Events

10:00am - 4:00pm, until 12 February 2011

This final of two exhibitions of second-year work reflects an exciting period of exploration and discovery as students reach the mid-point in their studies.  It is a time when distinctly individual bodies of work start to emerge, and ambitions for future developments are identified.

6:00pm - 7:15pm

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE IN VENUE FROM THE WOODLANE CAMPUS TO THE TREMOUGH CAMPUS
In association with Tate St Ives, University College Falmouth is delighted to host a talk by British artist, Simon Starling, as part of the Tate St Ives Spring Exhibition 2011: the first major exhibition in the UK of his work since he won the Turner Prize in 2005. 

9:30am - 6:00pm, until 12 February 2011

An exclusive review of work produced by former students of the BA(Hons) Illustration course at University College Falmouth will be shown in London.  This exhibition is an exemplification of the high quality, diversity, innovation and creative practice that has been the Falmouth Illustration hallmark.

9:00am - 8:00pm, until 18 March 2011

An exhibition curated by Sian Bonnell, Associate Professor of Photography, and entitled Elusive has opened at Camberwell Space, Camberwell College of Art, London. Elusive brings together the work of 29 artists including Falmouth staff, Steve Tynan and Karen Brett as well as alumnus Spencer Murphy.

9:30am - 5:00pm, until 12 February 2011

Meet staff and current students and discover first-hand how study at Falmouth can fast-track your career. View the exceptional facilities at our new, multi-million-pound Tremough Campus and / or our purpose built studios and period buildings set in sub-tropical gardens in the heart of Falmouth at our Woodlane Campus.

10:00am - 4:00pm, until 9 April 2011

A selection of final year Contemporary Craft students at UCF have been invited to show small-scale works of craft alongside 19 international artists exhibiting at the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery. The students submitted work for a project entitled ‘In the Moment', that had to be no larger than an A5 sheet of paper. They also prepared an artist's statement where, to link in with the themes behind the ‘Taking Time' exhibition, they reflected on the process and the time undertaken to create their work.

6:00pm - 7:30pm

The FilmAtFalmouth Guest Lecture Series 2010/11 continues with a lecture given by Russ Jones, Creative Director, Sound Designer and Co Founder of Condiment Junkie on Monday 14 February from 6pm in the Media Centre Cinema, Tremough campus.

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Johannes Roberts is giving the second FilmatFalmouth lecture for 2011 on Tuesday 15 February at 6pm. The UK-based director's horror feature film F (18) opened the Film4 FrightFest before being released last year in cinemas nationwide by Optimum Releasing.

5:00pm - 6:00pm

Anxiety and Metaphor: How to break a personal story against a bigger story to create a visual narrative

Deborah Levy will unfold the true story of a Bavarian Princess who believed she had swallowed a grand piano made from glass and who lived in a state of continuous anxiety, torn between the fear that she might accidentally break the instrument and her desire to find a safe place to play it. This presentation investigates the ways in which images replace words, magical thinking, playing and reality, objects as global positioning systems, catastrophic poetry, glass delusions, dreams and torments.

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Acclaimed founder, artistic director and choreographer of The Cholmondeleys and The Featherstonehaughs, Lea Anderson MBE is spending the week at The Performance Centre working with BA(Hons) Choreography students. On Wednesday she will be giving a public lecture in Studio B from 6pm.

10:00am - 4:00pm, until 22 March 2011

David Pringle is a Fine Art Graduate of UCF, now studying at the Royal College of Art. He won the Midas Award in 2009.  In his latest exhibition at the Millennium Gallery in St Ives, David utilises, and in turn makes comment on, the prevalent use of the 'machine' and the 'lens' as a mechanism for exposing us to the connection between the physical and the visual.  His sculptural film making apparatus create a reproduction of reality or occurrence utilising reference to techniques of cinematic film making.

9:30am - 5:00pm

Your opportunity to visit our campuses and meet staff and students. Discover more about University College Falmouth and experience life in Cornwall.

5:30pm - 7:00pm

The second talk in the series Digital Economy: research in practice will be given by Jerome Fletcher; a research project entitled Electronic Literature as a Model of Creativity and Innovation in Practice. The project was awarded funding from the Humanities in the European Research Area Joint Research Programme for Creativity and Innovation.