Chelsea College Of Arts

Book now for our upcoming Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our MA Textile Design course at Chelsea College of Arts.
“Chelsea’s workshops, studio and gallery environment have all contributed to my work as an independent textile designer, motivated by research and current developments in the textile industry. The tutorials I’ve had provided insightful advice and helped me proceed forward in creative ways.”
Shambhavi Choudhary, MA Textile Design 2018
... Will you be #madeatchelsea?
Book your free place now for the 14 February event! http://bit.ly/PostgradOpenDayTD
Image credit: Gina Dimakopoulou, MA Textile Design 2018
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Don’t miss our upcoming Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our MA Interior and Spatial Design & Graduate Diploma Interior Design courses at Chelsea College of Arts.
“I really enjoyed studying at Chelsea College of Arts due to its inspiring and motivational environment that enables students to take risks and challenge themselves. I also consider Chelsea unique because it has outstanding workshop facilities and the staff are always willing to support the development o...f your work.”
Athina Leontiou, MA Interior and Spatial Design 2017
Will you be #madeatchelsea?
Book your free place now for the 14 February event! http://bit.ly/PostgradOpenDayISD
Image credit: Fang Wang, MA Interior and Spatial Design 2018
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Join us at our upcoming Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our MA Curating and Collections course at Chelsea College of Arts.
“An idea can be inspired by anything: a book you read, a song you like… It helps your brain to find inspiration everywhere and get used to the fast-paced art world”
Raffaella Mariadriana Matrone, MA Curating and Collections 2018
... Will you be #madeatchelsea?
Book your free place now for the 14 February event! http://bit.ly/PostgradOpenDayCandC
Image credit: MA Curating and Collections Summer Show 2018
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Apply now at for UAL's Xhibit show!
Remember folks, applications close this Midnight Sunday 3 February ⏰
bit.ly/Xhibit2019
... Check out the full photo album from last year here > bit.ly/XhibitTB2018
You can find more information about Xhibit and this year’s selection panel here: https://www.arts-su.com/xhibit
With the application form here: https://www.arts-su.com/xhibit/applicatio n-form
Images: the work of three Chelsea folk featured in the 2018 Xhibit show - Miles Johnson, Orelie Pascale & Rayvenn Shaleigha D'Clark
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Former member of Chelsea staff and Founder and Director of Atlantic Pacific Robin Jenkins, will be talking about his experience at sea onboard Sea Watch 3.
Go along to see what Robin has been up to on his adventures!

Join us at our Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our Graduate Diploma Graphic Design course at Chelsea College of Arts.
Open days provide a great opportunity for you to find out more about the College and our courses. You’ll also be able to:
- Find out more about applying to Chelsea College of Arts
... - See our studios, workshops and facilities
- Find out about student accommodation
This event is part of our wider Postgraduate Open Day, book your place at bit.ly/PostgradOpenDayGD
Header image: BA Graphic Design Communication Summer Show 2018
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Join us at our Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our MA Fine Art and Graduate Diploma Fine Art courses at Chelsea College of Arts.
Open days provide a great opportunity for you to find out more about the College and our courses. You’ll also be able to:
- Find out more about applying to Chelsea College of Arts ... - See our studios, workshops and facilities - Find out about student accommodation
This event is part of our wider Postgraduate Open Day, book your place at bit.ly/PostgradOpenDayFineArt
Header image: Abi Moffat, MA Fine Art 2018
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Join us at our Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our MA Curating and Collections course at Chelsea College of Arts.
Open days provide a great opportunity for you to find out more about the College and our courses. You’ll also be able to:
... - Find out more about applying to Chelsea College of Arts
- See our studios, workshops and facilities
This event is part of our wider Postgraduate Open Day, book your place at bit.ly/POstgradOpenDayCandC
Header image: MA Curating and Collections summer show 2018
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Join us at our Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our MA Textile Design and Graduate Diploma Textile Design courses at Chelsea College of Arts.
Open days provide a great opportunity for you to find out more about the College and our courses. You’ll also be able to:
- Find out more about applying to Chelsea College of Arts
... - See our studios, workshops and facilities
- Find out about student accommodation
This event is part of our wider Postgraduate Open Day, book your place at bit.ly/PostgradOpenDayTD
Header image: Xiaotong Wang, MA Textile Design 2018
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Join us at our Postgraduate Open Day to find out more about our MA Interior and Spatial Design and Graduate Diploma Interior Design courses at Chelsea College of Arts.
Open days provide a great opportunity for you to find out more about the College and our courses. You’ll also be able to:
- Find out more about applying to Chelsea College of Arts
... - See our studios, workshops and facilities
- Find out about student accommodation
This event is part of our wider Postgraduate Open Day, book your place at http://bit.ly/PostgradOpenDayISD
Image header: Lingkai Lu, MA Interior and Spatial Design
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Visit the Brixton Beneficiary at A.s.c Art Studios (opposite Brixton Academy) this Friday for the opening of a show with Chelsea BA Fine Art alumni.
It's always great to see alumni continuing to collaborate and show together, after building strong positively creative friendships during their time working together in Chelsea's studio environment.
We're sure this will be a show not to miss!
... Free event
All welcome
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Don't miss the opportunity to apply to Xhibit before the deadline of midnight 3 February!
Super excited to hear about the programme - Xhibit? Need a bit of advice / 1 on 1 feedback before you submit your work? 🤔
You can get the chance to meet 1 or more of the judges at the College Visit days (take note 👀). They'll be visiting your colleges over the next few weeks for an hour and a half, but make sure you book some time in ASAP.
... Email Sophie Risner (Events and Exhibitions Coordinator) to get your slot > s.risner@su.arts.ac.uk
// Monday 28th January 2019 // 11:00 - 12:30: Chelsea
www.arts-su.com/xhibit
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An issue is currently affecting some of our phone lines and your call might not be connected. We're working on this as quickly as possible and apologise for any inconvenience caused. Please try your call again on Monday from 8:30am and we'll be able to transfer you.

Congratulations to BA & MA Fine Art alumna Rayvenn D'Clark on her first publication!
Read more about it in her post...

Betsy's Closet Swap Shop invite Chelsea staff and students to a clothing swap this Sunday 20/01/19 in Kensington.
This event will be filmed as part of a documentary on sustainable fashion and featuring Grace Mandeville and the show is called Fashion Conscious which airs in February on BBC3.
There will be a pay-as-you-feel winter warmer soup to raise awareness on the issue of food waste.
... The contribution to take part to the event is £3, but they would like to offer two-for-one entry to staff and students with a valid UAL Chelsea College of Arts ID card.
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عمل رائع وجمييل ❤️❤️

THE SMILE was awesome! Loved the architecture and being inside!

Don't take it down!!! �

Really enjoyed my course. We had two tutors from different disciplines which gave more than one perspective to the work we were doing and there was a very good workshop space to try out different techniques.

I loved my time on MA Curating & Collections at Chelsea College of Arts. The staff were great and I loved the course. The facilities are really good too, especially the library! Would definitely recommend.

I graduated in 2010 and I have to say I love this place for many reasons. I had so much help and intellectual stimulation. Great teachers, staff and just a great feel about the place. So glad I went to Uni there.

I attended the Tate 'Unconference' at Chelsea and really enjoyed the informal nature of the event. The impact of digital media on the arts has been and will be immeasurable and it was fascinating to discuss this in this environment. I look forward to attending other events at Chelsea in the future. A special note to the staff who were accommodating and enthusiastic.

Home

Great place, staff and tutors are helpful and insightful. Wonderful atmosphere and the building is just beautiful! I still try come down and see the current students work as much as I can throughout the year - and it's always so exciting and individual. I especially love textiles work - the facilities they have for these students are great and the work they produce is so highly skilled. I definitely recommend coming to check out the shows.

ChelseaUAL is not just a great college. ChelseaUAL has a matrix that left the academic bubble behind, acts as a serious Millbank neighbourhood stakeholder. In #TheHeartOfLondon, it created and nourishes a conduit for a sustainable society utilising creativity at every level as a key tool to explore issues and solutions beyond conventions. It provides young people and local residents with a unique opportunity to explore dreams, ideas and pursue visions that do make a difference.

Chelsea College of Arts is a creative oasis. Somewhere that people can open their mind completely and without judgement but rather encouragement from those around them. Playful, educational and formative. Come and experience it for yourself, whether it's an exhibition or a course :)

Best in Textile design courses. Every year the show is better than the previous year. #DCSfashionstudio

Popped in on the off chance and it was truely worthwhile. The exhibits were of a a very good standard a nd I enjoyed talking to a few of the artists

I had an amazing time at Chelsea in the late 90's. A great melting pot of ideas and people. The lectures and seminars were always challenging. I still remember the best from Chris Yetton even 20 years on. I found, lost and found myself again studying fine art.

Some majority of fine art tutors were critical yet positive a minority were less generous spirited and tough. The college did feel a bit elitist with its intake even if in practice it encouraged inclusion, I hope that's changed.

I went their for my interview for Interior Design, and was asked why I wore a headscarf, if i took it off or not, and why I did so. I felt disgusted that my interview had more questions about my religion, origin and background than my portfolio and my art. I felt unwelcomed with the way I was interviewed and would certainly not feel happy studying in such an environment. Even if I get a place (which I highly doubt with the questions I got) I would not accept it. I do believe however that this might just have come from the person who interviewed me and not from the university, because I have heard many good things about it. My first impression wasnt as good, but I shall not risk studying there.

عمل رائع وجمييل ❤️❤️

THE SMILE was awesome! Loved the architecture and being inside!

Don't take it down!!! �

Really enjoyed my course. We had two tutors from different disciplines which gave more than one perspective to the work we were doing and there was a very good workshop space to try out different techniques.

I loved my time on MA Curating & Collections at Chelsea College of Arts. The staff were great and I loved the course. The facilities are really good too, especially the library! Would definitely recommend.

I graduated in 2010 and I have to say I love this place for many reasons. I had so much help and intellectual stimulation. Great teachers, staff and just a great feel about the place. So glad I went to Uni there.

I attended the Tate 'Unconference' at Chelsea and really enjoyed the informal nature of the event. The impact of digital media on the arts has been and will be immeasurable and it was fascinating to discuss this in this environment. I look forward to attending other events at Chelsea in the future. A special note to the staff who were accommodating and enthusiastic.

Home

Great place, staff and tutors are helpful and insightful. Wonderful atmosphere and the building is just beautiful! I still try come down and see the current students work as much as I can throughout the year - and it's always so exciting and individual. I especially love textiles work - the facilities they have for these students are great and the work they produce is so highly skilled. I definitely recommend coming to check out the shows.

ChelseaUAL is not just a great college. ChelseaUAL has a matrix that left the academic bubble behind, acts as a serious Millbank neighbourhood stakeholder. In #TheHeartOfLondon, it created and nourishes a conduit for a sustainable society utilising creativity at every level as a key tool to explore issues and solutions beyond conventions. It provides young people and local residents with a unique opportunity to explore dreams, ideas and pursue visions that do make a difference.

Chelsea College of Arts is a creative oasis. Somewhere that people can open their mind completely and without judgement but rather encouragement from those around them. Playful, educational and formative. Come and experience it for yourself, whether it's an exhibition or a course :)

Best in Textile design courses. Every year the show is better than the previous year. #DCSfashionstudio

Popped in on the off chance and it was truely worthwhile. The exhibits were of a a very good standard a nd I enjoyed talking to a few of the artists

I had an amazing time at Chelsea in the late 90's. A great melting pot of ideas and people. The lectures and seminars were always challenging. I still remember the best from Chris Yetton even 20 years on. I found, lost and found myself again studying fine art.

Some majority of fine art tutors were critical yet positive a minority were less generous spirited and tough. The college did feel a bit elitist with its intake even if in practice it encouraged inclusion, I hope that's changed.

I went their for my interview for Interior Design, and was asked why I wore a headscarf, if i took it off or not, and why I did so. I felt disgusted that my interview had more questions about my religion, origin and background than my portfolio and my art. I felt unwelcomed with the way I was interviewed and would certainly not feel happy studying in such an environment. Even if I get a place (which I highly doubt with the questions I got) I would not accept it. I do believe however that this might just have come from the person who interviewed me and not from the university, because I have heard many good things about it. My first impression wasnt as good, but I shall not risk studying there.