The MA Show

Manchester School of Art

10th September 2022 – 7th October 2022

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The exhibition celebrates the achievements and talents of MA students at Manchester School of Art.

Based in the heart of the Oxford Road Corridor, Manchester School of Art is a leading innovator of art and design education in the UK. As the second oldest design school in Britain, established to provide design training to the manufacturing industry, they offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses influenced by the specialist needs of industry to provide students with the essential skills and knowledge for their chosen career.

During Manchester School of Art’s history, many of its graduates have become nationally and internationally renowned architects, artists, designers, filmmakers, photographers and thinkers. A great source of pride to the School of Art, they continue the philosophy of creativity throughout their professional lives. Graduates include Sarah Burton OBE, L.S. Lowry, Julie Walters, Steve Coogan, Liam Spencer, Thomas Heatherwick, Peter Saville, Martin Parr, Brian Cosgrove, Mark Hall, Professor Malcolm Garrett and many more.

The exhibition is in three parts…

10 – 16 September

Holden Gallery
Private View
Friday 9 September
6pm (open to all)
Fine Art, Painting, Embroidery, Textiles

26 September – 2 October

SODA Building
Private View
Tuesday 27 September
5.30pm (open to all)
Filmmaking, Games Art, Photography, Sound Design

28 September – 7 October

Benzie Building
Private View
Tuesday 27 September
5.30pm (open to all)Craft, Contemporary Performance, Design Innovation, Graphic Design & Art Direction, Illustration, Interiors, Product Design, Textiles

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