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Creativity is how we change the world. Ask big questions, see things differently and spark your imagination with us.
Shining a light on imagination and innovation
Creative Kent celebrates your creative journey with us. Whatever you study or wherever you teach, we want to act as a beacon for how creativity can question, astonish and transform - across our campuses and the wider communities in which we live and work.
We'll help new networks flourish and collaboration thrive, helping budding gamers, doctors entrepeneurs and writers access inspiration and make the future real.
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Experience Creative Kent
From our labs to our world-class cultural centres, make new connections and experience the power of creativity at events and initiatives across Kent.
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Fish and Chips exhibition 22 June - September
This exhibition in the Templeman Library explores the history of Britain's favourite dish.
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Bison Mural - created 27 June – 1 July
To celebrate European Bison in Blean Woods, ATMstreetart will create a mural on Cornwallis building.
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Birth Rites Collection comes to Kent
The first and only collection of contemporary artwork comes to our Canterbury campus.
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We welcome Little Amal back to our campus
As part of our Youth Summit event Amal will join us as part of her New Steps New Friends tour.
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Unfiltered Coast exhibition - 27 June – 1 July
The art exhibition on coastal climate change by young people returns to the Canterbury campus.
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bOing! Family Arts Festival
Kent's International Family Arts Festival is back Sat 27 & Sun 28 August 2022!
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YouNome – Jarman 3, 1 July – 14 August
This art-science collaboration between explores genomics.
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ICCI announces new five fellows
Discover the first five fellows of the ICCI's newly launched Research Fellows programme.
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Introducing the iCCi Associate Artists
iCCi and Gulbenkian Arts Centre's multi-year programme brings extraordinary artists onto campus.
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Playground project
This programme of creative play sessions for young children can be found in libraries across Kent.
Creative Spotlight on - Professor David Herd
Professor David Herd has published his new collection of poetry, Walk Song. Written between 2015 and 2020, Walk Song (Shearsman Books) weaves in and out of the Refugee Tales project, of which Professor Herd is a co-organiser.