Wide range of styles and subjects in Photography Students show
Some of the Year 3 BA (Hons) photography students from UCS who have contrictured to the Elsewhere exhibition in the Whistler Gallery at Dance East on Ipswich Waterfront. The exhibtion continues until January 7, 2016 - Credit: Archant
Christmas show by UCS photography students
A photographic exhibition Elsewhere, by third-year BA (Hons) Photographic students at UCS is now on show in the Whistler Gallery at DanceEast at Ipswich Waterfront.
This new show, features work by 22 photographic undergraduates, who are all shooting for their final year projects.
So there are a wide variety of images featured in the display.
One of the organisers, Chris Mapey, explained how the group had put together this new exhibition in their final year.
It was a chance to showcase their work, and also valuable preparation for two shows later in 2016, their graduation show at UCS and also a stand-alone show, at Hoxton Arches in East London, titled Everywhere.
He said: “We are 22 students, all shooting very different final year projects.
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“We have all chosen one image to represent our work for this Pop-Up Christmas exhibition.
“We are the first UCS third year group to do this, and are very grateful to DanceEast.”
Chris,44, is a mature student, and he also runs The Angel pub in Woodbridge.
He said: “I have been a photographer for many years and I wanted to get better.
“UCS has a well regarded photography course and I decided to come here.
“There are 22 of us, from various backgrounds, and various ages, from traditional uni ages to some mature students.
“We will be doing a graduation show and a London show, next year, and this is something extra.”
The methods being used to generate their photographic work are diverse, he said, from medium and large format film, and digital cameras as well as flat-bed scanners combined finishing with either digital prints or traditional darkroom processes to produce prints.
The exhibition runs for one month, and entry is free.
Elsewhere Photographic Exhibition, Whistler Gallery, Jerwood DanceHouse, December 2015 through to January 7, 2016
www.anywhereandeverywhere.co.uk