Live@CSM

'A Common Thread' celebrates a hands-on relationship to materials, in an exhibition of process-driven work by students. Join us for a public programme that celebrates the participatory and physical aspects of contemporary crafts.

Our Art Schools are haunted by the ghosts of studios past: phantasmagorical echoes of teaching from long ago, now stuck in the present, mis-figured and unable to pass on to the other side.

Art that Moves, 20 -24 April 2026. A conference on Mobility and Migration in art production, curation, and creative authorship in relation to our lived worlds.

Join BA Architecture for the 2025 autumn series of lectures Demonstrations, convened and curated by Adriana Cobo-Corey, Senior Lecturer in Ethical Practice and Carlotta Novella, BAA Stage 1 Leader.

Alongside the Biennale exhibition, join us for a free events programme with a range of activities developed with families, young people, and art teachers in mind.

Join Product, Ceramic and Industrial Design for this lecture series where expert practitioners to share their thoughts on the idea of transformation.

Earthsuits is a CSM-led initiative exploring the history and future of wearables, encompassing augmentations, devices, materials, sensors and beyond. The project will launch in February 2025 as the theme of CSM’s fourth Digital Innovation Season.

The Digital Innovation Season is Central Saint Martin’s flagship programme for the exploration of new and emerging technologies and their impact on creative practice, the industries linked to our institution, and the planet.

Digital Innovation Season returns for its fifth iteration: Earthsuits - Plastic Extinction in February 2026.

We bring to you a vast landscape, welded together by BA Performance Design and Practice final year students. Using 3 divergent shows to dive into the chaotic, find meaning and explore the human experience through the expanse of different practices.

Join us for Weaving Worlds, a symposium celebrating the next generation of changemakers and researchers emerging from MA Applied Imagination! Please click into each day to view the agenda and book tickets.

Showcasing MAPS final projects at Central Saint Martins, King's Cross through exhibitions, performances and screenings. We invite you to experience, indulge and enjoy the work of the next generation of screen-based artists from Central Saint Martins.

Join MA Performance: Screen for Unit 4A & 4B screenings, installations and performances.

Showcasing MAPS final projects at Central Saint Martins, King's Cross through exhibitions, performances and screenings. We invite you to experience, indulge and enjoy the work of the next generation of screen-based artists from Central Saint Martins.

How might creativity help us imagine new ecologies of wellbeing in times of crisis? This festival is much more than a showcase — it is an open laboratory for co-creation, critical discourse and embodied practice. Part of Creativity & Wellbeing Week

Showcasing work by recent graduates spanning art, design and performance, process explores not only final outcomes, but the often-spontaneous and unexpected ways of getting there. process is open from 16 September - 25 October 2026.

In these Takeover Weeks, each of CSM’s Schools of Thought, C School (Culture), S School (Systems), M School (Material), alongside Research, Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise (RKE), will transform the gallery into a site for collaboration and dialogue.

Scenoworks: Adventures in contemporary performance from graduating students of MA Performance: Design and Practice.

Scenoworks: Adventures in contemporary performance from graduating students of MA Performance: Design and Practice.

An MA P:DP Presentation

Soil, Toil & Table reimagines the natural produce of the land through a radical lens on the human-nature bond, in an exhibition curated by and featuring Central Saint Martins staff, students and alumni in the Lethaby Gallery.

Look. Look again. Look differently. Alongside the exhibition, join us at The Observatory for a series of events looking further, deeper, closer at the exhibition's themes and approaches.