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Graduate Show 2021

Lorena Levi

MA (Hons) Fine Art

School of Art

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Roula Traboulsi

BA/MA (Hons) Architecture

ESALA

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Iris (Bingyan) Qu

BA (Hons) Jewellery & Silversmithing

School of Design

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Mariia Kharitonova

BA (Hons) Product Design

School of Design

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Lydia Mason

BA (Hons) Interior Design

School of Design

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Maria Cecilie Wrang-Rasmussen

BA (Hons) Intermedia

School of Art

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Andrew Dang

BA/MA (Hons) Architecture

ESALA

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Leah Moodie

BA (Hons) Painting

School of Art

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George Pop

Master of Architecture

ESALA

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Lorena Levi

MA (Hons) Fine Art

School of Art

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Roula Traboulsi

BA/MA (Hons) Architecture

ESALA

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Iris (Bingyan) Qu

BA (Hons) Jewellery & Silversmithing

School of Design

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Mariia Kharitonova

BA (Hons) Product Design

School of Design

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Lydia Mason

BA (Hons) Interior Design

School of Design

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Maria Cecilie Wrang-Rasmussen

BA (Hons) Intermedia

School of Art

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Andrew Dang

BA/MA (Hons) Architecture

ESALA

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Leah Moodie

BA (Hons) Painting

School of Art

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George Pop

Master of Architecture

ESALA

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Edinburgh College of Art Graduate Show 2021

This year, our graduates have faced unprecedented challenges in realising and presenting their work. They have however met these head-on with creativity, intelligence, resilience and hope for the future. We are truly proud to introduce them to the wider world and we wish them all the very best as they leave us and start adventures anew.

Upcoming events

20 August 2021 - 27 August 2021

20-23 Aug, 9.30am-4.30pm; 24-27 Aug, 1.30pm-8.30pm

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Masters Show 2021

Exhibition

20 August 2021 - 27 August 2021

Film times to be confirmed

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MA Film Directing Graduation Show

Performance

20 August 2021

6pm (BST)

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Masters Show 2021 launch

Exhibition

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Oyster Farming --- Rack & Bag Culture

Qian Liu

Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA)

Landscape Architecture - MLA

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News and features

BOYHOOD by Josephine Berry

BOYHOOD by Josephine Berry

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2021 Astaire Art Prize winners announced

Isolation, memory, masculinity and Covid-19 are among the themes explored in the art created by this year’s Astaire Art Prize winners.

Bee Anderson, Together As Ourselves

Bee Anderson, Together As Ourselves

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Illustration graduate invited to Carnaby Street to create Pride installation

With their undergraduate course barely out of the way, Bee Anderson’s illustrations adorn the windows of the Vans flagship store on Carnaby Street.

By Nikita Vora designs, Staying In-Sane

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ECA fashion graduate founds ethical fashion brand

‘By Nikita Vora’ is Nikita’s clothing brand selling organic cotton and environmentally conscious garments - all graphics designed and illustrated by Nikita herself.

Lorna Phillips at Asuurkeraamika studio

Lorna Phillips at Asuurkeraamika studio

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Student moves to North Estonian coast for final year of studies

With Covid forcing studio closures and an uncertain year ahead, sculpture student Lorna Phillips took the opportunity to transport her work to another country.

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Becky Brewis | Tooth (detail), mixed media embroidery, 55cm x 40cm, 2021

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Work by five students become part of the University's Art Collection through the 2021 Purchase Prize

Each of the five artists will receive £1,500 and be represented in the Art Collection by a work made over the course of their final year.

Sarah Ogilvie . 'Free school meal parcel' oil on panel, 150x120cm, 2021

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Sarah Ogilvie - Painting

"Lockdown has made me aware of the artistic value of mundane objects that we often overlook and their significance in our lives."

Nikki Petrova - forest visual

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Nikki Petrova - Landscape Architecture

"Three parks in different socio-environmental contexts were chosen to show how a use-specific pavilion, such as a mini library, a bird hide or café, which responds to its distinct landscape, can help bring life into these previously unnoticed and undervalued spaces."

Nikita Vora, We Deserve A Seat At The Table

Student feature

Nikita Vora - Fashion

"I am speaking up for and celebrating South-Asian women like my grandmother, my mother and myself. It is about time ethnic minorities are represented and heard."

Muriel Mcintyre Installation cut chairs, oranges, secretary pen, Tula the greyhound

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Muriel McIntyre - Fine Art

"I characterise space by placing objects in it, I disrupt space by introducing the non-controllable object."

Lorna Phillips, studio photo

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Lorna Phillips - Sculpture

"After working with wild clays from various places I feel a softness and appreciation towards the earth that is under the soles of my shoes."

Kate Saldanha, Landscape Architecture MLA2

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Kate Saldanha - Landscape Architecture

"Recognising the landscape as a growing and ever changing entity, I have worked a lot with animation in order to express the design strategies involved in the project."

Screenshot from “wake.” (2021) - stop motion animation

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Jamie O’Donnell - Intermedia

"I think stop motion animation works best because it communicates the concepts I’m trying to get across – plus it’s therapeutic to make."

Harvey Everson, Momento Mori

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Harvey Everson - Product Design

"Transhumanism is a philosophical movement based on the premise that we should merge and become symbiotic with technology as a means to radically extend our fragile existence."

Hannah Quigley, an exploration of Makaton Choirs

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Hannah Quigley - Music

"The last ten years has witnessed a significant growth in a range of community singing groups, including the phenomenon of Makaton choirs which use Makaton as their main mode of musical performance."

Ellen Blair, Spectrum

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Ellen Blair - Photography

"Participants in the project literally speak for themselves, expressing how they would like their stories to be portrayed by reading aloud letters they have written to each other in their own voices."

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