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Turps Banana Studio Programme graduate Mengxi Zhang.

BA Fine Art Mixed Media, University of Westminster, London graduating artist Fatima Jannat.

Ellen Hodgson discusses her work The Choice is Not Yours

Chris Sharratt talks to three Fine Art tutors about the challenges of teaching during a global pandemic.

Hamish McClelland discusses works exploring personal experiences, ahead of the University of Westminster degree show.

The Diploma in Portraiture student at Heatherley School of Fine Art discusses her work.

Heatherley School of Fine Art Figurative Sculpture Diploma graduating artist Kamilia Anna Harchi.

The Fine art mixed media graduating artist at University of Westminster discusses her work.

Turps Banana Studio Programme graduate Dannielle Hodson.

BA (Hons) Fine Art, Middlesex University, graduating student Neda Changizi.

BA Fine Art Mixed Media, University of Westminster, graduating artist Molly Biggs.

The graduating Middlesex University photographer discusses her work.

Painting and Printmaking graduating artist at Glasgow School of Art, Josie Ko.

The graduating Middlesex University photographer discusses her work.

Graduating Goldsmiths’ artist James Southall-Ford discusses his work.

Artist Natalie Godjamanian discusses her work ahead of her MA Fine Art show at Edinburgh College of Art.

Lancaster University graduating artist Aashna Arora.

Winchester School of Art graduating artist Anna Marris discusses her work.

The 2021 Guide includes a snapshot of this year’s graduating artists, plus Next Steps interviews with Joy Labinjo, Matthew Burrows and Jody Mulvey.

Asako Ujita combines a 1960s film of women free-diving with footage of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Laura Davidson speaks to the artist.

City of Glasgow College student Tim Kirman is making art from teabags and memories. Kitty Bew reports.

Jasmine Smail speaks to Trevor H. Smith about her final year at Bath Spa University creating sculpture and film from unreliable childhood memories.

How did an Instagram hashtag create a mutually supportive art market that puts artists first, whether new graduates or well established?

The 2017 Woon Foundation Painting & Sculpture Prize winner on why postgraduate study was always part of the plan.

Lucy Alves and Natascha NG discuss setting up a new magazine focussed on the art market.