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New three-year programme will support one student annually from Latvia, Lithuania, or Estonia to study art history in London.
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New three-year programme will support one student annually from Latvia, Lithuania, or Estonia to study art history in London.

Generous donation by art historian Charles Greig significantly enhances national collection with 18th and 19th-century Indian art.

Leading artists, designers, and architects will guide the institution's future strategies, with a focus on contemporary art.

Major retrospective spans eight decades of innovative British modernism, showcasing over 150 works.

Current students and recent graduates from Trinity Laban are recognised for their album 'A Great Day in Newcastle' in the prestigious Mercury Prize.

Alexandra Palace's Victorian Theatre to host inclusive club night and events management course, with DJ Erol Alkan headlining.

Creative director and entrepreneur Manon Dave joins Trinity Laban to enhance student opportunities and industry partnerships.

New initiatives at the RCA will explore participatory performance, smart textiles, cultural networks, circular design, and digital heritage in engineering education.

Tyler, a learner author from London South East Colleges, has successfully transitioned from writing novels to producing his debut short film.

The extensive collection includes drafts, notebooks, and correspondence from the Booker Prize-winning author, offering deep insight into her literary process.

An exhibition at the Bush Theatre honours local pioneer of lover's rock, Louisa Mark, showcasing treasured items and her musical legacy.

Acquisitions by Michaela Yearwood-Dan and Luis Fernando Zapata join national collection, enriching public access.