Climate Art Prize winner
Winner announced: Grantham Climate Art Prize 2025
A student from the Dyson School of Engineering has won this year’s Grantham Climate Art Prize.
Stories tagged with 'Arts'
Sustainability Expo
Greening Imperial: a forthcoming exhibition on sustainability
A photographic exhibition will be launched on Sherfield Walkway featuring photographs of murals painted as part of the Grantham Climate Art Prize.
Grantham Lecture
Caroline Lucas warns of twin attacks on climate and democracy
The rise of populism and the acceleration of the nature and climate emergencies are becoming increasingly interlinked, Caroline Lucas has warned.
Share your research
Here's how to get involved with the 2025 Great Exhibition Road Festival
Mark your calendars, the Great Exhibition Road Festival returns next June! Help us to serve up a sensational celebration of science and art.
Image competition
Visualizing molecular engineering
Imperial researchers share their best images featuring the field of molecular science and engineering for IMSE's image competition
Feature
MRP at Cannes
Imperial's Magnetic Resonator Piano Strikes a Chord at Cannes Film Festival
The Magnetic Resonator Piano, developed by Professor Andrew McPherson debuts at Cannes Film Festival in the movie "Beating Hearts."
Meet the staff
Behind the scenes: Filming on campus for Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster
Imperial’s part in the documentary Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster is the end result of collaboration and teamwork from Imperial.
Art and science collide
Five times Imperial used art to communicate science in 2023
How can complex scientific research be communicated in a way that’s engaging and accessible?
Painting the town green
Drawing attention to climate change: Grantham Climate Art Prize murals revealed
Four murals, designed by young people, have been revealed this month as part of the Grantham Climate Art Prize competition ahead of COP28
Thinking Creatively
Creative thinking programme achieves milestone of enrolling 400,000 learners
The longstanding 'Creative Thinking' online specialisation is a runaway success, as its creator readies new content for eager global learners.
