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    Talented graduating artists scoop prizes at summer exhibition

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJune 1, 2023No Comments
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    At their end of year degree show, students from University of Wales Trinity Saint David’s (UWTSD) Swansea College of Art scooped numerous awards in recognition of their talent and hard work.

    Each year, the Summer Show exhibition presents the culmination of degree work by graduating students. Their final pieces are viewed by staff and professionals on the lookout for standout talent.

    The specifications of this year’s prizegivers were varied, from seeking work with retail potential to rewarding students who have performed excellently whilst experiencing adversity during their studies.

    The ceremony was held in Dynevor courtyard at UWTSD on the opening night of the show on 19th May, with hundreds gathering to hear the results and a speech from the University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Medwin Hughes.

    Addressing the students, he said: “You can go anywhere, you can dream the dreams, you can create anything you want because you’ve got the belief in the value of art, of colour, of picture, of texture. You can interpret the world for the benefit of others.

    “We’re all very proud. As you graduate this year, all I can tell you is: go for it! Make a difference, make your mark, because if you believe in yourself, your creativity will not only tell your story but it will change the world.”

    Below are the details of the winners:

    Artist Benevolent Scholarship £10,000, presented by Sue Williams

    Winner: Adam Charlton, Fine Art

    Haydn John James Layton Painting and Drawing Prize £1000 each, presented by Holly Slingsby

    Winner: Angelika Mika, Fine Art

    Winner: Katie Griffiths, Illustration

    Josef Herman Foundation Art Award in Memory of Carolyn Davies £500, presented by Jackie Hankins

    Winner: Hannah Henson, Fine Art

    Old Dyvorian’s Award £375 each, presented by David Taylor

    Winner: Dafydd Wilson, Graphic Design

    Winner: Safiyyah Altaf, Surface Pattern Design

    Winner: Dawson Edwards, Fine Art

    Winner: Niam ODobhainn, Fine Art

    Elizabeth Jeffries Prize £200, presented by Georgia McKie

    Winner: Lucy Ralph, Surface Pattern and Textiles

    Rhys Bevan Jones Prize £200, presented by Gwen Beynon

    Winner: Arianne Nicholas, Illustration

    Mission Gallery Craft Prize, presented by Rhian Jones, Mission Gallery

    Winner: Nia Gray, Surface Pattern and Textiles

    Highly Commended: Hannah Sharpe, Design Crafts

    UWTSD Inspire Awards £200 each, presented by Chris Holtom

    Corey McComb, Graphic Design

    Caleb Morris, Creative Music Technology

    Joshua Rees, Photography

    Hannah Evans, Product Design

    Zachery Dunlop, Design Crafts

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