Final Degree Show
Every June, final-year undergraduate and master's students showcase their work at the annual Degree Show. This exhibition is a culmination of their time at the Reading School of Art, bringing together up to four years of creative production in one final show.
Asbestos Streams 2020
The degree show this year is unique. Our students have responded to the restrictions of the Covid-19 virus by bringing their work to virtual platforms. The students have shown resilience in adapting to the pandemic and have managed to produce inspiring, resourceful and creative artworks during challenging times.
During the first part of the virtual degree show in May, finalists presented their work though daily Instagram takeovers and Instagram highlights. Visit the Asbestos Streams Instagram.
During the first part of the virtual degree show in May, finalists presented their work though daily Instagram takeovers and Instagram highlights. Visit the Asbestos Streams Instagram.
Students also hosted an exciting LIVE event filled with art, entertainment and conversation. They closed the event with a Q&A session and responded to comments and questions from the audience. Among the exhibits were paintings, sculptures, videos and performances staged in kitchens, hallways and gardens, reflecting how students have turned their homes into art studios and exhibition spaces.
The event is available to view on the degree show website asbestosstreams.com where you can find out more about the exhibiting artists and their work.Work from our master's finalists
Watch the collective Degree Show archives created by our master's finalists:
- View the work of Charlotte Robinson on YouTube
- View the work of Caroline Killoury on YouTube
- View the work of Will Cunnington on YouTube
- View the work of Jasper Stinchcombe on YouTube
- View the work of Vervina Henry on YouTube
We are totally impressed with how our students have risen to the challenge of recent events, demonstrating so well how art teaches resourceful creativity.
Rachel Garfield, Head of Reading School of Art