This year's exhibition features a blend of moving image, photography, and animation projects, highlighting the diverse talents of the students and their ability to explore visual storytelling. 

The moving image section includes a variety of short films each demonstrating a unique narrative voice and an individual approach to cinematic technique. Thought-provoking stop frame animation and documentaries offer a glimpse into the personal and collective concerns of the students, with many exploring contemporary issues, identity, and the power of visual communication. 

The photography displays include abstract compositions to documentary portraits. Each set of images tells a story, inviting viewers to reflect on the world through the students' perspectives. The photography section emphasizes not just technical proficiency but also an artistic and conceptual approach to image-making through notions of identity, conceptual images of the natural world and the thoughts of those living and working in Ukraine. 

Together, these elements create a rich and enjoyable experience, reflecting the students' growth as media creators. The exhibition is a celebration of their journey, offering a window into their creative processes and showcasing their ability to merge art, technology, and storytelling into one cohesive individual project. 

The exhibition is on display within The Chancellor's Building and is free to attend.

GALLERY OPEN HOURS: 
Monday - Friday, 9am - 8pm 
Saturday & Sunday, 10am - 5pm 

PARKING & HOW TO FIND US: Parking is free on campus after 5pm on a weekday and during the weekend. During a week day parking is limited on campus and restricted to P&D parking located outside the Student Union building during the daytime (until 5pm).  
Campus map here: https://www.keele.ac.uk/about/howtofindus/maps/keele-campus-map.pdf  
The gallery is located in Building 54 on this map, the car park is C3 during the evening and at weekends and and P&D during weekdays.  

ACCESS: Chancellor's Building is fully accessible. There are a number of disabled parking bays in close proximity on C3 car park. There is ramped and flat access from the car park. Chancellor's Building is busy teaching building on campus during a weekday; if you prefer a quieter time to visit we suggest after 5pm on a weekday or going along on the weekend. 

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