Gray's Degree Show
Gray’s School of Art Master's Degree Show 2024 + Gray’s Graduate in Residence Show 2024
Gray’s School of Art welcomed you to our annual Master’s Art & Design Show showcasing the work of this year’s MA cohort. The school is also hosted an accompanying exhibition of our Graduate in Residence 2023-24 programme.
Master's Graduate Exhibition 2024
Gray's School of Art was pleased to present our Master’s Graduate Exhibition for 2024. The artists and designers work in this exhibition will showcase their professional practice and work developed over the period of their Master's studies work which supports and embodies their personal research and development as full-time and part-time students here at RGU.
This year, we are proud to present the work from our fantastic Master's students:
Mukhammadsodik Abdurakhmonov, Carla Angus, Cyrielle Delord, Bhavitha Ganeshna, Neelima Mummadisetti, Sairaj Ravinderdev, Kellis Reid, and Christy Shafack
Graduate in Residence Exhibition 2024
An exhibition of fresh new work produced during the Graduate in Residence programme (GiR) in 2023-2024. Showcasing the extraordinary talents of nine recent graduates as they commence their professional journey into the art world.
Eligible to students on the BA (Hons) and MA courses, the Graduate in Residence programme enables recent graduates of Gray’s School of Art to contribute to the delivery of the Fine Art/Design curriculum and other aspects of the school’s activities for a one-year period. The GiR role enables pedagogical exchange of knowledge and experience whilst providing unrivalled access to workshop facilities for GiR’s to expand and develop their own creative expertise.
This year, we are proud to present the work of our talented GiR artists and designers:
Eva Crawford-McKee, Morgan Dunbar, Kinga Elliott, Miriam Foy, Emily Kerr, Megan Naysmith, Jakob Rusin, Kirsty Skea, and Maya Wilson.
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Read stories from a selection of our exhibiting students:
An international student from Uzbekistan is graduating with a MA in Product Design and has produced a new electric bike that aims to re-imagine the cycling experience.
Having always wanted to study abroad, Fine Art master’s student, Cyrielle from the South West of France, has produced a stunning exhibition that explores the place of women in the Scottish Highlands and Islands during the 20th century.
Master’s student, Kellis from Buckie on the Moray coast, has produced a community-led project that challenges people to think differently about Union Street and its potential to revitalise the heart of Aberdeen.
An international student from the vibrant state of Kerala in India, brings a unique perspective to his studies and draws on the concept of weaving to improve collaboration for art and data teams in digital marketing.
With a BA in Theatre Design from Nottingham University, Carla started off her career as a freelance theatre designer and spent ten years working on small touring shows across the UK with a strong socio-political leaning.