Month: March 2019

Congratulations to BA (Hons) in Film student Nimasu Namsaren, whose film Mavzhuda won the title Best Film at the Canterbury University Film Festival (CUFF) 2019. … Read more

The School of Arts and Gulbenkian are hosting the second biennial Autism Arts Festival to be held on campus for Friday 26 April to Sunday … Read more

Alumna Maya Sfakianaki will be performing a live art piece she has created as part of Pest Fest at the Arcola Theatre this Sunday, 30 … Read more

Physical Actor Training – An Online A-Z, a digital resource created by Professor Paul Allain, Professor of Theatre and Performance in the School of Arts and Dean … Read more

The 2019 Canterbury University Film Festival (CUFF) will be held this weekend; 23 and 24 March 2019. CUFF is an independent festival that provides an … Read more

The School of Arts launched its MA Theatre Festival last night, comprising of two weeks of performances from students on our MA programmes in the … Read more

Alumnus Antonio Mascoli, who graduated with an MA in Film with Practice in 2018, has had his film NAMRON selected to be included in the Flicks … Read more

The School of Arts will host a talk and Q&A session with television producer Daisy Lilley, entitled ‘Constructing Reality: In Conversation with Daisy Lilley’, on … Read more

Alumna Faye Golley, who graduated with a BA (Hons) in History and Philosophy of Art in 2016, is currently curating the Strangelove Time-based Media Festival … Read more

The School of Arts, in partnership with Studio 3 Gallery, Kent Law School, and the Centre for Critical Thought, has organised two collaborative events with … Read more