An aierial view of a tractor ploughing a filed in straight lines - on of the exhibits in the show at the university

COLLEGE STUDENTS’ PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE PICTURE AT UNIVERSITY SHOW

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Students doing photography courses at City of Wolverhampton College will be showcasing their year’s work in a display at the University of Wolverhampton next month. 

The exhibition of contemporary photographs entitled Pixel & Grain, taken by students studying for University of the Arts London diplomas in photography, will be part of the university’s School of Creative Industries’ 2025 Degree Show. 

The show will also feature work produced by students on the university’s BA (Hons) photography and fine art degree programmes with over 100 pieces set to be on display. 

Chris Hill, photography tutor at the college, said: “Our students have worked extremely hard throughout the year and we are hugely grateful to the university for the opportunity to exhibit their final major project work as part of the well-known and much-anticipated annual Degree Show.” 

The free exhibition – at the university’s George Wallis Building in Molineux Street – is open from 9am to 5pm from Monday 9 June to Friday 20 June.  

Get details of photography courses offered by the college here

 

Photograph copyright Emma Sumner, City of Wolverhampton College

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