Art creations on display at Degree show
ARTISTIC creations by Loughborough University students over the past year have gone on display.
Students are exhibiting their work at the 2017 Arts Degree Show, which is open to the public this week.
Creatives from the School of the Arts, English and Drama are showcasing their talents to potential employers, friends, family, industry and the public.
The degree show is open to the public every day from 10am to 5pm until Sunday, June 18, at the Edward Barnsley Building.
Loughborough arts graduates have a strong reputation of building careers in a range of occupations, with many enterprising students going on to contribute to the UK’s outstanding role within the arts and creative industries.
This year’s show features an eclectic range of paintings and illustrations, textile design, fashion garments, sculpture, photographs, installations, short films, animations and graphic design.
Notable works in the exhibition include Jung A Chang’s alternate wrestling world where fiction and reality are blurred, satirising post-Brexit society and President Trump.
Isabel Duncan’s interest in using art for good causes led her to work with a medical education company, influencing her creation of reformatted bilingual picture books to help language acquisition.
And Sophie Harrison is exhibiting a collection of materials for automotive interiors, imagining what future driving environments will look like in the advent of driverless cars.