Graduate Show 2020

The University of Brighton's annual Graduate Show is one of the most important events in our calendar, when graduating arts, design, architecture and media students stage their final-year shows.

Unfortunately the coronavirus outbreak means that the Graduate Show 2020 will not be going ahead on the planned dates.

We are working out how we can best support our brilliant students in presenting their work to the public. This page will be updated with information as soon as plans are in place. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Previous graduates

student with award winning project
At Graduate Fashion Week 2019, Fashion Communication with Business Studies was the most nominated course with a Fashion Photography win for Fay Huang, seen here.
Student adjusting a light with a mirrored surface behind it
3D Design and Craft student Ollie John with his final year project Reflections of Light – after graduating Ollie took up a job offer at David Harber sculptures as a design engineering apprentice.
Graduate Yen Wong presented her collection at London Fashion Week
Fashion Design with Business Studies student Yen Wong with her final collection which was chosen by Graduate Fashion Week Presents to show at London Fashion Week 2020.
Artist hanging a set of nine identically sized paintings in frames
Miranda Forrester with her degree show painting series Closed Doors – Miranda won the Cass Art x Phoenix Brighton Studio Award 2019, winning studio space for a year post-graduation.
Illustration graduate Lucia Vinti's work at Tate Britain
Work by Illustration student Lucia Vinti who during her final year was commissioned by Tate Britain to illustrate the families guide to the Van Gogh exhibition.
Silhouettes of two people in front of two screens
Jamie Moore’s audio-visual installation The Lily Pond – Jamie studied Digital Music and Sound Art and is an audio-visual artist, musician and music producer who has co-founded experimental label ID Spectral and hosts a radio show on Resonance Extra.