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GRAY'S SCHOOL OF ART DEGREE SHOW Date: Friday 17th June - Friday
24th June | Venue: Gray's School of Art, The Robert
Gordon University, Garthdee Campus, Aberdeen The Gray’s School of Art annual degree show is a unique
showcase of work across the visual arts and design. This year Gray’s
will celebrate its 120th anniversary with a degree show that demonstrates
its value to the culture and economy of Scotland. Gray’s is
one of the UK’s leading art schools, and the show features
the work of 130 graduating students in sculpture, printmaking, painting,
textiles, 3D design, visual communications, product design and digital
media. Gray’s graduates have gone on to become leading names
in art and design, so the show is an opportunity to enjoy the work
of tomorrow’s creative stars today. Visitors to the show,
which is generously sponsored by BP, can buy or commission work
from the exhibitors and gain an insight into the creative energies
of the School.
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SAVE THE CHILDREN ART FOR CHILDREN Date: Wednesday 15th June - Tuesday
21st June | Venue: Faculty of Health & Social
Care,The Robert Gordon University, Art for Children, an art exhibition and sale to support Save the
Children’s global education work, is generously sponsored
by Ernst & Young and is being hosted by The Robert Gordon University
in the Faculty of Health and Social Care. The exhibition, which
is open to the public free of charge between 15th-21st June, features
original work for sale from prominent artists working throughout
Scotland and further afield. In addition, there will be the opportunity
to see work from local children who have participated in our primary
school art competition ‘Children for Art’ and vote on
the overall winning entry.
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SCOTT SUTHERLAND DEGREE SHOW Date: Saturday 18th June - Friday
24th June| Venue: Scott Sutherland, The Robert
Gordon University, Garthdee Campus, Aberdeen This year's show is a chance to view a curated selection of the
best work from students across all five years of the Architecture
and Interior Architecture, under the direction of the new Professor
in Architecture, Jonathan Woolf. Scott Sutherland student's will
be joined by young London based architects who have been working
with the students here in Aberdeen. The exhibition has a themed
programme based on the relationship of typology to innovation, seeing
the city (and urbanism) as constituting a body undergoing continuous
change.
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