ROAR Publication Launch during the final weekend of the 58th Venice Biennale at the Pavilion of Ivory Coast, Castello Gallery. ROAR is a new publication edited by Rosanna Greaves and […]

Sustainability Art Prize 2019: There is no Wealth but Life The Sustainability art Prize 2019 edition has invited students across Cambridge School of Art to engage in the broad conversation […]

Sustainability Art Prize is a yearly event organised across all the departments in the Cambridge School of Arts at Anglia Ruskin University. The concept of sustainability is often used as […]

When revisiting works that were done in a different time and context, one of the pitfalls is that actuality is not necessarily guaranteed by re-politicising the work in contemporary arenas. […]

This year’s edition of the Venice Biennale, Viva Arte Viva, addresses many  issues related to sustainability, the most obvious and widely photographed being an installation featuring a pair of enormous […]

Resident Biodiversity is a project that hopes to increase urban invertebrate biodiversity and raise awareness of biodiversity as an issue among the student population at Anglia Ruskin University. Areas of […]

“Every art communicates because it expresses. It enables us to share vividly and deeply in meanings…for communication is not announcing things communication is the process of creating participation, of making […]

This Winter Symposium took part in Saxnas, Sapmi, on March 2017. The event was organised by the Nordiskt Sommaruniversiteit Circle 7 and was hosted at the Ricklundgarden museum house. The […]

Cambridge Sustainability Residency founder, Marina Velez, was invited to attend the Festival for the Earth at University of Venice, Ca’ Foscari, organised by artist and cultural manager Maria Rebecca Ballestra. […]

This short interview with artist and CSRes participant Laura Denning illustrates how works which started during the residency unfold and develop through time and contacts. Laura went on to present […]