2026 End of Year Art show success

Thursday 4th June 2026

Forth Valley College’s celebrated degree and diploma art exhibition for 2026 – which closes tonight (Thursday 4 June) at 8.30pm - has proved to be a great success at the Stirling Campus.

The show offered members of the public, students and staff the opportunity to check out work from the next generation of artists from the College’s Creative Industries Department.

The free exhibition opened to the public on Friday 28 May and will run until Thursday 4 June at 8.30pm. It has highlighted a wide range of media including art, design, photography, sculpture, installation, video and audio created by learners from the BA Art and Design (Third Years), Visual Communications (Second Years), HND Photography (Second Years) and HND Art and Design (Second Years), as well as highlighting the talent of students across courses in art and design, film media and sound production.

One student Oksana Durytska, a third year BA Art and Design student, said: “Exhibiting my work at the End of Year Show has been an overwhelming and rewarding experience. After months of research and hard work in the studio, it was wonderful to see my ideas finally 'come to life' in the college space and start a conversation with the viewers.”

Main image taken by:
Cailey Devine – HND Photography Year 2
@cdevinephotography

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