Students’ final showcase to go fully digital for first time

Dundee students will be exhibiting their hard work online next month.

The annual Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design showcase will be displaying virtually this year, making it the first Dundee University flagship event to go fully digital.

Hundreds of graduating art, design and architecture students will showcase their work from June 12, replacing the usual Degree Show.

Professor Anita Taylor, dean of Duncan of Jordanstone, said: “We remain deeply disappointed about the cancellation of our Degree Show this year.

“Nonetheless we are committed to creating the opportunity for graduating architecture and DJCAD students to come together as a community.

“Each year we are inspired by the outstanding quality of work produced by our graduating students, and this year is no exception. The work these students are continuing to produce in extraordinary circumstances is exceptional and I know the viewers from around the world will enjoy the outcomes of these endeavours and the immense range of work and talent on display.

“Our showcase and accompanying social media campaign will allow us to share the achievements, stories, and work of our graduating cohort with public and professional communities, friends and families.”

The event launch will be broadcast live on www.dundee.ac.uk/ graduateshowcase

“Viewers from around the world will enjoy outcomes of these endeavours

Students at DJCAD are finding ways to adapt to changed times following this art exhibition in January this year.