Glasgow School of Art graduates display degree work

News imageIona Jones swan in a cageIona Jones
The showcase displays a wide variety of artwork from across the school

The Glasgow School of Art has opened its annual degree show to display its students' final work as they graduate from the world-renowned institution.

Over 600 students from the GSA's four schools - fine art, design, architecture and innovation and technology - will exhibit their artwork at the GSA's Garnethill campus and the Glue Factory.

The show will run from 31 May until 9 June.

The GSA said the degree show is Glasgow's largest exhibition of creative work and the full display can also be viewed online.

News imageOliva Priya Foster art workOliva Priya Foster
News imageFelix Bode oil paintingFelix Bode
News imageBonnie Magee designBonnie Magee
The show will display the student's work after several stages of honing their final projects
News imageImogen Hales jewelleryImogen Hales
News imageLola Pilkington swan paintingLola Pilkington
News imageRory McMillan collageRory McMillan
News imageHolly O'Brien digital displayHolly O'Brien
The showcase will feature creations by students in the innovation and technology department
News imageRosina Scarano tampon boxRosina Scarano
News imageAmy Rose Dickson sculptureAmy Rose Dickson
News imageLuke Martinez architecture designLuke Martinez
The show features building mock-ups by the school's architecture students
News imageLyela Ahmad jewelleryLyela Ahmad
News imageNiki Romeo Wilder Fitzpatrick bike with wine holderNiki Romeo Wilder Fitzpatrick
News imageAmber Jones glasgow school of art final projectAmber Jones
News imageKatie Dickson textiles final projectKatie Dickson
Textiles students created their designs from scratch ahead of the show
News imageChris Farrell paintingChris Farrell
News imageKatie Dickson textiles final displayKatie Dickson
News imageRebecca Niska woodwork sculptureRebecca Niska

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