A feast of real, invented and re-made rituals, Rituals Are Tellers Of Us is a group exhibition bringing together contemporary works to explore aspects of ritual action.
A feast of real, invented and re-made rituals, Rituals Are Tellers Of Us is a group exhibition bringing together contemporary works to explore aspects of ritual action.
Our Falmouth Summer Festival degree shows are a celebration of the outstanding creative work produced by Falmouth's talented graduating students.
Deposition is an interactive, bejewelled shower. Halfway between decorative public fountain and usable facility, it highlights our use of water and the hidden infrastructure that enables it.
An exhibition of graduating BA(Hons) Marine & Natural History Photography students work at the Photography Centre Gallery.
Entry is free
Private View open 4 June 6pm-9pm
The exhibition is open Monday 10am-5pm, and Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm.
Arvor is a collective of emerging multi-national photographic talents from Falmouth University passionate about social documentary and editorial features.
This will be a trail exhibition in and around Falmouth exhibiting in local businesses including:
TERRY'S BARBER SHOP, ESPRESSINI, THE COURTYARD DELI',
PASTY FACE, TOM'S BAKERY, THE FRONT PUB,
WILD PONY VINTAGE SHOP, AND TOWNHOUSE.
Falmouth University, Falmouth Campus, TR11 4RH
A platform for approximately 200 graduating students from BA(Hons) Fine Art and Illustration to showcase their experimental final work in a vast range of mediums.
Friday 28 - Sunday 30 June 2013
The Dye House, Nutbrook Studios, 33 Nutbrook Street, London SE15 4JU
Saturday 15 - Friday 21 June 2013*
10am-5pm, Saturday - Thursday
10am-2pm, Friday
Falmouth University, Falmouth Campus, TR11 4RH and Penryn Campus, TR10 9EZ
Over 200 graduating students exhibit their innovative final projects across both campuses in BA(Hons) 3D Design, Contemporary Crafts, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Performance Sportswear Design, and Textile Design.
*Closed for external assessment: 17 June, Penryn Campus and 20 June, Falmouth Campus
Visitors to the BA(Hons) Animation Open Studios will see demonstrations and activities as well as a rolling screening of the final year animations.
Exhibtion runs 10am to 5pm from Tuesday 18 June to Friday 21 June.
Friends, family, students and colleagues may also attend BA(Hons) Animations annual Cecil awards which will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday 19 June.
Free Entry
The BA(Hons) Journalism exhibition will showcase journalistic work in a variety of media by students from all three levels on the award, including a wall display of InDesign layouts and posters, photography and magazine production. Blogs and websites, featuring multimedia, audio and video work, will also be accessible on the newsroom PC's and there will be a prominent display of striking dissertation titles.
The exhibition will be open throughout the day in the Print News Room at the Media Centre.
Year 1 & 2 students from the BA(Hons) Illustration award exhibit their work at Falmouth University's Wellington Terrace site.
Lived Art 2013 presents a unique and vibrant programme of contemporary, interdisciplinary, and experimental performance. This dynamic programme is devised and performed by Falmouth University students from Theatre, Dance, Music and Creative Events Management courses.
An open day for potential students and their supporters at both Falmouth and Penryn campuses.
You can attend course talks and seminars and take part in workshops and practical sessions across the range of our undergraduate courses.
There will also be the chance to talk to the admissions team and find out about finance, accommodation and student support, as well as attend specific sessions on employability, finance and student life.
Student ambassadors will take you on tours of both campuses, taking in the graduate shows as well as our facilities.
The BA(Hons)Animation course is hosting the annual Oscar-like ceremony to commemorate the best graduating students of the year. The winners are presented with gold ‘Cecils’, and the ‘Skull D’Or’ will be awarded to the overall best performing student. This prestigious award is housed in the Animation studio, and is engraved with the names of each year’s winner. This year’s event is black tie, with students given prizes for best fancy dress.
Encompassing fiction, documentary and experimental narratives pixelate is an annual celebration of work created on the undergraduate Film course at Falmouth University. Focusing on those graduating but including some highlights from first and second year students it is an opportunity to see high quality drama, comedy and various other forms of cinema from exciting filmmakers at the outset of their careers.
Tavs’ will talk about an on-going research project, which has established an entirely new glass investment casting technique.
The project has taken a number unexpected twists and turns and resulted in a number of spin-offs including, a new type of iPad based research journal, and lately, the possibility of creating replacement body parts!
The BA(Hons) English with Creative Writing and BA(Hons) English with Media Studies courses will celebrate and feature work from this year's graduating students.
The event will showcase a range of student's creative and critical work, and promises to be both entertaining and thought provoking. There will also be special guest appearances from eminent writers.
The English Programme Showcase will be followed by a drinks reception and an open mic.
An exhibition of graduating BA(Hons) Photography students at Free Range, London.
There will be a private view on Friday 21 June 6pm-8pm
The remainder of the opening times are:
Saturday to Sunday 10am-7pm
Monday 10am-4pm
Entry is free.
A selection of inspirational BA(Hons) Contemporary Crafts and Textile Design final year students display their degree show work to a new audience, amongst a national collection of fresh talent.
For tickets visit: www.newdesigners.com
DesignEd. in Cornwall is a showcase of design and technology work by around 400 GCSE and A level students from secondary schools and tertiary colleges across Cornwall.
Now in its sixth year, this year’s event will see students from 24 schools exhibiting. DesignEd. in Cornwall aims to celebrate the design talent coming out of Cornish schools, and encourage more school pupils to consider a career in design.
In collaboration with our educational outreach partner Kernow Education Arts Partnership, we are playing host to this exhibition in which 19 Cornish secondary schools have created artwork in response to a theme chosen by each school.
Earlier this year, at the Cornwall Drama Showcase, schools created theatre on the same theme. This linking topic has provided a wealth of inspiration and wonderful content for creative artwork from schools across the county.
DesignEd. in Cornwall is a showcase of design and technology work by around 400 GCSE and A level students from secondary schools and tertiary colleges across Cornwall.
Now in its sixth year, this year’s event will see students from 24 schools exhibiting. DesignEd. in Cornwall aims to celebrate the design talent coming out of Cornish schools, and encourage more school pupils to consider a career in design.
In collaboration with our educational outreach partner Kernow Education Arts Partnership, we are playing host to this exhibition in which 19 Cornish secondary schools have created artwork in response to a theme chosen by each school.
Earlier this year, at the Cornwall Drama Showcase, schools created theatre on the same theme. This linking topic has provided a wealth of inspiration and wonderful content for creative artwork from schools across the county.
Work by BA(Hons) Fine Art students will be selected from the Falmouth Degree Show by artist Jesse Leroy Smith and independent art critic and curator Sacha Craddock for this three-day exhibition. Admission free.
"Social Enterprise Live....hear some of the key figures driving social change in Cornwall explain why Social Enterprise can make a real difference..."
More information to follow.
In collaboration with our educational outreach partner Kernow Education Arts Partnership, we are playing host to this exhibition in which 19 Cornish secondary schools have created artwork in response to a theme chosen by each school.
Earlier this year, at the Cornwall Drama Showcase, schools created theatre on the same theme. This linking topic has provided a wealth of inspiration and wonderful content for creative artwork from schools across the county.
Final year students from BA(Hons) Creative Advertising and BA(Hons) Graphic Design will be attending and exhibiting their work at the 2013 D&AD New Blood show in London this July.
There will be a private viewing between 6pm and 9pm on 2 July.
Registration will be going live in advance of the event on www.dandad.org/talent/new-blood
