Dr John Cussans, course leader for BA Fine Art and Fine Art with Psychology, will be speaking at the Homo ex MachinAI: Artificial Intelligence and Creativity event at the Benaki Museum in Athens on Friday April 12th. In his presentation 'Generative AI and Arts...
Students from the University have began work alongside renowned artist Rob Draper and external volunteers to create a public art mural with a focus on inclusivity.
Levi Lajtai, a graduate from last year’s Animation cohort has received nominations for his short film, Scratch, from the RTS student awards.
Since graduating in Game Art at De Montfort University in 2017, Hazel Brown has worked as a character artist at Dambuster Studios making characters for Dead Island 2, in the past couple of years she has specialized as a Hair Artist for Roarty Digital creating real time game hair for multiple clients. She also works on educational content for hair, hoping to encourage more accurate and diverse hair in games. Hazel recently took part in an event for BAFTA as a speaker in a panel discussing hair and accurate representation in games.
Fellow student Alexia Samoilova has been awarded with a scholarship for outstanding academic achievement. And this has made headline news in her native Cyprus. The award recognised the student’s achievements throughout the 2022/23 academic year. “I am delighted to...
Join us for Season 11 of the Art House Open Lecture series presented by Meadow Arts and the University of Worcester’s School of Arts.
This first event is jointly organised by the John Cussans, of the Arts and Health and Wellbeing research group and Desdemona McCannon of the Folk Cultures group at the University of Worcester.
Students and Alumni have participated in the Fantasy, Realms of Imagination exhibition at the Hive library in Worcester.
You are all invited to a talk by Aardman Animator and Director Susy Parr on Thursday 15th February at the Art House, 1.15 -2.15pm.
Join in with the Great Worcester Waddle 2024 – paint your own penguin
This exhibition presents Karen David’s PhD research at the University of Worcester titled Commune of the Viable Essence: Creating Myth in Artistic Studio Practice through Fictional Narrative and is presented as an archive of CoVE with written materials, maps and artworks including oil paintings, acrylic marbling and glazed ceramics.
Harry Hartwell finished his degree in BA Game Art in May, 2022. He has just been employed by game branding and advertising agency, Karter as a 3D artist. He has always been specialised in 3d arts, assets, and environmental design.
University of Worcester Journalism students are celebrating after having their work recognised at a regional awards ceremony.
So how did the NHS get here? And what’s to be done? Lord Victor Adebowale CBE will grapple with these questions and argue that a radical shift in focus is required.
Worcester University at UCAS Create Your Future, Manchester, 2023
On Tuesday 18th April the Art House will be hosting the Art and Climate Roundtable Event between 5 and 7 pm as part of Watermark, a contemporary art exhibition exploring water, flooding and the climate crisis in partnership with venues across Worcester.
L5 Illustration students invite you to their exhibition ‘Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow’ opening at the Art House this week.
Our second artist talk this term, organized in collaboration with Meadow Arts to coincide with their Watermark exhibition, will be by Emma Critchley.
This years prospective applicants joined us across the university to get a flavour of what we do at the university. In the Art House illustration, graphic design, graphic design and marketing and fine art put on practical sessions, with tutors, current students and prospective students all joining in the fun.
Wilding is a darkly humorous and politically charged performance exploring radical protest and feminism. It has been created in collaboration with Emma Bourke (a graduate of University of Worcester and distant cousin of the militant suffragette Emily Wilding Davison).
Our very own Desdemona McCannon is one of the judges on the Communication Arts Illustration Competition 2023.
A popular festival returns to the City lighting up the streets with some exciting new projections.
PITT Studio & The Art House, School of Arts, University of Worcester are pleased to present The Worcester OPEN 2023 supported by Meadow Arts on the occasion of Watermark, a multi-venue partnership-based project on water and flooding as environmental markers of climate change, which will take place from January to May 2023.
Our next set of Creative Media Graduates exhibited their digital work in the heart of the City of Worcester, at Hanbao.
In collaboration of our 10th anniversary between Meadow Arts and BA Fine Art at the University of Worcester, we are hosting a special Arts and Health roundtable event
School of Arts tutors, staff and students feature in the new Research magazine published on behalf of the research team.
Our tenth season of contemporary artists’ talks, presented via a partnership with the University of Worcester’s Fine Art department. The talks involve some of the most exciting contemporary artists currently making work in the UK, who talk about their artwork, ideas and the processes they use.
Barry makes sculptures, performances and works on paper that examine the power of authenticity, pleasure, and human connection. Referencing different modes of display, design and presentation, his objects and events are experiments in how we negotiate value, significance and trust.
The talk will take place online between 17.00 and 18.30 in Tuesday 25th of October. It will also be simultaneously screened to a public audience at the Art House on Castle Street in Worcester. Please go here to book your place for the online session. For those who want to attend in person, please come to the Art House at 16.45.
Working in collaboration with Worcester Museum and Art Gallery Venice Touring is a group show created from a five-day student experience of Venice. Reflecting upon the life and work of Canaletto. Students focused on the past and present. Venice then and Venice now.
The Worcester Music Festival is run by volunteers to promote the local music scene on one weekend a year. All money raised from fund raising during the Worcester Music Festival weekend goes to local charity.
The Art House windows will be taken over by graduates from our MA in Creative Media for a public exhibition of their work.
The 2022 Worcester Paint Festival happens at locations round the city with world renowned artists involved.
Our 2022 degree show for all of this year’s students from the visual arts.
Join us for an afternoon of exploring the Folk Horror genre with the opportunity to have your questions answered after the showing with guests Mikel Koven and John Cussans.
Worcester Illustration hosts this year’s Take 5 talks of alumni. 5 ex arts students from across courses share their work, their expertise and advise to our current batch of students. Always inspiring.
The Mela festival is designed to bring people together from all walks of life to celebrate ‘togetherness’.
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Last Friday I gave a talk at University of Worcester for the third year students on the Graphic Design & Multimedia course, the same one I graduated from five years ago. But I didn’t tell them about my work or show them cool skills and tricks. I took them through...
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Harpal Bobby scooped the Royal Television Society Midlands Student Factual Film Award for her documentary, A Change in Kismat, which explores British Indian women’s attitudes towards arranged marriages.
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Chris Pearce of Game Art talks to Hanna Watts about her work as a Prop Artist in the games industry.