Manchester School of Art MA Show 2021
Showcasing the work of Manchester School of Art's postgraduate students in art, design, media and performance.
Visit the Show Explore OnlineVisiting the MA Show
Open to the public.
Friday 1 October — Sunday 10 October 2021
Work will be exhibited in the Grosvenor, Chatham and Benzie Buildings on the Manchester Metropolitan University All Saints Campus.
Monday – Friday
10am – 6pm
Saturday & Sunday
10am – 4pm
Private View
Thursday 30 September 2021 at 6pm
All visitors to the MA Show are asked to take a lateral flow test before travelling and only attend campus if they test negative. We also strongly recommend wearing a face covering when entering any of our buildings, especially in crowded areas.
Courses
Leyao Xia MFA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
Usman Ashraf MFA Filmmaking
Joshua Wright MA Animation
Esther Barber MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Tam Hinton MA Animation
Ella Bean MA Design: Illustration
Dan Parks MA Photography
Kayleigh Giles MA Contemporary Performance
Sarah Godfrey MA Design: Textile Practice
Molly Bogin MA/MSc Textiles
Elijah Kennedy MA Fine Art
Nia Williams MA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
Prith Paramsothy MA Illustration
William Gardner MA Illustration
Alice Connolly MA Contemporary Performance
Ellie Merrell MA Fine Art
Ruairi Paxman MA Fine Art
Mark Thistlethwaite MA Design: Craft
Yunzhen Hu MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Matthew Karl Thomas MA Painting
Samuel Beagley MA Contemporary Performance
Naomi Walsh MA Design Innovation
Rachael Hardacre MA Design: Textile Practice
Dan Jackson MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Emily Carrington MA Fine Art
Cecily Howarth MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Tim McConville MA Photography
Michael Swarbrick MA Photography
Chaojun Jones MA Painting
Lina Yan MA Photography
Daniel Vojtek MA Fine Art
Isabelle Pennington-Edmead MA Design: Textiles for Fashion
Edwin Huddleston MA Photography
Ryan Smith MA/MSc Design: Product and Furniture
Cheuk Lun Chung MA Fine Art
Mary Burke MA Design: Illustration
Megan Turner MA Filmmaking
Cheryn Paige McDonald-Watson MA Interior Design
Molly Richards MA Photography
Callum Langfield MFA Product Design
Yifang Zhang MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Giedre Balcytyte MA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
Jasper Ember Kirsch-Pinfold MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Jongmin Shin MA Interior Design
Jean White MA Design: Craft
Lauren Leppard MA Contemporary Performance
Ivy Kalungi MA Fine Art
Rachael Abbott MA Design: Illustration
Jessica Couch MA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
Laura Frances Coyne MA Fine Art
Laura Tillotson MA Painting
Nima Ebadi MA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
Georgie Lever MA Interior Design
Jody Mcdowell-Barnes MA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
Fiona Sinéad Brehony MA Photography
Ryan Gear MA Photography
Jordan Allan-Alberts MA Design: Textile Practice
Mila Cartwright MA Illustration
Ruby Beard MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Robin Megannity MA Painting
Joseph Spencer MA Contemporary Curating
Anastasia Kimber MA Graphic Design and Art Direction
Louis Bever MA Photography
Maddy Venus MA Design: Textile Practice
Jenna Kay MA/MSc Craft
Jasmehar Bhatia MA/MSc Design: Product and Furniture
Jennifer Morgan MA Illustration
Angeline Ann Abraham MA Interior Design
Alexandra Christou MA Illustration
Peerapat Chatjutamanee MA Illustration
Holly Eliza Temple MA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
Katie Evans MA Painting
Rosie Burke MA Design: Illustration
Lyubitsa Berova MA/MSc Textiles
Samuel Francis Shute MA Design: Graphic Design and Art Direction
David Walters MA Photography
Camilo Rivera Ribadeneira MA Photography
Chun-Mei Wang MA Photography
Merili Pugh MA by Research
Themes
About Manchester School of Art
Manchester School of Art at Manchester Metropolitan University began life as a design school in 1838 – one whose aim was to support the textiles trade for which Victorian Manchester had become famous and where ideas, innovation and industry were inextricably linked.
Design may have been the School’s initial focus, but its remit soon expanded far beyond design – and it adopted the ethos of “many arts, many skills”. Almost 180 years later, that original idea holds true, the School of Art has grown into one of the largest art schools in the UK. We are also home to Manchester School of Architecture, rated as one of the world’s top ten (QS World Rankings 2019), and Manchester School of Theatre.
The School offers an extensive range of original and modern spaces and in 2013 the Benzie Building was opened, providing state of the art workshops, hybrid studio spaces and gallery spaces to support students studying subjects as diverse as fine art, animation, fashion, film, textiles and photography.
The School of Art is part of the Faculty of Arts & Humanities at Manchester Metropolitan University, which is also home to Manchester Fashion Institute and in 2021, the School of Digital Arts.