Art, Design and Photography students at the College of West Anglia showcased their creativity and talent at Vision 2026, the college’s annual end-of-year Art & Design Show.
Held at the college’s King’s Lynn campus, the exhibition featured work from students studying a range of creative disciplines, including Art and Design, Graphic Design, Fashion and Photography.
The exhibition provided students with the opportunity to present the work they had developed throughout the academic year, demonstrating their technical skills, creativity and personal artistic journeys. Visitors explored a diverse collection of pieces spanning traditional and digital media, offering an insight into the breadth of talent across the college’s creative programmes.
Open to the public the exhibition welcomed prospective students, families, employers, members of the local community and those with an interest in the creative arts.
A private viewing took place on Friday, 19 June, giving students, staff and invited guests the opportunity to celebrate the achievements of this year’s cohort ahead of the public exhibition.
Clyde Dunn, Level Three Graphics Design Course Director at the College of West Anglia, said, “Vision 2026 celebrates the outstanding creative work of students across our visual arts courses at the College of West Anglia’s King’s Lynn campus, including Fashion Design, Photography, Graphic Design and Art and Design, across Levels 1, 2 and 3. Students take great pride in exhibiting work that reflects their skill, creativity and progress throughout the year.
“As well as welcoming visitors, the show gives employers, stakeholders and future applicants the chance to connect with our students, explore their ideas and see the type of work produced on our creative courses.”
Vision formed an important part of the student experience, giving learners the chance to showcase their work in a professional exhibition setting while developing confidence and preparing for progression into higher education, employment and careers within the creative industries.
The exhibition highlighted the talent, creativity and dedication of students across a range of creative subjects and celebrated the achievements of learners as they prepared for their next steps