Millie Hogman interviews dancer and artist Natasha Parker-Edwards to discover more about her collaborative performance project and life as a cross-disciplinary student. What have been your influences as an artist?…
Henry Amalin is a photographer and designer based in Bath. Commissioning editor Sandra met with Henry earlier this year to discuss the history and influences behind his work. It’s a…
Exploring the ‘cool’ in 20th century American art, the Ashmolean Museum’s current exhibition is the first of its kind. From the precisionist paintings of Charles Sheeler to copies of graphic…
Within the corridors and exhibition halls of Bath Spa’s Art and Design campus lurks the elusive ‘Herman Miller chair’. The chair is a product of an artistic merger between Herman…
The Illustration Society at BSU runs weekly meetings in coffee shops around Bath, as well as trips to galleries, museums and illustration events, and are even creating their own zine.…
The Sion Hill campus is home to the Bath School of Art and Design (BSAD) – a place where creativity flourishes and artists grow. When milk writers Cerys Smith and…
It’s easy to understand why Bath is always bustling with tourists – with its rich history, breathtaking views and stunning architecture. But when you’re a student here, you come to…
Sophie Parsons, our resident illustrator for 2017’s annual print issue, shares her portfolio of beautiful illustrations.
History of Art and Design student, Jemima Ung, walks us through the impressive Bruegel exhibition at Bath’s very own Holburne Museum.
From screenprinting to metal printing, INK showcases the work of Bath Spa’s Contemporary Art students. Launching in 44AD until 5 March, milk’s editors Ruth Anderson and Megan Vincent-Pearsall were invited to opening night.
Shannen Twomey explores the zines produced by Publishing students at Bath Spa University, rounding up some of their best creative work.
milk’s multimedia editor Jonathon Stephenson previews the photography of an upcoming art exhibition by Peter Amey and Tomos Morris, creators of A Sense of Good magazine.
Japanese artist Nahoko Kojima’s ‘Honey Bee’ is currently on exhibition at Bath’s Holburne Museum. milk’s Amy Mower tells us all we need to know.