A trip to London saw us visit the FreeRange exhibition spaces, a tour of the PrintSpace and a lecture by Mark Neville.
First port of call was
FreeRange. The college and the photography course has been contemplating exhibiting at FreeRange next year. FreeRange is the largest art and design graduate shows in Europe, set in the middle of the creative community at the
Old Truman Brewery, London. It attracts a lot of attention from potential employers and the public. The show runs for eight weeks, with rotating exhibitions focusing on art, design, photography, interiors and architecture.
We were shown around to get a sense of the vast spaces and informed of the availability. At present it's something the students and college are considering being involved with. It certainly could prove to be an important springboard.
