Edinburgh College of Art. Fashion & Degree Shows
21/06/2013.
University of Edinburgh [Edinburgh] UK
metalocus, ROBERTO ALIA
metalocus, ROBERTO ALIA
After several Design Weeks in Barcelona, New York, London or Rotterdam, we'd like to show you the highlighted young designers in the Edinburgh Degree Show this year, which, in our opinion, are quite interesting. The work developed at the Edinburgh College of Art deals with design from different disciplines. The results of teaching and learning process are shown every year to the public in a gallery at the University of Edinburgh itself, and in a virtual analogue web.
The Emperor, The Prince of Pagodas, by Lauren Knight. BA Performance Costume. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2013.
Design by Stacy Jansen. BA Performance Costume. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2013.
Leonilda. Casanova: The Opera-Ballet, by Raffaella Buck. BA Performance Costume. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2013.
Domingo de Ybarrondo. The Adventures of Mr Maximilian Bacchus and His Travelling Circus, by Claire Barclay. BA Performance Costume. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2013.
Festiva Earrings. Degree Show Collection, by Ciara Bowles. BA Jewellery & Silversmithing. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2012.
Festiva Earrings. Degree Show Collection, by Ciara Bowles. BA Jewellery & Silversmithing. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2012.
Imoseyama Onna Teikin. Thesis Design, by Amanda Mattes. MFA Performance Costume. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2013.
The Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) has an international reputation as one of the most successful art colleges in Europe and our mission is to promote critical inquiry through scholarly research, learning, teaching and education in creative practice.
Since 2008, the ECA Fashion Shows features designs from students graduating in Fashion, Performance Costume and Textiles, where they can show their works to the public. This year’s event showcased 20 collections featuring a diverse range of designs inspired by several matters, from lost Peruvian tribes to 1990s kids TV shows.
Festiva Earrings. Degree Show Collection, by Ciara Bowles. BA Jewellery & Silversmithing. Edinburgh College of Arts, 2012.
In the same line, and at the end of each academic year, the ECA features the Degree Show. The College is then transformed into the capital’s biggest gallery space as it celebrates the work of more than 500 graduating artists, film makers, designers and architects. In order to gather all these works together, an online database has been settled. This database is completely open and increases its content every year. We strongly recommend you to visit it and look at the interesting work developed at the Edinburgh College of Art.
