KSA Show 2022

Kingston School of Art, Kingston University
website - online
KSA Show 2022

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17 Sept All day

18 Sept All day

20 Sept All day

21 Sept All day

22 Sept All day

23 Sept All day

24 Sept All day

25 Sept All day

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Kingston School of Art, Kingston University

Welcome to the KSA Show 2022 online degree show. Our students form a unique community of artists, designers, performers and writers. They challenge categorisation, work individually and collaboratively to create innovative solutions, form new worlds of possibilities and look to a sustainable and inclusive future.

The KSA Show 2022 website is a celebration of our students' achievements. The website launched in May for our undergraduate students and from 22 September it will additionally feature our postgraduate students. Students are featured from the following departments: performing arts, architecture & landscape, film & photography, fine art, critical & historical studies, humanities, journalism, publishing & media, foundation studies, creative industries, graphic design, illustration animation, 3D design, and fashion. Please join us to celebrate our students.
KSA Show 2022
1/5KSA Show 2022, Branding for the KSA Show 2022 has been developed by the Black Minority Ethnic Alumni Advisory Group (BMEAAG).
The Handlebar Radio
2/5The Handlebar Radio, HBR_1 is an interactive radio that replaces traditional controls with intuitive handles, Advait Naik, MA Product & Furniture Design graduate 2022
A Grounding Place
3/5A Grounding Place is a soft furniture collection which reconnects your self with the present through your senses , Julia Risberg, MA Product & Furniture Design graduate 2022
Guidebook with tools to help organisations engage with local communities to co-create policies on alternate financial systems
4/5Guidebook with tools to help organisations engage with local communities to co-create policies on alternate financial systems, Trusha Oza, MA Sustainable Design graduate 2022
Redefining the edge - an open source design to increase the climate resilience of vulnerable coastal communities
5/5Redefining the edge - an open source design to increase the climate resilience of vulnerable coastal communities, Deveshree Sawant, MA Sustainable Design graduate 2022
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