Arts & Culture News

Abstract Playground AP3 at the Roger Stevens Building by Will Hurt

Lighting up the campus

Published
Monday 2nd October, 2017
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Arts & Culture

The University of Leeds is playing a key part in Light Night Leeds this year, hosting 12 events on campus as part of the city’s biggest free annual multi-arts event.

Masaru Yoshitake performs on a Steinway in the University of Leeds' Great Hall during the last Leeds International Piano Competition in 2015.

Prestigious Steinway status provides key upgrade

Published
Monday 25th September, 2017
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Arts & Culture

Music students at the University of Leeds will become part of a select band later this year when it gains coveted All-Steinway School status.

Behind the scenes of a city’s season of triathlon

Published
Thursday 1st June, 2017
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Arts & Culture

A photojournalist who captured candid scenes from Yorkshire’s successful Grand Depart is training her lens on triathlon as part of a unique new project.

Film student Kyle Withington, Col Needham, Karen Emanuel, Paul Cooke, Stuart Clarke and Alan Langlands

New prize highlights talented student filmmakers

Published
Wednesday 26th April, 2017
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Arts & Culture

A new competition established by the University's Cultural Institute has encouraged student filmmakers to showcase some of its ground-breaking research.

Roundhay Park

A rare glimpse of Leeds' parks through time

Published
Monday 24th April, 2017
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Society & Politics
Arts & Culture

A new exhibition and online photographic archive will allow residents of Leeds to get a glimpse of the city's parks and green spaces since the early 1900s.

Rice paddies

Photo exhibition with an eye on Asia

Published
Monday 13th March, 2017
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Arts & Culture

A lens-eye view of Asia is presented at an exhibition of photography launched today at the University of Leeds.

Curator Richard Davies pictured in exhibition

Revolutionary Russia revealed in Leeds

Published
Thursday 2nd March, 2017
Categories
Arts & Culture

A new exhibition reveals the dramatic events of the Russian Revolution from a fresh, British, perspective.