From June 1st to 9th, 10am to 5pm, visitors are free to explore the diverse work of more than 200 emerging designers .

Graduate design showcase in Mid-West on Saturday

The largest ever Graduate Show in the 167 year history of the Limerick School of Art and Design, LIT will open this Saturday, June 1st, at the Clare Street Campus, Limerick.  Annie Fletcher, Director of the Irish Museum of Modern Art will officially open the ambitious nine-day graduate show at 3pm. 

 

The work on display this year spans the output of 12 undergraduate programmes in art, design and media, and encompasses  the entire LIT Clare Street campus of LSAD. For the first time, the Limerick show also features the work of LSAD digital arts students from the LIT Clonmel Campus. This showcase will include game art and design, digital animation production and creative media.

 

From June 1st to 9th, 10am to 5pm, visitors are free to explore the diverse work of more than 200 emerging designers and artists, with work from students of ceramics, painting, printmaking, graphic design communication, sculpture and combined media, fashion, animation and motion design, photography, film, video, fashion knitwear and textiles, and digital arts programmes all on display.

 

Limerick School of Art and Design Dean Mike Fitzpatrick said:“Increasingly the LSAD Graduate Show is an unmissable event in Limerick’s cultural calendar. The breadth of this show reflects the growth and dynamism of LSAD, one of the largest schools of art and design in Ireland. With over 1,200 students, the school has recently expanded to include BSc programmes in music technology, creative broadcasting and visual effects. One of its key strengths are the impressive range of external collaborations these graduating students have participated in.”

 

 The LSAD Graduate Show is also an exhibition of prize winning work from across fine art and design including the Fashion Future Makers competition. On display will be the work of Fashion Knitwear and Textiles graduate Shauna Ward, whose collection of woven, laser-cut and digital design won the LEO Creative Enterprise Prize. Further information is available from http://www.lsadgraduates.ie/