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Moving image makers at The Collection as part of Museums at Night

Posted: 17 May 2013 07:59 AM PDT



Students and staff from BA (Hons) Contemporary Lens Media have been invited by The Collective to screen their experimental and artist's moving image work at Lincoln's prestigious The Collection museum on Saturday 18 May, 7-9 pm, as part of the national event Museums at Night where museums are encouraged to open at night by hosting special out of hours events.

Participating students are third year Bradley Oliver-White, second years Charlotte Brown and Phoebe Haller, and first years Beccy Titley, Joe Ely, Emma Gibbon, Phil Moore, Kam Kam Ling, Stephanie Schafrath, Adam Thompson.  Tutors Adam Verity (Programme Leader), Annie Morrad, and Stewart Collinson will also be showing moving image work.

Fashion students bring their collections to the catwalk

Posted: 17 May 2013 06:50 AM PDT




Fashion students will showcase their collections at the University's Fashion Show before heading to London's internationally acclaimed Graduate Fashion Week 2013.

Final year students from the BA (Hons) Fashion Studies programme will have their designs modeled when they host their annual Fashion Show on Friday 24 May 2013, in the award winning Architecture building, in a change of venue from previous years.


The new venue will provide a more intimate setting for the exclusive show and exhibition, which will highlight the final degree collections of Lincoln's up-and-coming fashion designers. It will include two showings at 5.30 pm and 7.30 pm, and will take place in front of an invited audience of special guests, friends of the University, fashion industry contacts and family and friends.


The students' designs will then be seen by some of the most influential figures in the global fashion industry during Graduate Fashion Week 2013, held at London's Earls Courtfrom Sunday 2nd to Wednesday 5th June.


Showcasing the work of graduates from top UK and international universities, Graduate Fashion Week represents the future of creative design talent. It attracts more than 20,000 guests each year, and features 22 catwalk shows and exhibitions. It has been responsible for launching the careers of some of the industry's most successful designers. 


Throughout Graduate Fashion Week, the University of Lincolnwill display innovative designs from final year students, ranging from a tailored unisex collection and an origami and insect-inspired range, to an array of futuristic, geometric and Art Deco garments.


Maria Manning, Programme Leader for BA (Hons) Fashion Studies and Senior Lecturer, said: "Our annual University of Lincoln Fashion Show and [our presence at] Graduate Fashion Week provide a fantastic platform on which our students can demonstrate the extent of their remarkable creative talents.  It is great to be able to present the collections that our students have been working so hard to create, and this year we have some excellent designs of which  we are all extremely proud.

"We are very much looking forward to taking students to Graduate Fashion Week for the third consecutive year, as it offers a wonderful opportunity to showcase their designs in front of the international fashion community."


Many of our graduates go onto forge successful careers in the world of fashion. Notable alumni include Katie Newsam, who has won acclaim for her couture collections and designs for top salons, and Eleanor Bland who recently established her own sustainable fashion label.

All the above images were taken at last year's Fashion Show at The Engine Shed by Adam Rhoades Photography.

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