The University of Brighton's Summer Shows are when our art, design, architecture and media students exhibit their final projects.
Our talented students show their work in the gallery spaces at our Grand Parade, Edward Street and Mithras House buildings.
Summer Shows 2024:
Art, design and media undergraduate courses
Architecture, interior architecture, interior design, product design and design engineering undergraduate and postgraduate courses
Art and design postgraduate courses
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Hear from University of Brighton 2023 graduating students as they talk about why art and design was the right choice for them, how it benefits society, and the skills you'll get from choosing one of these subjects.
Graduate Show
Locations: 154–155 Edward Street, Brighton BN2 0JG, and 58–67 Grand Parade, Brighton BN2 0JY
Public opening times: 1-9 June, weekends 12-4pm; weekdays 10am-5pm (6pm Thurs and Fri)
Exhibiting courses
Edward Street
Grand Parade
Architecture and Design End of Year Show
Location: 3rd floor studios, Mithras House, Lewes Road, Brighton BN2 4AT
Public opening times: 8-15 June, times weekends 12-4pm, weekdays 10am-4pm.
MA Show
Location: 58–67 Grand Parade, Grand Parade, Brighton BN2 0JY
Public opening times: 6-13 July, weekends 12-5pm; weekdays 10am-5pm
Read Q+As with 2024 graduating students about their work and life at the University of Brighton.
“I choose to study in Brighton because I studied my BA Fine Art degree at Brighton uni and was successful and enjoyed it, and so I wanted to continue living and studying in the city.
“I will always enjoy the privilege of having learned from the company of my faculty.
Through tutorials with knowledgeable lecturers, and information sharing with peers, I have learnt a lot about what interests and motivates me as an artist.
“My children growing up and leaving home have been the catalyst for me applying for the MA and being able to do it part-time has meant that I have been able to carry on working as a supply teacher.
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