A very timely and incisive analysis by Kent PhD student C.A.York, here. 

I have argued that video games are their own art form. But are there other forms of art linked to video games that should be … Read more

This weekend Studio 3 Gallery is proud to present Wow – Welcome to Our World an exciting exhibition of work created by autistic girls from … Read more

Angelo Cioffi’s book, entitled “Philosophical Theories of Political Cinema, will come out in November. Angelo Emanuele Cioffi studied Political Theory and Cultural Policies at the Universities … Read more

Salman Toor’s intersectional identities, as a gay man of colour working in the west, blur any positioning of him in a west/rest binary. Salman Toor, … Read more

We are pleased to announce Kent MA student, Sophie Colclough’s exhibition Xenas-Zaftig is open to the public: Studio 3 Gallery, 7pm-9pm until the 15th August … Read more

Congratulations to Giacomo Damiani! Giacomo Damiani, who is completing a Phd on the Renaissance mathematician Luca Pacioli in Kent’s Architecture and Art History departments, has … Read more

New partnership between Kent and The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge to launch next academic year…   Exciting news! The Division of Arts & … Read more

Art History student Allen Fairway begins a series of posts on the topic of videogames…   Are videogames art? It is a point of contention … Read more

  Claire Anscomb, who obtained an MA and PhD in History and Philosophy of Art at Kent, has been awarded the British Society of Aesthetics … Read more