Student Shows and Performances
Goldsmiths is all about the freedom to experiment, to think differently, to be an individual. We have a lively programme of exhibitions, shows and performances during the summer months that reflects this ethos, showcasing the work of graduating students - both undergraduate and postgraduate - from a range of disciplines including Art Psychotherapy, Design, Drama, Media and Communications, Music, Photography and Art.
See thoughtful, witty and striking art, design, performances, film and imagery from graduating students. Enjoy your visit. Some work will be available to purchase.
See work from the collaboration with BAA which saw student artwork displayed at Heathrow Terminal 5.
To see work from shows and performances from 2009:
BA Fine Art, BA Textiles, BA Fine Art & History of Art
BMus Music, BMus Popular Music, MMus - Pure Gold Festival
MA Image & Communication - Collective 22
MA Performance Making - Surge Festival
Timetable of events
BMus Music Performances
A platform for the 3rd Year Music students on both the BMus Music and Popular Music courses to showcase the talents of a broad spectrum of work.
When: TBC
Where: TBC
Contact: For more information, call 020 7919 7645 or e-mail Imogen Burman in the Department of Music on i.burman@gold.ac.uk.
View more information on Pure Gold including last year's events
BA Design Show
Forever testing creative boundaries, Goldsmiths BA Design students are preparing to exhibit their work at the Truman Brewery, as part of the Free Range season of graduate degree shows. A truly multi-disciplinary show featuring furniture, graphics, installation, animation and film.
When: TBC
Where: Boiler House, The Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, London E1 6QL
Admission: FREE
Opening times:
TBC
For more information call 020 7919 7769, or e-mail design@gold.ac.uk
See work from previous year's shows.
For more information on Free Range visit www.free-range.org.uk
MMus Music Performances
The MMus Performance Related Studies course is designed to develop practical skills as a musical performer to a high level, providing students with a technical and intellectual base on which to build their careers as professional musicians. These performances showcase their talents in a 50 minute recital, held in the intimate grandeur of Deptford Town Hall.
When: TBC
Where: Council Chambers, Deptford Town Hall Building, Goldsmiths
Admission: FREE
Contact: For more information, call 020 7919 7645 or e-mail Imogen Burman in the Department of Music on i.burman@gold.ac.uk.
BA Art Show
A platform for the emerging artists, the Goldsmiths 2010 Undergraduate Degree Show will showcase a broad spectrum of work by students graduating from BA Hons Art Practice, and BA Hons Fine Art and History of Art. Dealing with the minutiae of life as well as more fundamental issues, exhibits will include a broad spectrum such as photography, sculpture, painting, digital media and performance.
When: Public View: 18 June - 21 June (inclusive) Open 10am-5pm except Sun: 12-4pm
Where: Goldsmiths, University of London
Admission: FREE
Contact: For more information, call 020 7919 7671 or e-mail art@gold.ac.uk.
See further information on the Art website.
MA Performance Making
This programme is designed to bring performers from diverse backgrounds into collaborative study and practice, acknowledging the challenges of creating theatre in a globalised culture.
When: TBC
Where: Goldsmiths, University of London
Admission: FREE
Contact: For more information, call 020 7919 7414 or e-mail drama@gold.ac.uk
For more information visit the Drama webpage.
MA Interactive Media: Critical Theory and Practice
This MA provides an intensive study in cultural theory and in substantive cultural studies. It is in every sense a programme in global cultural studies, both in its engagement with cultural difference and in its encounter with the geopolitics of 21st-century capitalism.
When: TBC
Where: TBC
Contact: For more information call 020 7919 7983, or e-mail cultural-studies@gold.ac.uk.
Visit the Expo '09 website to see last year's show.
MFA Art Show
A platform for the emerging artists, the Goldsmiths 2010 Postgraduate Degree Show will showcase a broad spectrum of work by students graduating from MFA and MFA Curating dealing with the minutiae of life as well as more fundamental issues. Exhibits will include a broad spectrum such as photography, sculpture, painting, digital media and performance.
When: Private View: 8 July 6-9pm, Public View: 9-12 July open 10am-5pm except Sun: 12-4pm
Where: Goldsmiths, University of London
See further information on the Art website.
MA Art Psychotherapy Show
Art making is fundamental to the MA Art Psychotherapy at Goldsmiths, both as a therapeutic activity and a process that provides material for discussion and reflection between client and art psychotherapist. Students are encouraged to express their learning and experiences through their art work as their training progresses, and this show is a reflection of this art practice.
When: TBC
Where: Goldsmiths, University of London
MA Image and Communications
MA Image and Communication is a programme that encourages accomplished and creative students to research and develop the new boundaries of image-making made possible by technological change within the context of post-industrial culture. Students work with a wide range of media producing both still and durational images using photography and/ or electronic graphics.
When: TBC
Where: TBC
Contact: For more information, call 020 7919 7600 or e-mail media-comms@gold.ac.uk.
MA Photography and Urban Cultures Show
Based in the Centre for Urban and Community Research at Goldsmiths. University of London, the Photography and Urban Cultures MA is unique in its interdisciplinary approach to the visual arts, which combines photographic practice with social theory.
When: TBC
Where: TBC
Admission: FREE
Contact: For more information, call 020 7717 7383 or e-mail cucr@gold.ac.uk.
MA Design: Critical Practice
Part of the 2010 London Design Festival, more infromation to follow.
When: TBC
Where: TBC
Admission: FREE
Contact: For more information call 020 7919 7769, or e-mail design@gold.ac.uk.
See work from previous shows.