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Graduate ExhibitionsGuide

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Following a recent merger Swansea Metropolitan University has changed its name to University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Swansea

Exhibition Tours will be available during the shows please contact the relevant course tutor or email [email protected] for further details

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Foreword

As the new Dean of Art and Design at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) I have inherited a rich legacy of excellence in Art & Design education built up over many years by my predecessor Prof. Andrea Liggins and her team of outstanding academics on both the Swansea and Carmarthen campuses.

I am delighted to present this small ‘snap-shot’ of the amazingly diverse body of work produced by this year’s graduates. Being the oldest art school in Wales means that the Faculty of Art and Design at UWTSD has seen many changes over the past 160 years. The recent merger of Swansea Metropolitan University with the University of Wales Trinity Saint David has established a new University with an amazing pedigree dating back back to 1822.

The Faculty has expanded its portfolio this year by welcoming the Schools of Industrial Design, Glass and Digital Media into an expanded Art & Design family which includes the Schools of Visual Communication, Fine Art, Photography and Film, andApplied Arts & Arts Practice.

Later this year the Faculty’s status will be further enhanced with the opening of the ALEX Design Exchange, the Grade II listed former Central Library in Swansea, following a £12 million redevelopment.

This summer’s exhibition season is more than just a collection of exhibitions it is a celebration of a journey or rather hundreds of journeys. This ‘Graduate Exhibitions Guide’ allows us to peer through the Faculty’s creative windows to witness an affirmation of the exuberance expressed by graduates from a wide range of disciplines who have combined the highest standards of knowledge and skill to create works of outstanding artistry and design. The work of each graduate is very different yet they are interwoven to create a rich commonwealth of creativity.

Each project on display represents the culmination of countless hours of hard work by the graduates themselves and the dedicated tutors who have supported and guided them over three years.

I hope you enjoy this showcase of some of the best Art & Design talent in the UK. If this has sparked your interest then why not contact us today to discuss your future at one of the UK’s top colleges of art.

Dr Ian WalshDean of Art & Design UWTSD

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Yn Ddeon Celf a Dylunio newydd Prifysgol Cymru Y Drindod Dewi Sant (PCYDDS) rwyf wedi etifeddu treftadaeth gyfoethog o ragoriaeth mewn addysg Celf a Dylunio a adeiladwyd dros lawer o flynyddoedd gan fy rhagflaenydd, yr Athro Andrea Liggins, a’i thîm o academyddion eithriadol, ar gampysau Abertawe a Chaerfyrddin.

Mae’n bleser gennyf gyflwyno’r ‘ciplun’ bach hwn o’r corff anhygoel o amrywiol o waith a gynhyrchwyd gan raddedigion y flwyddyn yma. Mae bod yn ysgol gelf hynaf Cymru yn golygu bod y Gyfadran Celf a Dylunio yn PCYDDS wedi tystio llawer o newidiadau dros y 160 o flynyddoedd diwethaf. Mae uniad diweddar Prifysgol Fetropolitan Abertawe a Phrifysgol Cymru Y Drindod Dewi Sant wedi sefydlu Prifysgol newydd a chanddi hanes anhygoel sy’n dyddio’n ôl i 1822.

Eleni, mae’r Gyfadran wedi ymestyn ei phortffolio trwy groesawu’r Ysgol Dylunio Diwydiannol, yr Ysgol Wydr ac Ysgol y Cyfryngau Digidol i’r teulu Celf a Dylunio estynedig sy’n cynnwys yr Ysgolion Cyfathrebu Gweledol, Celf Gain, Ffotograffiaeth a Ffilm, a’r Celfyddydau Cymhwysol a Chelf Ymarferol.

Yn ddiweddarach y flwyddyn hon, bydd statws y Gyfadran yn cael ei chyfoethogi ymhellach gydag

agoriad Cyfnewidfa Ddylunio ALEX, hen Lyfrgell Ganolog Abertawe sy’n adeilad rhestredig Gradd II, yn dilyn ailddatblygiad gwerth £12 miliwn.

Mae tymor arddangos yr haf yma’n fwy na dim ond casgliad o arddangosfeydd, mae’n ddathliad o daith, neu gannoedd o deithiau hyd yn oed. Mae’r ‘Canllaw Arddangosiadau Graddedigion’ hwn yn ein galluogi i edrych trwy ffenestri creadigol y Gyfadran ar yr hyn sy’n cadarnhau afiaith y graddedigion, sy’n dod o ystod eang o ddisgyblaethau, ac sydd wedi cyfuno’r safonau uchaf o wybodaeth a sgil i greu darnau o gelfyddydwaith a dylunio syfrdanol. Mae gwaith pob myfyriwr yn wahanol iawn, ond eto cânt eu cydblethu i greu cyfanwaith o greadigrwydd.

Mae pob prosiect sy’n cael ei arddangos yn cynrychioli uchafbwynt oriau di-rif o waith caled gan y graddedigion eu hunain a’r tiwtoriaid ymroddedig sydd wedi’u cefnogi a’u harwain dros dair blynedd.

Rwy’n gobeithio y byddwch chi’n mwynhau’r arddangosfa hon o rai o raddedigion Celf a Dylunio mwyaf talentog y DU. Os yw’n tanio’ch diddordeb, cysylltwch â ni heddiw i drafod eich dyfodol yn un o golegau celf gorau’r DU.

Dr Ian WalshDeon Celf a Dylunio PCYDDS

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The Exhibitions

Advertising & Branding Design 6

Digital Film 8

Digital Media 10

Fine Art 12

Fine Art (Carmarthen) 14

Foundation Diploma A&D 16

Glass 18

Graphic Design 20

Illustration 22

Industrial Design 24

Photography 26

Surface Pattern/Textiles 28

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MA (Carmarthen) 32

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The School of Applied Arts and Art Practice Surface Pattern/TextilesArt PracticeCelf YmarferolArt and Design/Celf a Dylunio

The School of Fine Art, Photography and Film

Photography/PhotojournalismFine Art Painting & Drawing/3D & Sculptural Practice/Combined MediaDigital Film & Television Production/Documentary VideoNew Media Production Film and Visual Culture

The School of Visual Communication

Graphic Design/Advertising and Brand Design/Illustration

The School of Industrial Design

Automotive DesignProduct Design

School of Digital Media

Computer Animation/Computer Games Design Music TechnologyNew Media Production

School of GlassGlass

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MA Contemporary Dialogues-Fine Art/Textiles/Photography/Visual CommunicationMA Applied Arts/Design/Fine Art

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Venue 1The Ocean RoomSwansea Waterfront Museum

Private ViewFriday 2 May 6.00pm

Open to the publicSaturday 3rd: 12-7 Sunday 4th: 12-7 Monday 5th: 12-5 Thursday: 10-3

Venue 2D&AD New BloodOld Spitalfields MarketLondon E1 6AA

Private ViewTuesday 1 July

Open to the publicWednesday 2 – Thursday 3 July 2014

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“The resources and staff are great here and we’re encouraged to use them to their full potential. The course has really helped me decide on my future career path in the film industry as a cinematographer.”

Tom Gibbs, Graduate

Our Digital Film and Television Production programmes at UWTSD Swansea are structured in an innovative and flexible way that provides our students with the opportunity to explore this contemporary media within many aspects of filmmaking. Our aim is to produce graduates that take initiative. Whether they choose a commercial or independent route, students are encouraged to develop their own personal creative direction.

Our new ‘state of the art’ facilities allow sustained engagement, enabling our students to gain the confidence to express ideas through digital film. Students are continuously encouraged to explore and learn the entire processes from production, editing and camera work, to sound recording.

Exhibition Details:

VenueUWTSD-SWANSEA, Dynevor Campus

Private View Screening:23 May

Open to the public:23 May

Contact:Manolo LozanoEmail: [email protected]: 01792 481285

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The School of Digital Media offers an exciting portfolio of digital media courses, and our practice-based degrees offer an opportunity for the student to develop the key skills necessary for employment in the creative and cultural industries.

Exhibition dates

Venue Cafe TwoCann, SA1

Private View 9 June 7pm-9pm

Open to the public9 - 11 June

Contact:Paul HazelEmail: [email protected]: 01792 481285

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The Fine Art team is pleased to introduce the 2014 degree show, which is the culmination of much hard work, planning and anticipation, by the graduating students. This is their chance to showcase their work at a pivotal moment between university and the professional world. Throughout the student’s time at UWTSD Swansea, their studios have been lively places with animated discussions about the creative process and the relationship between idea and image. No medium or method is excluded – we encourage students to consider which material, object or site is most pertinent for their thoughts from sculptural fabrication to painting and drawing, to video, performance, and installation.

There is no hierarchy of medium and a flexibility of approach is paramount. The range of work shown here reflects this philosophy, with a myriad of accents and themes within the context of the ever expanding and shifting language of contemporary arts practice.

‘The Fine Art course provides students with the opportunity to grow creatively within a comfortable and non-judgmental environment. During my three years on the course I have been encouraged to push boundaries in order to find the best possible way to express my thoughts and ideas. We have a wide variety of workshops available where we have the opportunity to explore different media’

Karen Tobin

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VenueDynevor Campus, UWTSD Swansea

Private View23 May

Open to the public24 May – 31 May(closed 25th May)

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The exhibition is the culmination of three years exploration of fine art visual intelligence. The 2014 degree show demonstrates the vibrant and diverse professional art practice undertaken by the students.

“Coming back to University to study Fine Art as a mature student was a risky move but it has worked out really well. I have found my creative home!”

Alli Scott third year student

Mae’r radd Celfyddyd Gain: Ymarfer Gyfoes, ar gampws Caerfyrddin, yn herio myfyrwyr i archwilio deunyddiau a chyfryngau amrywiol o fewn y cyd-destun celf gain. Mae'r myfyrwyr yn cael eu hannog a'u dysgu i hogi eu sgiliau ac i ddatblygu ymagwedd arloesol, unigol a chreadigol at arfer celf seiliedig mewn stiwdio.

Gwelir yn yr arddangosfa benllanw tair blynedd archwiliad gweledol o ddeallusrwydd celfyddyd gain. Mae'r sioe radd 2014 yn dangos bywiogrwydd ac amrywiaeth broffesiynol mewn arfer celfyddydol, gan y myfyrwyr.

“Roedd dod yn ôl i’r Brifysgol i astudio Celf Gain yn fyfyriwr Aeddfed yn gam mentrus, ond mae popeth wedi gweithio allan yn dda iawn. Rydw i wedi dod o hyd i’m cartref creadigol!”

Alli Scott myfyriwr trydydd blwyddyn

Contact/Cyswllt:Gwenllian Beynon [email protected] 676611

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Lleoliad/VenuePCDDS-Campws CaerfyrddinUWTSD-Carmarthen Campus

Rhagweliad/Private ViewMai 22ain 22 May

Agored i’r cyhoedd/Open to the publicMai 19-29(ar gau 24-26)May 19-29(closed 24-26)

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The course has had another successful year, with students gaining places on undergraduate courses within our own Faculty and the wider University, and at other leading universities across the UK - or considering alternative career and employment possibilities.

The Foundation year encourages creativity through experimentation, broadens students’ contextual knowledge of art and design, provides practical skills and develops their abilities in orderly decision-making and thoughtful assessment.

The Exhibition: Becoming (bɪˈkʌmɪŋ)

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Exhibition Details:

VenueUWTSD-SwanseaTy Bryn Glas Campus

Private View:23 May

Open to the public:24 May & 27-29 May

Contact:Bella KerrEmail: [email protected]: 01792 481285/481046

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The exhibition is held at the National Waterfront Museum Swansea. The past few years the exhibition has built up in reputation, with people coming some distance to view the work. The area where the exhibition is held has now become a dedicated Glass exhibition space. The exhibition is designed organised by the students, every year the show demonstrates the talent and diversity of how our students apply glass to an architectural environment.

The work ranges from the traditional stained glass to contemporary glass practice, drawing on a range of techniques that explore light, material and space.

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Exhibition Details:

VenueNational Waterfront Museum Swansea

Private view 24 May

Open to the public24 May–29 June

Venue 2:New Designers, LondonBusiness Design Centre, Islingtonwww.newdesigners.com

Private View:2 July (invite Only)

Open to the public:3 – 5 July

Contact:Vanessa CutlerEmail: [email protected]: 01792 481285

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Graphic Design effectively and creatively integrates and manipulates words and imagery to inform, persuade and provoke responses in a huge variety of areas within the wider visual arena (e.g. books, posters, magazines, packaging, websites).

The programme is concerned with the use of graphic design in publicity, advertising, information design and visual communications in general. Designing for both print and web are central to our studies.

This exhibition demonstrates the wide variety of approaches that are available to the graphic designer in a challenging and innovative way.

“I have no doubt in my mind, that UWTSD-Swansea helped me achieve my full potential as a Graphic Designer. The theory taught broadened my understanding of design. The work pushed my creativity in new, interesting ways. While the lecturers were both encouraging and insightful, going above and beyond to help when needed. If you’re considering a career in Graphic Design, I can recommend no where better.”

Mathew Boyle - Graphic Designer, Lego, Denmark.

Exhibition Details:

Venue 1:Grand Theatre, Swansea

Private View:2 May

Open to the public:3 - 7 May



Open to the public:2 - 5 July

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Illustration is a dynamic and expansive visual language. Long celebrated as being a skill-based commercial discipline with areas such as book publishing, editorial and advertising in mind, recently illustration has expanded far more towards personal authorship, public realm, illustrative journalism and time-based, motion illustration.

The BA(Hons) General Illustration course encourages its students to challenge the concept of what illustration can be, and to pursue personal directions in their work. In the spirit of this growing artform, this year’s graduate exhibition promises to showcase just that, with some truly original works in both established and innovative pathways in illustration.

Exhibition Details

VenueGrand Theatre, Swansea

Private View10 May 3.00-5.30pm

Open to the Public 12-17 May




Contact:Derek BaintonEmail: [email protected]: 01792 481285

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The School of Industrial Design would like to welcome you to our SMUDGE 2014 Exhibition.

The exhibition contains the final major project work of students studying Automotive Design and Product Design. The work, as always, is diverse encompassing a range of product and vehicle designs – some are conceptual proposals and some are practical solutions but all are the culmination of creativity, pragmatism and sheer determination.

The students have worked hard to get to this point, and this is just the beginning for them…

We can’t wait to see what they do next!

“The Product Design course has provided me with a wealth of experience which has helped me develop a wide range of skills which I have applied within my practice as well as in life in general. The tutors here are excellent and have an open door policy, which means that they are always around for help or just a chat. This course has challenged and excited me from the 1st year right through to the 3rd year. Everyone involved within the course including tutors, technicians and peers are really friendly and are always willing to lend a hand and support you. The studio becomes a second home and the people, like family.”

Keira Gwynn

Exhibiton Details

VenueNational Waterfront Museum Swansea

Private view 7 June

Open to the public31 May- 11 June




Contact:Sean JenkinsEmail: [email protected]: 01792 481285

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concerned with exploration, self-discovery and innovation through the medium of photography. Photojournalism enables students to undertake an intensive study of the relationship of image and text, the theory and practice of social documentation and practical reportage using the medium of photography.

The first offer I got after graduating was to be a part of an exhibition at Ffotogallery in Cardiff, showcasing emerging artists in Wales. During my studies at UWTSD Swansea, I met a lot of good friends and as a group of students we helped each other out through critical discussions about our work. I am currently a second year MA student at the University of Gothenburg, but I still have contact with many of my Swansea friends professionally, as we have collaborative projects running and have exhibited together since university.

Pål Ekern, Graduate BA (Hons)

Exhibition Details:

Venue 1:UWTSD-Swansea, Dynevor Campus

Private View:23 May

Open to the public:24 May – 6 June closed 25/26/31 May 1 June)

Venue 2:Free Range, LondonThe Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lanewww.free-range.org.uk

Private View:19 June

Open to the public:20 – 23 June

Contact/PhotojournalismPaul Duerinckx | Tel: 01792 481285Email: [email protected]

Contact/Photography in the ArtsHamish Gane | Tel: 01792 481285Email: [email protected]

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The Exhibitions

The culmination of three year’s work, students from BA Photography in the Arts and BA Photojournalism will be exhibiting their work in Swansea and London. The varying backgrounds and interests of the students combined with the openness and encouragement to experiment offered by the degree courses, has resulted in diverse and innovative photographic work encompassing documentary, landscape, portrait, fashion, conceptual, constructed and performative approaches.

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Exhibition Details:

Venue 1:Grand Theatre, Swansea

Private View:24 May 14.00 -18.00

Open to the public:27 – 30 May

Contact:Linda NottinghamEmail: [email protected]: 01792 481285


Private View:25 June (invite only)

Open to the public:25 June – 29 June

Our courses focus on concepts and issues, which are realised through a variety of innovative approaches and materials. Our multi – disciplinary programme provides the framework for students to develop dynamic and innovative ideas. The central philosophy is to foster, yet challenge the creativity of those who are well motivated and versatile and who will enjoy experimenting with a range of materials.

The Exhibition

We are pleased to offer yet another diverse and stimulating exhibition from the Surface Pattern Design final year students. The exhibition offers a highly imaginative and creative response from the three pathways of the course; Contemporary Applied Arts Practice, Textiles for Fashion and Textiles for Interiors. The show includes a wide and challenging use of materials, concepts and approaches, resulting in a sumptuous exhibition for 2014!

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This richly layered show embodies the experimental practice and interdisciplinary engagement that is woven into the culture of our Contemporary Dialogues programme. Students across the pathways have shared lectures, workshops, dialogues and seminars and out of this have produced work that focuses on materiality, process, non-materiality and performance.

A multitude of themes including the relic, relationality, the archive, the gift, gender, the sublime, memory and the journey are represented, all arrived at through engagement with materials, media and discourse within and across boundaries. A reminder to us all of the potential of proper dialogue: new knowledge, new thinking and new ways of being an artist, designer or maker.

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Exhibition Details:

VenueUWTSD-Swansea, Dynevor Campus

Private View:20 June

Open to the public:21 & 23-27 June

Contact:Catrin WebsterEmail:[email protected]: 01792 481285

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Mae’r cwrs hwn yn cynnig tri llwybr tuag at gymhwyster MA, gyda thrafodaeth feirniadol sydd yn gyfochrog, a mannau gweithio arbennig i’r myfyrwyr. Mae’r arddangosfa yn amlygu ymarfer aml-gyfrwng. Mae gwaith gwydr a ffotograffiaeth Catherine Bowen-Jones yn seiliedig ar atgofion o gartref a rhiaint.

Ceir ymchwiliad i ffurf adar yng ngwaith cerfluniol a darluniadol Hugh Williams, sydd yn llawn hiwmor a dychan. Mae peintiadau olew Sarah Lees yn creu teimlad o ‘ennui’ yn y llithriadau lliw, ffurf a chyd-bwysedd o oleuni a thywyllwch. Tirwedd yn ymyl ei chartref sydd yn sbardun i waith Katie Vickers, ac mae hi yn gweithio yn lleoliadol drwy ‘baentio’ gyda’r defnydd crai mae hi yn ddarganfod yn y safle penodol. Mae Mathew Thomas wedi datblygu dulliau soffistigedig cyfrifiadurol i archwilio patrymau Arabaidd.

This course offers three pathways towards achieving an MA, with interrelated critical discourse, and dedicated studio spaces for the students. The exhibition highlights the diverse practice of the students in this graduating group. Glasswork and photography by Catherine Bowen-Jones is based on her memories of childhood home and parents.

Hugh Williams’ welded steel sculpture and drawings captures the essence of birds using humorous, abstracted forms. Sarah Lees’ oil paintings conjure dissolving, shifting lyrical forms and spots and dabs of light, that reflect a sense of ‘ennui’. Landscape inspired mixed media paintings from Katie Vickers are made in the landscape using site-specific natural materials and left to the elements in the landscape. Matthew Thomas has developed advanced computer-generated images inspired by Middle Eastern geometric patterns.

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Lleoliad/VenuePCDDS-Campws CaerfyrddinUWTSD-Carmarthen Campus

Rhagweliad/Private ViewMai 22ain 22 May

Agored i’r cyhoedd/Open to the publicMai 19-29(ar gau 24-26)May 19-29(closed 24-26)

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Graphic Design May 2 18.30 May 3 - 7 10.00 - 4.00 Grand TheatreSwanseawww.swansea.gov.uk/grandtheatre

Advertising and Branding Design

May 2 18.00 - 22.00

May 3 - 4May 5 May 8

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National Waterfront MuseumThe Ocean RoomSwansea www.museumwales.ac.uk/swansea

Illustration May 10 15.00 - 17.30

May 12 - 17

Mon - Fri9.30 - 6.00Sat 9.30 - 1

Grand TheatreSwanseawww.swansea.gov.uk/grandtheatre

PhotographyPhotography in the ArtsPhotojournalism

23 May 18.00 - 22.00

24th May - 6th June (closed 25th 26th 31st & 1st)

10.00 - 16.00 Dynevor Campus,UWTSD-Swanseawww.uwtsd.ac.uk

Digital FilmVideoDocumentary VideoVideo Arts

23 May 18.00 - 22.00

23 May 10.00 - 16.00 Dynevor Campus,UWTSD-Swanseawww.uwtsd.ac.uk

Fine ArtCombined MediaCeramics (3D Sculptural Practice)Painting & Drawing

23 May 19.00 24 May – 31 May(closed 25th May)

10.00 – 16.00

Dynevor Campus,UWTSD-Swanseawww.uwtsd.ac.uk

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Foundation Diploma Art & Design

23 May 17.00 - 20.00

Sat 24 May & Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 May

10.00 - 16.00

Ty Bryn Glas –UWTSD-Swanseawww.uwtsd.ac.uk

Surface PatternContemporary Applied ArtsTextiles for FashionTextiles for InteriorsFashion Object

24 May 2.00pm – 6.00pm

27. May – 29. May 2014

30. May 2014

9.30am – 6.00pm

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Grand TheatreSwanseawww.swansea.gov.uk/grandtheatre

MAContemporary Dialogues-Fine Art/Textiles/Photography/Visual Communication

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Digital Media Computer AnimationGames Design

9 June 7pm-9pm 9 - 11 June Café TwoCann, SA1

Industrial Design Automotive DesignProduct Design

7th June 6-8pm 31 May – 11 June(Including weekends)

10am-5pm National Waterfront Museum Swansea www.museumwales.ac.uk/swansea

Glass 24 May 6-8pm 24 May–29 June

10am - 5pm

National Waterfront Museum Swansea www.museumwales.ac.uk/swansea

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Fine Art: Contemporary Practice / Celfyddyd Gain: Ymarfer Gyfoes

May 22 18.30 19-29 May(closed 24-26)

10.00 - 16.00

UWTSD-Carmarthen CampusParry Art Studioswww.uwtsd.ac.uk

MAMA Fine Art/Applied Arts/Design

May 22 18.30 19-29 May (closed 24-26)

10.00-1600 UWTSD-Carmarthen CampusParry Art Studioswww.uwtsd.ac.uk

Course Private View


PhotographyPhotography in the ArtsPhotojournalism

19 June 18.00 - 22.00

20th – 23rd June

Friday-Sunday 10.00-19.00Monday 10.00-16.00

Free RangeThe Old Truman Brewerywww.free-range.org.uk/

Surface PatternContemporary Applied ArtsTextiles for FashionTextiles for Interiors

25 June Invite only 25-29 June

Wednesday: 15:00-21:00Thursday: 10:00-20:00 Friday: 10:00-18:00Saturday: 10:00-16:00

New DesignersBusiness Design Centrewww.newdesigners.com

Advertising and Brand Design

1 July 6-9pm Industry Private View

Wed 2nd –Thurs 3rd July

10am-8pm D&AD New Blood ExhibitionOld Spitafieldswww.dandad.org

Graphic Design 2 July Invite only 2-5 July Wednesday: 15:00-21:00Thursday: 10:00-20:00 Friday: 10:00-18:00Saturday: 10:00-16:00


Carmarthen Campus

London Exhibitions

Course Private View


Illustration 2 July Invite only 2-5 July Wednesday: 15:00-21:00Thursday: 10:00-20:00 Friday: 10:00-18:00Saturday: 10:00-16:00


School of Industrial Design Automotive DesignProduct Design

2 July Invite only 2-5 July Wednesday: 15:00-21:00Thursday: 10:00-20:00 Friday: 10:00-18:00Saturday: 10:00-16:00


School of Glass

2 July Invite only 2-5 July Wednesday: 15:00-21:00Thursday: 10:00-20:00 Friday: 10:00-18:00Saturday: 10:00-16:00


Swansea Venues:Dynevor CampusUWTSD-SWANSEA, De-La-Beche Street Swansea, SA1 3EU www.uwtsd.ac.uk Swansea Grand TheatreSingleton St, Swansea, SA1 3QT www.swansea.gov.uk/grandtheatre

Swansea Waterfront MuseumThe National Waterfront Museum Oystermouth Road Maritime Quarter Swansea SA1 3RDwww.museumwales.ac.uk/swansea

Ty Bryn GlasSwansea Business SchoolHigh StreetSwanseaSA1 1NEwww.uwtsd.ac.uk

Café TwoCannUnit 2, J Shed, King's Rd, Swansea SA1 8PL01792 458000

Carmarthen:UWTSD-Carmarthen CampusParry Art StudiosCarmarthen SA31 3EP www.uwtsd.ac.uk

London Venues: New Designers Business Design Centre 52 Upper Street London N1 www.newdesigners.com

Free Range The Old Truman Brewery 91-95 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL www.free-range.org.uk

D&AD New BloodOld Spitafields Market www.dandad.org

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