A number of students were awarded prizes sponsored by local employers and the university.
A celebration of artistic talent took place at the Apex with an awards evening and signature project display from graduates at the University of Suffolk at West Suffolk College.
They had all graduated from the BA (Hons) Applied Interior Design and BA (Hons) Graphics and Communication Design. Sue Winseltt, lecturer in Art and Design said: “The standard of this year’s students was incredibly high with above national benchmark top grades; the external examiners commended this and said their work was on a par with London degree courses”.
After the private viewing, the exhibition has been open to the public until Sunday 24 June, upstairs at the Apex.
A number of students were awarded prizes sponsored by local employers and the university.
In Graphic and Communication Design graduate Alice Jenkins, 39, from Haverhill won the University Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement. The Jacob Bailey Award for Innovative Design went to Ric Groves, 45, from Bury St Edmunds; The Coastline Award for Creative Enterprise was presented to Lewis Bull, 30, from Thurston.
In Applied Interior Design the University Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement went to Amy Jane Wilson from March, Cambridgeshire; the Revell Architect Award for Innovative Spatial Design went to Georgia Hanton, 26, from Reedham, Norfolk and the Glasswells award for Interior Styling went to Aleks Whyman, 29, from Bildeston.