ICYMI: Inverness students RISE to occasion – 10 pictures

By Andrew Dixon

- andy.dixon@hnmedia.co.uk

Published: 06:45, 20 May 2019

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Gary Miller with illustrations and film of his Grabble creations. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Claire MacDonald works with sensory installations based on constellations, water and waves. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Collection of works by Honorata Gawronska. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Role-playing game by Saga MacKenzie. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Scientific elements in the work of Deborah Ilett. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Olga Sheglova and her Modigliani inspired work. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Sharon Scobbie and her Love of the Ocean piece. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Heather Bryson in her Altered Reality room. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Collection of the works by Evija Laivina. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

Evija Laivina whose work on aesthetic surgery and obsession with perfection. Picture: Gary Anthony. Image No.043933.

THE annual degree show featuring work from final year students studying art and design subjects at Inverness College UHI has been on display in the city centre for the first time.

RISE was at the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery until Saturday and celebrated the talent of students graduating from BA (Hons) contemporary art and contextualised practice and BA (Hons) visual communication and design programmes.

Work from 15 students was on show.

The free exhibition explored a range of mediums covering a variety of topics, merging contemporary art and design with illustration, textile design and technology.

It was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Loch Ness, the Rotary Club of Inverness Culloden and the Art Society Highland.

ICYMI: Inverness students RISE to occasion – 10 pictures

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