Gallery: Next generation of creativity to shine at Gray’s degree show
The show will start tomorrow.
From the left, Lotta Wald, Liam Green, Elizabeth Homewood, Bronwyn MacKenzie, Lisa Ross and Bethany Reid with their Creative Awards. Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson
Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen is getting ready to welcome visitors to their degree show, which opens to the public tomorrow.
After four years of hard work, students have been working around the clock to put the finishing touches to their projects, as they transform the school – which is part of Robert Gordon University – into a high-quality exhibition space.
The event, which showcases final year projects across all disciplines, is free and members of the public will have the opportunity to purchase artefacts on show.
Special guided tours for young people will also take place and Gray’s Mobile Art School will bring the degree show to the city centre, with drop-in art and crafts workshops as part of a family arts day in Union Terrace Gardens tomorrow.
The degree show, which will last until June 15, will be open 10am to 5pm at weekends and between 10am to 8pm during the week.
Our photographer Darrell Benns/DC Thomson got a sneak preview of what is on show.
Keely Reid receiving her award.
Lisa Stewart receiving her award.
People celebrate the hard work of Gray’s School of Art students.
People listening to the speeches and awards.
People celebrate the opening of the Degree Show.
Gray’s School of Art Dean, Dan Allen.
Family and friends celebrating.
Ariel view of the Gray’s School of Art Degree Show 2024.
Lotta Wald receiving her award.
Former Dean, Libby Curtis.
Proud friends and family celebrate.
A speech by Professor Lynn Kilbride.
People in the crowd at the event.
Proud friends and family enjoy the opening.
People celebrating the creativity of Gray’s School of Art students together.
People looking at some of the artwork.
Some of the fantastic artwork.
Award winners Lotta Wald and Lisa Stewart.
Liam Green and Elizabeth Homewood with their artwork.
People walking around the exhibition.
People taking a close look at the students work.
People take their time to take in the exhibition.
People admiring the works of art on display.
There was plenty to explore in the exhibition.
Lost in the world of art.
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Gallery: Next generation of creativity to shine at Gray’s degree show
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