A new generation of designers, photographers, artists, musicians, performing arts and multimedia students will reveal their work in a series of events before many leave to join the professional creative community.
Head of Wintec School of Media Arts Sam Cunnane, says the open events give a snapshot into the quality and the talent demonstrated by this year’s students.
“Our Creative Showcase is a celebration but it’s also a revelation,” says Cunnane.
“I really encourage anyone thinking of studying any of the disciplines to join us because the Creative Showcase is an interesting window into the work our students have done this year.”
This year’s events include a music and theatre showcase, exhibitions, a film screening and Wintec Communication students will bravely pitch their work Pecha-Kucha style to local communication and PR specialists who can take the opportunity to network while meeting future talent.
The events are held at Wintec Hamilton campus locations and The Meteor theatre.
The Creative Showcase events are as follows:
Music and Performing Arts Showcase
Join us at The Meteor to enjoy our music and theatre showcase. Our next generation of music and theatre talent coming out of Wintec School of Media Arts will wow you with a range of events, from solo acts to cabarets and ensembles from 7.30pm, Monday 18 November. Find out more here.
Art and Design Exhibition
Explore Wintec School of Media Arts transformed from workroom to gallery as Contemporary Art, Graphic Design and Interior Design students exhibit their final work. Opening night, Thursday 28 November, 5.00pm, X Block, Alexandra Street, Wintec Hamilton City campus. Events from Friday 29 November – Monday 2 December. Find out more here.
Moving Image Film Screening
View a selection of short films by our graduating students. We’ll be celebrating their hard work over drinks and nibbles while we sit back and enjoy a selection of diverse student work on Wednesday 27 November, 6pm, Events Room 1, The Hub, Wintec Hamilton City campus. Find out more here.
Communication
A callout to communication gurus, PR specialists, journalists and storytellers to celebrate with our graduating communication students at our end of year networking event. Get to know these emerging communication creatives as they present their graduate work, PechaKucha style. While you are here, catch up with your industry colleagues and alumni buddies over a few drinks and nibbles. Thursday, 28 November 2019 – 05.00pm. P Block, Media Arts, Wintec Hamilton City campus. Find out more here.
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