Looking to showcase your work or try your hand at curating? Join Arts SU's Student Exhibition Programme! This is your chance to transform our Project Spaces into exciting exhibitions, share your creativity with the whole UAL community, and develop your practice outside of your academic studies.
Whether you're interested in exhibiting or organising, you'll get hands on experience in putting together shows while connecting with creative peers from different courses and disciplines. No formal exhibition experience needed – just bring your ideas and enthusiasm! The programme enriches our creative community, turning campus spaces into lively hubs of artistic exchange and experimentation.
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We host 3 exhibitions per term, and have two open calls per year, one in September/October and one in December/January.
YOUR SPACES:
Upcoming Exhibitions & Events
PRIVATE VIEW: Wednesday 28th January, 5pm - 7pm
EXHIBITION: 28th January - 25th February 2026
WHERE: SU Project Space, Camberwell College of Arts, Peckham Rd, SE5 8UF (access details below)
Featuring work by Shynara Nygmetova and Zixuan Hong
4thwall.exe is inspired by the artists’ shared interest in unreleased emotional tension and digital anxiety shaped by social media, data privacy, and the rapid rise of AI and emerging technologies. Through a series of interactive and immersive installations, visitors are invited to slow down, reflect, and actively engage with emotions that are often overlooked or suppressed in digital life. Participation plays a central role, allowing the works to shift and change through audience interaction, creating space for reflection, dialogue, and connection.
PRIVATE VIEW: Thursday 5th February, 5pm - 7pm
EXHIBITION OPEN: 5th February - 3rd March 2026
WHERE: SU Project Space, CSM, 1 Granary Square, Kings Cross, N1C 4AA
By Andrea Llerena
Myth in Making, is a process-led installation and performance born out of the artist’s experience of heritage pottery skills in Oaxaca, Mexico. To learn more about her home country’s ceramic traditions, the artist went to Oaxaca over an eight-month period, where she immersed herself in the indigenous philosophy and processes.
Beginning by making her own potter's wheels and collecting clay, the artist takes a holistic approach to making. Reflecting on the cyclical nature of ceramics and human’s relationship to the earth, the artist has adapted these traditional methods into a new environment: London. She goes through the cycle of digging clay, refining it, making pots, and returning them to the earth, often opting to work directly in the landscape. This repetitive cycle fosters a profound connection to the land and highlights the mythic nature of creation through human craftsmanship. It is a process-led meditation on clay as land and creative medium, with humans as its activating principle.
Clay is a thing of life and has a capacity of relation to the world due to it being the ground itself. To share this knowledge, the artist is looking to incorporate participatory engagement, emphasising the relationship between nature, culture, craft, and everyday life.
PRIVATE VIEW: Thursday 19th February, 5pm - 7pm
EXHIBITION OPEN: 19th February - 18th March 2026
WHERE: SU Project Space, LCC, Elephant & Castle, SE1 6SB
By Kate Oliver and Sophie Keen Superstar
Bold glamour is an exhibition by Kate Oliver and Sophie Keen Superstar featuring a live performance for your viewing pleasure at the private view on 19th feb.
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More Past Exhibitions
See this PDF for past exhibitions!