Our Journal

MIRROR opens to the public with an exhibition examining police interrogation techniques by artist Maud Craigie.

BA (Hons) Film & Screen Arts third years Yergalem Carimini and Sonny Layton have received great praise for their short films, ‘La Volpe’ and ‘1977’, winning awards in Production Design and Animation

Is an MA the right choice for me? How can I fit it around my other commitments? What do I need in order to apply? Before embarking on your postgraduate study journey you may have a few questions, so we’ve answered some of our most frequently asked on our journal.

Author and comedian Charlie Higson has won the competition with his video celebrating the life and career of actor Boris Karloff.

Combining the gallery space at Plymouth College of Art, an extensive events programme and a new online resource, MIRROR is dedicated to the professional development of artists.

We caught up with BA (Hons) Commercial Photography graduate Tilly Warburton, who took the image for Plymouth College of Art's advertising campaign, seen across the country

Commissioned by Autograph, Dr Mohini Chandra, BA (Hons) Photography Subject Leader, has produced a short film, 'Belated' in response to the wider context of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Chris Smith, Pre-Degree's UAL Level 2 Art & Design Subject Lead, and the Tutor for IB Environmental Systems and Societies speaks about how education can have a massive impact on our current climate crisis.

Extended Diploma in Photography Subject Leader Tobie Loates speaks about the challenges and rewards of hybrid learning through the global pandemic.

After Jemima's mum was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, they both noticed how limited the lingerie options for women were. Jemima, determined to change that, has launched ELAN, her comfortable, fashionable and sustainable lingerie alternative.

In the era of social media, interviews over Google Meet and online learning and working, it feels more important than ever to have a digital portfolio available. Here's some top tips to get you started.

As we navigate new digital ways of working, socialising and studying, online interviews are becoming more common. Here’s our top tips and tricks for acing your interview.

Textiles graduate Ayesha King, along with Makers HQ, have collaborated with the surfwear brand Finisterre to develop a wetsuit suitable for Muslim women.

Lottie Wishart and Bryan Wallen animated visual hallucinations of Derriford Hospital patient Lou Gallie, who experienced delirium after a routine operation.

Whether your interview is online or in person, your portfolio is your chance to express yourself and your passion for your chosen creative study. Here's some tips on how to prepare your portfolio for interview.

Video gaming and animation has always been considered a bit of a boys' club. However, women are beginning to make their mark on these billion dollar male-dominated industries.

We caught up with BA (Hons) Interior Design & Styling graduate César Turner Waters to find out about his student journey and his new role at architectural visualisation studio, Archilime.

Professor Andrew Brewerton announces his retirement after eleven years at Plymouth College of Art.

Sally Tully, graduate of Applied Arts (now Craft & Material Practices), appeared on the programme shown on Channel 4, exhibiting her skills as a ceramicist.

We are proud that we have no waiting lists for counselling services and no limits on the number of counselling sessions offered to each student at Plymouth College of Art.

2020 graduate Belinda Bayley talks about her new wallpaper designs for Lick Home and her time studying at Plymouth College of Art.

Amy Rouse, BA (Hons) Interior Design & Styling graduate from Ivybridge, Devon has been inspired to start her own business, selling handmade concrete products.

Making Futures is Plymouth College of Art’s international research platform, exploring how contemporary crafts are practised, which consists of an international biennial conference held in Plymouth and the online open-access journal.

Staff collaborate to create a range of experimental instruments showcasing the possibilities of noise, sound, and alternative music.

Third year Yergalem Carimini also had her short film 'La Volpe' shown at last year's Encounters Film Festival.

We chat to our BA (Hons) Illustration Subject Leader Ben Wright about the Class of 2020's newly launched virtual degree show space.

SU President Harriet Moore chats to some of our students and staff about this year's theme for International Women's Day 'Choose to Challenge'.

We catch up with BA (Hons) Photography graduate Rose Mary about her work with the Dalit community in India, studying at Plymouth College of Art and the experiences that have shaped her practice.

Senior Lecturer Kirsty Smith sits down with us to talk about her expansive creative career and offers advice to new students looking to start university.

If you're looking to study a creative degree in September 2021, come along to our series of talks for HE applicants.