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Richard Taylor looks at how best to use the Degrees unedited blogs: make yourself stand out from the crowd by working together in the group your institution readily provides.
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Blogger profiles

Nathalie Bouleau Chabot: "As the blog is such a public element, I see the artwork operating in a more private way, being seen only when and where I determine..." Read on »

Karen Howse: "The work emerges from the conditions of that experience of place. I can see myself continuing this way of working post-college..." Read on »

Kim Walker: "...problems I've found with formatting have enabled me to view the presentation of my new work, and my older body of work, again with fresh eyes..." Read on »

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Straight from the blogs

"...providing a testing ground for provisional rhythms and images to occur and disappear..."
James Clarkson from  Sheffield Hallam University on the sculptural quality of everyday arrangement; sonic possibilities and systematic repercussion. 
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Reviews

"...the level of contrast that can be seen through the work on display puts a real emphasis on how fixated we can be with regards to the perspective we have become comfortable with..."

Directions and definitions in new graduate art: Stacey Booth looks at the alternative existences of post-art school practice.
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Aberystwyth

By naomi pincher

Fine Art: the course is fairly traditional teaching students painting, photography, portraiture and printmaking etc. I have chosen the more contemporary route with the ISP (Interdisciplinary Studio Practise) module but have also studied art history Read on »

Not sure what to blog?

Two 2009 graduates in conversation with Richard Taylor and reviewing their Degrees unedited experience over the last year.
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Manchester School of Art

The final year Photography students will be showing there most recent and best works, using photography as a starting point... Read on »

The Never Ending Multi-story

By Stacey Booth

  The Never Ending Multi-Story - Airspace The Never Ending Multi-Story is a collaboration of four artists, each exploring the idea of alternative existences to that which they have become accustom to. With each artist recently graduating Read on »