Astounding, moving, shocking, innovative and engaging are just a few words that sum up the work on display as students specialise in their chosen fields prior to employment or further study at degree level.
Astounding, moving, shocking, innovative and engaging are just a few words that sum up the work on display as students specialise in their chosen fields prior to employment or further study at degree level.
An open day for potential students and their supporters for a talk/seminar on Foundation Studies in Art & Design at Falmouth.
You will also have the chance to talk to the admissions team and find out about finance and accommodation. Later our wonderful student ambassadors will take you on a tour of the Foundation shows (at Wellington Terrace and the Poly).
An exhibition of work from graduating photographers, shown in the Photography Centre’s gallery, studios and corridors, Penryn Campus, TR10 9EZ.
Falmouth’s reputation is due to its students, graduates and their professional success stories but it is also due to its staff and their dedication to fostering each student’s individual area of interest. This exhibition of graduating students is a culmination of three years hard work, and we all can be astounded at their achievements, and feel privileged and proud to have worked with them at such an influential time of their lives.
Our Falmouth Summer Festival degree shows are a celebration of the outstanding creative work produced by Falmouth's talented graduating students.
Falmouth University will host the first Fal River Fringe Festival which will run in parallel to this year's Fal River Festival. Expect to see theatre, comedy and dance performances by University students in some unusual places and interesting venues.
Acoustic subtraction is a sound experiment which involves filling a public space with white noise and then rapidly pulling the plug.
This talk relates to an event in the Walled Garden where for 20 minutes high amplitude white noise will flatten out the acoustics, effectively masking all other background sound. This saturation has a cleansing effect on the act of listening, creating a thoughtful and meditative sonic environment. This is followed by 20 minutes of 'silence' where the audience will become reacquainted with the natural vibrations and acoustic atmosphere of the space.
Acoustic subtraction is a sound experiment which involves filling a public space with white noise and then rapidly pulling the plug.
During this event at the Walled Garden high amplitude white noise will flatten out the acoustics for 20 minutes, effectively masking all other background sound. This saturation has a cleansing effect on the act of listening, creating a thoughtful and meditative sonic environment. This is followed by 20 minutes of 'silence' where the audience will become reacquainted with the natural vibrations and acoustic atmosphere of the space.
Acoustic subtraction is a sound experiment which involves filling a public space with white noise and then rapidly pulling the plug.
During this event at the Walled Garden high amplitude white noise will flatten out the acoustics for 20 minutes, effectively masking all other background sound. This saturation has a cleansing effect on the act of listening, creating a thoughtful and meditative sonic environment. This is followed by 20 minutes of 'silence' where the audience will become reacquainted with the natural vibrations and acoustic atmosphere of the space.
A performance by Impulsive Horders.
The Infamous School Triplets take us on a journey of Family, Fame and a taste of school.
Impulsive Horders are three second-year Theatre students at Falmouth: Harry Best, Charlie Legg and Rosie Reeve.
Join us in an exploration of the water's edge in a sound walk by Akitsu and Than. Meet at the Beach Huts in Events Square at 4pm
It’s big, made of water, blue, it has waves, you can’t walk on it, salty, clear, sometimes not so clear, deep, calm but sometimes temperamental and it has also got lives in it.
Students from our BA(Hons) Fashion Design and BA(Hons) Performance Sportswear Design courses showcase their imaginative designs and entrepreneurial spirit, giving you the opportunity to see tomorrow's designers today. There will be two shows, an afternoon show at 3pm and the evening gala at 7pm. There will also be a free screening in Events Square between 9pm and 11pm.
This performance is a contact improvisation dance piece by third-year dance students choreographed by Falmouth alumni Steph Richards.
It will be performed outside Tidemill Deli in Events Square.
As part of the Cornwall Locative/Interactive Arts Newtork (CLAN), the speakers at this week's Open Studio Friday will be David Griffith and Tom Goskar.
Speakers: creative coder Dave Griffiths is joined by digital archaeologist Tom Goskar
David Griffiths will discuss Creative coding - Bikes & plants: two locative media projects dismantled
Creative coder Dave Griffiths is joined by digital archaeologist Tom Goskar to talk about how these technologies can enable our understanding of our surroundings.
Open Forum
A comedy about two pilgrims who share their stories of when Jesus came to Falmouth.
Durational sit-in: 10am - 6pm
Performance: 6pm
The pilgrims will act as apocalypse hunters waiting for the end of the world as they perform a sit in from 10am-6pm.
Once the performance starts at 6pm expect the unexpected with tales of reflection on hope, togetherness and history.
The Boys are two second-year Theatre Students at Falmouth: Dino Rovaretti and Tom Vinall.