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Degree shows

Exhibitions and performances from artists, designers, performers, makers and practitioners are held on our campus and at local venues across the summer.

Degree Shows 2026

Click programme names for times, locations and more details. 

Date Programmes
25 June–27 June Skin in the Game (MA Performance Making)

Skin in the Game (MA Performance Making)

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Description:

Skin in the Game: A Festival of New Works by MA Performance Making at Goldsmiths, University of London.

Join us for three days of bold experiments, intimate encounters, and personal explorations shaped by diverse perspectives.

From 25–27 June 2026, the Performance Makers of Goldsmiths, University of London will take over the Theatre and Performance spaces to imagine new worlds by putting their own skin on the line. Through performances driven by risk, vulnerability, and the fierce urgency of live presence, this festival showcases a new generation of artists testing the limits of what performance can be.

Timings:

Programme A

  • Thursday, 25 June 2026: 6PM – 9PM

Programme B

  • Friday, 26 June 2026: 6PM – 9PM

Programme A + B

  • Saturday, 27 June 2026: 4PM – 9PM

Price:

  • Single Evening Pass
    £8 standard / £5 concession
  • Double Pass (Saturday, 27th June)
    £12 standard / £7 concession

Location:

George Wood Theatre

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2 July–5 July MA Digital Media Graduate Show

MA Digital Media Graduate Show

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Location:

Professor Stuart Hall Building

Private view: 

  • Thursday 2 July: 6pm

Public exhibition:

  • Friday 3 July - Tuesday 5 July: 6pm onwards
16 July–17 July Science of Aesthetics, Music & Arts

Science of Aesthetics, Music & Arts

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Psychology MSc programmes Music, Mind, and Brain (MMB) and Psychology of Aesthetics, Neuroaesthetics, and Creativity (PANC) present a two-day PG Research Showcase, entitled 'Science of Aesthetics, Music & Arts', where students from both programmes will present their final research projects.
 
The event will also include two keynote speakers and a drinks reception. 

Details:

  • Dates: 16 and 17 July 2026

  • Location: RHB 137a

  • Time: 11am - 5pm
16 July - 19 July MA Photography

MA Photography

Private view: 16 July, 6pm - 9pm

Open to public: Friday 17 July – Sunday 19 July, 10am - 5pm
Locations:

  • Professor Stuart Hall Atrium, LG01, LG02, LG09, LG10
  • Ground floor exhibition space

 
16 - 21 July Art Postgraduate Degree Show

Art Postgraduate Degree Show

The Postgraduate Art Degree Show (16-21 July) includes work by graduating artists from MFA Fine Art, MA Artists' Film & Moving Image, MA Art & Ecology, and Graduate Diploma in Art.  

Opening night:

  • Thursday 16 July, 6pm – 9pm

Opening times:

  • Friday 17 July – Tuesday 21 July, 10am – 7pm
  • Sunday 19 July, 11am – 5pm

Location:

  • Various locations across Goldsmiths' campus TBC
9 July–12 July MA Children’s Book Illustration Degree Show

MA Children’s Book Illustration Degree Show

MA Children’s Book Illustration presents graduates present 'Once Upon a Line'

Private show

  • 9 July

Exhibition open to the public:

  • 10 - 12 July

Location TBC
13 August - 15 August Computational Arts Exhibition

Computational Arts Exhibition

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27 August - 29 August Computational Arts Tech Festival

Computational Arts Tech Festival
11 September - 12 September Games and Playful Design Degree Show

Games and Playful Design Degree Show

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Games and Playful Design Degree Show

 

2026 Degree Show work

Song of the Siren by Luke Hipkin

'Song of the Siren’ is an immersive monologue, utilising live sound and effects to create the setting for the story.

Action 54 by Omar Khan

Action 54 is a game made up of randomised mini games, set across nine worlds.

Nutug by Mia Zhang

A multi-channel video installation combining moving image, sculpture, textiles, sound, and print to explore ideas of home, memory, and belonging.

Serenity in the Apocalypse by Nare Joo

A series of large-scale oil paintings exploring surreal dreamscapes.

Warmth by Lucas Taberna

An immersive experience which plays with the familiarity of the home, adding twists of the uncanny.

Worn to Wear by Kira Tenk

BA Design student Kira Tenk presents a collection of garments that explores a visible appreciation for authentic worn value.

Clarice & Bean by Anna Routley and Willa Coode-Robins

BMus Popular Music students Anna Routley and Willa Coode-Robins combine indie-pop with playful storytelling.

Zip Series by Ken Turner

Large-scale abstract paintings explore colour, rhythm, and process as moments of visual harmony.

2026 Gallery

BA Fine Art Degree Show - Jonny White

BA Design Degree Show - Jason Tung

BA Design Degree Show - Scarlett Wilkins

BA Fine Art Degree Show - Ekaterina Veiman and Christine Moore

BA Fine Art and History of Art - Nika Mammadbayli

BA Fine Art - Fanxuan Guo

PureGold - Clarice & Bean by Anna Routley and Willa Coode-Robins

2025 Degree Show work

Wheels on Wheels by Ruby Panjwani

A mobile cheese maturation device encourages interaction with our food systems and microbial life

Let Them Be by Tanai Nash-Fuller

A short film about racial injustice, memory, protest and the power of love.

On the Purification of a Tooth by Waner Zhang

A BA Design project exploring the link between body horror, trauma and our fascination with changing bodies.

For Shore by Florence de Keijzer

Reconfiguring nature's design to imagine a future where humans live harmoniously alongside rising sea levels.

Mortui by Unseen

A three-person performance piece challenging the audience's experience of violence as entertainment.

Porous, airy bodies by Megan Willow Hack

Making the invisible impact of pollution visible through painting