Newcastle-under-Lyme (NULC) student Francis Massey has created art work to celebrate Newcastle-under-Lyme's sucess in floral competitions. Francis studies the Foundation degree in Contemporary Art Practice at NULC.
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Wednesday, 29 June 2011
Friday, 24 June 2011
Exhibition opens to hundreds of guests
Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) launched their end-of-year Art Exhibition with a private view. The students were joined by VIP guests including the Mayor of Newcastle; Trevor Hambleton.
In addition to the private view of the art work guests were treated to a fashion show which featured the unique designs of students. The evening also included a prize giving ceremony for students who worked on a regional breastfeeding campaign with the NHS.
Pictured: Rita Symons and Anita Cartlidge of the NHS with Lorna Housley-Tatton Curiulum Manager for Art & Creative studies at NULC and students who designed the Breastfeeding artwork.
Malcolm Crutchley Head of Faculty for Art and Creative Studies at the College said “We’ve had some brilliant feedback from everyone that attended the private view. The students here at NULC exceed everyone’s expectations and are of a far higher caliber than many of their contemporaries.”
He continued “I urge anyone who has even a vague interest in art and design to come along and view the fantastic work on display at NULC.”
The exhibition is spread over 3 floors at the College’s new £60 million Knutton Lane campus and is open to the public until Saturday 25 June. To view the opening times visit click here.
Film by Firewalker Production of the 2011 NULC Fashion Show.
For more details call 01782 254254, email info@nulc.ac.uk or visit www.nulc.ac.uk
Thursday, 23 June 2011
In the spotlight with... Nicola Whitmore
Nicola Whitmore joined Newcastle-under-Lyme College
Whilst at NULC Nicola has overcome many obstacles, being a mature student with dyslexia Nicola was daunted by the thought of starting education again but she says she has made the most of the support on offer from the College. “With dyslexia all my lecturers have supported me throughout the course, I have received one-to-one tutorials and with the Learning Support Officer.”
Whilst at NULC Nicola has overcome many obstacles, being a mature student with dyslexia Nicola was daunted by the thought of starting education again but she says she has made the most of the support on offer from the College. “With dyslexia all my lecturers have supported me throughout the course, I have received one-to-one tutorials and with the Learning Support Officer.”
At NULC students are encouraged to take part in live briefs, which is something Nicola has made the most of during her two years of study. “I painted a mural at Thisley Hough High School
Nicola reflects on her time at NULC saying “I have really enjoyed my time at NULC, it has been brilliant to meet like minded people with the same ambition and determination as you. The environment is more mature and having a dedicated University-Centre is brilliant.”
Nicola says she would recommend NULC to anyone looking to study a creative subject “I feel the support and commitment to the students is 100% and I have gained more confidence in what I want to achieve in life.”
Nicola now intends to launch her own Art Café named Sublime, which will provide an area for local artists and students to exhibit their work and relax in an informal atmosphere.
Nicola’s art work is on display at the NULC Art Exhibition until Saturday 25 June 2011. To view the exhibition opening times click here.
Friday, 10 June 2011
NULC holds annual art exhibition
Members of the public are being invited to visit a student art exhibition at Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC).
The annual end-of-year exhibition is being hosted at the College’s new £60 million campus on Knutton Lane.
The exhibition which runs from Saturday 18 June to Saturday 25 June, will open with a private view for VIP guests on Friday 17 June.
The annual event showcases the abilities of some of the most talented creative students in Staffordshire. A broad cross section of creative media such as fashion, film, painting, ceramics, graphic design, media, music technology, photography and textiles are represented, alongside art and design courses at all levels.
Guests at the private view will also have the opportunity to see a fashion show, which has been created, designed and produced by fashion students at NULC.
Malcolm Crutchley, Head of Faculty for Art and Creative Studies at NULC, said: “Newcastle-under-Lyme College has a national reputation for the quality of its art and design courses and this is clearly justified when you look at the brilliant work on display. I would strongly urge members of the public with an interest in art and design to come along and take a look.”
Exhibition opening times are as follows:
There will also be the opportunity for visitors to the College’s Open Day on Saturday 25 June to view the exhibition from 10am - 12noon.
The annual end-of-year exhibition is being hosted at the College’s new £60 million campus on Knutton Lane.
The exhibition which runs from Saturday 18 June to Saturday 25 June, will open with a private view for VIP guests on Friday 17 June.
The annual event showcases the abilities of some of the most talented creative students in Staffordshire. A broad cross section of creative media such as fashion, film, painting, ceramics, graphic design, media, music technology, photography and textiles are represented, alongside art and design courses at all levels.
Guests at the private view will also have the opportunity to see a fashion show, which has been created, designed and produced by fashion students at NULC.
Malcolm Crutchley, Head of Faculty for Art and Creative Studies at NULC, said: “Newcastle-under-Lyme College has a national reputation for the quality of its art and design courses and this is clearly justified when you look at the brilliant work on display. I would strongly urge members of the public with an interest in art and design to come along and take a look.”
Exhibition opening times are as follows:
Saturday 18 June - 10am to 1pm
Sunday 19 June - closed
Monday 20 June - 10am to 8pm
Tuesday 21 June - 10am to 8pm
Wednesday 22 June - 10am to 8pm
Thursday 23 June - 10am to 8pm
Friday 24 June - 10am to 4pm
Saturday 25 June - 10am to 1pm
There will also be the opportunity for visitors to the College’s Open Day on Saturday 25 June to view the exhibition from 10am - 12noon.
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