonderful collaboration with UK Sport, Central Saint Martins’ students presented their work to a specially invited audience. Imagine playing football without a ball. Or even playing the Nintendo Wii console without the real screen … Continue reading →