Students from a range of disciplines, including Architecture, Landscape Architecture & Urbanism, Graphic Design & Animation, Media, Film and Television exhibit their work at the university’s Stockwell Street building.
A private viewing of works by Umama Hamido and Bukola Bakinson + Discussion/Networking on the topic of forced displacement. Join us to learn how the University of Greenwich is responding to the global issue of forced displacement and our intention to do more in collaboration with our local, national and international communities. Guests are invited …
This is the first exhibition to focus on Frank Bowling’s sculptures and the sculptural aspects of his paintings, exploring connections between the two mediums that have previously been overlooked. Sculptures from the late 80s and 90s are shown in dialogue with paintings and alongside archival and audio-visual material delving into Bowling’s engagement with sculpture and sculptors. NOTE: We are closed on Saturday 27 August for the Bank Holiday W/E
This exhibition showcases a live experiment growing vegetables, herbs and fruits in Martian simulant soils, using fish effluents from an aquaponic system as fertilizer. The University of Greenwich has been working on the co-production of fish and vegetables in aquaponic systems since 2014, and the FEEDING MARS project provides an opportunity to do the science and at the same time allow visitors to get a glimpse of future food production technology on Earth and in Space.