In pictures: Undergraduate and MFA Summer Show 2019
A back look at the first of this year's Summer Shows which celebrated the innovation and skill of our graduating students.
Summer Shows 2019
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Wimbledon Stories
Summer Shows 2019: Jessica Merritt, BA Technical Arts and Special Effects
Jessica Merritt talks about how her model creature is designed to raise awareness of invisible illnesses Fibromyalgia and M.E.
Summer Shows 2019: Twan Lentjes, BA Costume Interpretation
As final year students prepare for their Summer Show, Twan Lentjes tells us how digital technology helped to bring his complex costume designs to life.
Wimbledon lecturer wins £20,000 Jerwood/FVU Prize
BA Painting alum and performance lecturer Richard Whitby's new film explores the hostile environment and a mysterious, 80-year-old tale of a talking mongoose.
What's on
Wimbledon MA Summer Show 2019
This summer show celebrates the graduating students from MA Drawing, MA Painting, MA Theatre Design plus interim work from our PhD students.
Ghost Changing Room
- 30 September 2019 - 13 November 2019
- Location: Wimbledon Space
A painting and sculpture exhibition looking at intimate traces of the body through a chasm between public, private, projected and theatrical personas, between the external and internal self.
UAL Open Day: Wimbledon College of Arts
- 19 October 2019
- Location: Wimbledon College of Arts
Epic Win
- 22 November 2019 - 6 December 2019
- Location: Wimbledon Space
EPIC WIN is part of an on-going series of work by artist William Waterhouse, and is the result of a series of one-to-one “play dates” with colleagues and friends. Low-fi, painted, MDF cut-outs form the building blocks of shanty structures