FREE RANGE: Graduate Photography Shows 2018 - The Old Truman Brewery, London



The season of graduate art, design and photography exhibitions, held every summer at the Old Truman Brewery, London is back for 2018.

3,000 students will take over 3 floors of warehouse space showcasing their work, with exhibitions changing weekly. Free Range includes workshops, talks and awards, forming the largest creative graduate showcase in Europe.

 

 

There will be two weeks of photography exhibitions, from 22nd June to 2nd July.

Week one will feature shows from graduates of Edinburgh Napier University, Falmouth University, University of Westminster, London South Bank University, Middlesex University, Plymouth University, Birmingham City University, Canterbury Christ Church University, Roehampton University, Blackpool & The Fylde College, University of East London, University of West England and London College of Communication.

In week two, work from recent graduates of Norwich University of Arts, University of Hertfordshire, University of Brighton, Nottingham Trent University, Ravensbourne, University of West London, Plymouth College of Art, Cambridge School of Art at Anglia Ruskin University, Northampton University, Hereford College of Art, Bournemouth University – Wiltshire College, University of Cumbria, City of Glasgow College, Edinburgh College and London Institute of Photography will be on show.

 

 

Exhibitions are free and open to the public.

Opening hours:

Thursday 6pm – 9pm (Private view, subscribe online for invites)

Friday – Sunday 10am – 7pm

Monday 10am – 4pm

(Closed Tuesday – Wednesday)

For further information, see the Free Range website, here.

 

Images top to bottom: 1. © Rhys Phillips (Hereford College of Art); 2. © Angela Harrington (Arts University Bournemouth); 3. © Holly Frampton (Falmouth University); 4. © Katariina Leinonen (Edinburgh Napier University); 5. © Oliwia Jankowska (University of Wesminster); 6. © Luke Hurlock (University of Wesminster); 7. © Sophie Gladstone (Middlesex University).