This Is How It Feels explores the intimate stories of eighteen transgender men and their journeys of transition from female-to-male. Holcombe uses new media art techniques, including augmented reality, to give audience members a glimpse of the FTM transgender experience through their own perspective. The exhibition features manipulated QR (quick-response) codes that explore the relationship between the lived experiences of the transgender man and the fabricated world of social media. These codes, in turn, ask audience members to participate in a new context of social media, both inside and out of the gallery space.
Graduate Exhibitions
Undergraduates and Postgraduate exhibitions at the School of Art Gallery
Postgraduate Show September 2018 – Some Impressions
Our Postgrads have worked hard to create this exhibition and they can be proud of what they have achieved. Here are some impressions of the show and the private view, which was on Saturday, 19th September.
The show is still open Monday, 24th & Tuesday, 25th, 10am-5pm, and Wednesday, 26th September, 10am-3pm. You’re very welcome to visit and explore the postgraduate show and the Sea Change & Discourse: Reynolds to Rego exhibitions in our public galleries! The latter are still on until Friday, 28th, 10am-5pm daily.
Alecia Jackson
Gemma Woolley
Gemma Woolley
Rachel Hannah Luxton with tutor Dr. June Forster
Megan Elsey
Megan Elsey
Alecia Jackson
Sarah Spencer
Michele Shiels
Brian Swaddling
Ellie Hall
Emily Griffin
Rachel Rea
Amelia Sellers
Carmel Reid
Carmel Reid
Emily Griffin
Kara Knowler-Davies
Claire Murray
Bronwen Pritchard
Jenny Mynett
Michele Shiels
Bronwen Pritchard
Simon Robert Tune
Kayla McInnes
Brian Swaddling
Rachel Rea
Simon Robert Tune
Jenny Mynett
Claire Murray
Simon Robert Tune
Kara Knowler-Davies
Leanne Blairs
Sarah Spencer
Leanne Blairs
Sarah Spencer
Claire Murray
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Postgraduate Exhibition at the School of Art, 10th – 26th September 2018
The private view of this year’s postgraduate exhibition is
on Saturday, 15th September 3pm – 4.30pm.
All welcome.
Degree Show & Postgraduate Show Opening, Saturday 19th May 2018 – A Photo Gallery
(Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
(Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
Frida Lyholm Limi (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Gemma Woolley (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Mai Thomas (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
(Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
Brian Swaddling (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Clodagh Metcalfe (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
(Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
Alecia Jackson (Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
(Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
Sophie Lewis (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Sophie Mockett (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Claire Murray (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Abi Graves (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Claire Murray (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf
Richard Boalch (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Luciana Marçal Barata (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Rachel Rea (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Joseph Coyle (Apologies for the bad quality of the photo. The reflections were unavoidable.) (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Mai Thomas (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Annabelle Aston (Photo: Courtesy Grace Warwick)
Raine Eaday (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Brigitte Bailey (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Richard Boalch (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Dean Mather (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Heledd Grug Jones (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Kara Knowler-Davies (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Luciana Marçal Barata (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Simon Robert Tune (Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
Joe Dunlop (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
(Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
Junko Burton (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Emily Griffin (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Abi Graves (Photo: Courtesy Grace Warwick)
Biran Swaddling (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Joanna Bonarek-Gnat (Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
Sophie Long (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Sophie Long (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Clodagh Metcalfe (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Sydney Fletchter (Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
Ashley Caldwell (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Ellie Hall (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
(Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
Sophie Lewis (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
(Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
Angharad Taris (Photo: Courtesy Paul Croft)
Polina Kyprianou (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Sarah Spencer (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Megan Elsey (Photo: Courtesy Grace Warwick)
Megan Elsey (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
(Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
Anna Greenwood (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
Genevieve Wilson (Photo: Courtesy Karen Westendorf)
(Photo: Courtesy Joanna Bonarek-Gnat)
Grace Warwick (Photo: Courtesy Grace Warwick)
(Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
(Photo: Courtesy John Harvey)
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Degree Show & Postgraduate Show at the School of Art, 21st – 31st May 2018
‘In A New Light – Celebrating the Precious’ – New exhibition at the School of Art, 26/03-04/05/2018
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO, sisters Gwendoline and Margaret Davies of Plas Dinam, Montgomeryshire endowed £5,000 to the art department at Aberystwyth University. The gift was to help establish an Arts and Crafts Museum and build up a teaching collection in order that our students could appreciate original works of art. The first purchase using interest from the endowment was in 1920. Continue reading
Frances Woodley’s PhD exhibition opens on the 13th October 2017
