First look at Dundee 2023 art degree show as students showcase talents
Work will go on display at DJCAD between May 20 and May 28.
Ruth Christman, an artist, maker and creator with her interactive sculpture inspired by microscopic imaging of lichens, 'The World Within.' Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Dundee students are showcasing their artistic talents at their 2023 degree show.
The famous show, for those attending Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design (DJCAD), takes place between May 20 and 28.
It regularly attracts some eye-catching pieces and this year is no different.
The Courier has been given a sneak peak of the degree show before the free exhibition gets under way at the college studio.
Professor Anita Taylor, dean of DJCAD, said: “The Undergraduate Degree Show is a highlight of the annual calendar for Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, the University of Dundee, and the wider city.
“It is an immense privilege for us all to share the abundance of talent and achievements of our 2023 cohort of final year students with our wider communities – public and professional – through this showcase.”
Heather Bews-Ivins, a contemporary visual artist within her space, ‘A Reflection of Life’ She said it was a space to bring comfort, let your hair down and enjoy nostalgic things. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Heather Bews-Ivins, a contemporary visual artist within her space, ‘A Reflection of Life’ She said it was a space to bring comfort, let your hair down and enjoy nostalgic things. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Lana Ferguson, a ceramic artist. Her ceramic hoops are her take on creative playful art. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Anna Brodie, a mixed media/sculptural artist with her piece ‘The Dance’ Her work looks at the idea of creating sculptures which don’t have a fixed form, blurred lines between animal, human, plant and technology. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Anna Lamb puts the final touches to her space in textiles with her show, ‘Made in Scotland; Inlaid Heritage.’ Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Lana Ferguson, a ceramic artist. Her ceramic hoops are her take on creative playful art. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Morgan Griffiths Hagan, a textile and garment designer with, ‘The Barbican Coat.’ Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Tom Glencross, a sculptor with Sika stag heads cast in bronze from the jewellery and metalwork group. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Pieces in the degree show from Jeweler and Metalwork students. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Daira Ronzoni, a multi disciplinary artist with her work ‘Corazon De Pachamama’ which means the land of ethereal fruits, colours and shapes. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Jewellery and Metalwork student Tatiana Zaugarova’s work. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Connor Leslie’s work in Fine Art. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Fine Art student Tom Fairlamb’s work in the Cooper Gallery. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Metalwork pieces from the students. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Maria Christidi’s work in Fine Art. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Oli Valentine Kemp, a multi media artist with her work, ‘Its Slime Time.’ She said, ‘A discipline of pure pink, which is a conversation on information technologies and their omnipresence in our lives and society. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Oli Valentine Kemp, a multi media artist with her work, ‘Its Slime Time.’ Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Rebekah McIntyre’s work in textiles. Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
Ruth Christman, an artist, maker and creator with her interactive sculpture inspried by microscopic imaging of lichens, ‘The World Within.’ Image: Mhairi Edwards/DCThomson
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First look at Dundee 2023 art degree show as students showcase talents
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