Exhibit and sell your work
Exhibitions, trade shows and events are a great way to get your name out there and promote your business. As well as selling your work and getting commissions, they can be excellent networking opportunities. It's also useful for getting first-hand feedback on your products and prices.
Careers and Employability can help UAL students and graduates through:
- Open calls for new products and artwork to sell in not just a shop
- Our annual stand at trade show Top Drawer
- Purchasing work for the UAL Collection
The Careers and Employability programme of free events will help you to turn your business ideas into a reality.
Opportunities to exhibit and sell your work
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not just a shop. Photo by Damian Griffiths.
not just a shop
If you're a student or graduate from UAL you can apply to sell your work in not just a shop through our open calls.
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Image Courtesy UAL.
Top Drawer
Get advice on pricing, invoicing and selling your work as a designer, maker or artist.
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Giada Maestra, Make Money by Giada Maestra
Current competitions
We run competitions throughout the year to provide students with opportunities to sell and showcase their work in not just a shop.
Get guidance
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Photo by Damian Griffiths
Exhibitions and trade shows
Read our advice on how to get the most from selling and showcasing your work at exhibitions and trade shows.
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Abigail Burch's stand at Pulse 2018. Photo by Damian Griffiths
How to get paid
Get useful advice on starting and growing a freelance practice or business.
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Image by Gracie Dahl
How to be self-employed
Here you will find information about the legal structures you can use, how to pay tax, budgeting your money and finding a workspace.
Networking
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Work by Gracie Dahl, Camberwell, Illustration
The Dots
Join UAL on The Dots where you can get advice, meet collaborators., find jobs and upskill at events.
What's on
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Grads: career one-to-ones
Book a 20 minute appointment to discuss your next steps in your professional practice
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Student Career One-to-Ones
Come talk to us, let's see how we can support you in figuring out how to make a living doing what you love.
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Working with your Neurodivergent Brain: Being a self-employed creative
This series guides you through the fundamentals of neurodiversity for those aspiring to or currently freelancing or have their own business.
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Showcase Ready: Information pop-ups - Camberwell
Visit these pop-up information stands to find out more about the online Showcase and the careers support available to you when you graduate.