Key103 has again given our Music and Creative Industries Business students the opportunity to work on a live gig, following the success of Laura Robinson and Trevor MacDonald (2nd year MCIB students) assisting with the set-up of the Jessie J private gig back in December: Bolton Students work with Jessie
We are delighted to wish Niall McCormick and Duana Wahedi (1st and 2nd year MCIB students) good luck assisting with the set up of the for the Private Gig for Emeli Sande on Friday 27th January
Our Photography students will showcase their creative talents at a hate crime exhibition at Bolton Central Library from January 26 to February 19.
The photographs show the students’ interpretations of hate crime and the impact it can have on individuals affected.
The exhibition is in support of Bolton’s approach to tackling and preventing all types of hate crime and encouraging victims and witnesses to report hate crime.
Jim Williams Senior Lecturer on BA (Hons) Photography at the university said: “We are delighted to have been able to give our students the opportunity to work on this project. It gave them valuable experience of working on a live brief with a subject matter of such importance and relevance in today’s society.”
University Graphic Design students
Talented Graphic Design students Emma Benyon and Sarah Joyce are celebrating after their design concept won the St Helens Council Domestic Violence competition.
All of the students who contributed design concepts as part of this live brief will see these featured in an exhibition at the Mash Art Café, in Haydock Street, St Helens, from 19th to 28th January and the winning concept will also feature in the campaign material throughout the rest of the year.
Thursday 19th January – Saturday 28th January
at Mash Art Cafe
11 Haydock Street
St.Helens
WA10 1DD
Free entry
Open Tuesdays – Fridays 10am-4pm
Saturdays – 11am – 3pm
Opening night 7:30-9:30pm
Final year students on the BA (Hons) Photography exhibition are delighted by the phenomenal success of their first collaborative exhibition. 33 photography students came together as ‘New Vision’ to exhibit their work in the centre of Manchester from 16th to 22nd January 2012 and the exhibition saw over 300 visitors over the week with around 200 more on the closing night.
You can read more about the exhibition on their blog
http://newvisionphotoexhibition.blogspot.com/
