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12th February 2014

Pop-Up Burns at the National Library of Scotland

Our First Year illustration students have been busily working away creating Pop-up books that illustrate Robbie Burns’ epic tale ‘Tam O’Shanter’. They turned into veritable paper engineers, making books of all shapes and sizes: one comes in four little coffins, and another one is contained in two halves of a bottle.

But where can you see all these wonders? The work is on display in the entrance hall at Edinburgh’s National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge until Thursday 20 February 2014. Entrance is free!

Feb 12, 2014

16th December 2013

Oban exhibition

Last week we celebrated the end of our Oban project with an exhibition of students’ work in the art college’s Andrew Grant Gallery.

Each student had been given a board to pin up their work after resolving and ordering what they had taken away from the trip to Oban. They did so rather excellently, using a wide range of approaches including drawing, painting, writing, photography and installation to suit each student’s field of study and working methods.

Here are some impressions from the exhibition opening:

Dec 16, 2013

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