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UCA Farnham hosted their inaugural “We Create Festival” around Farnham on Wednesday, 8 May. <br/>Students were tasked with creating exhibitions covering a range of subjects from politics and social to internal emotions and communications. Each exhibition covered a theme of Identity including themes such as The Everyday, Virtual Worlds, Dialogue, The Senses and Ecologies. <br/>The students also had to liaise with businesses and create social media pages for the exhibitions in the hopes to raise money for the exhibition with all extra funds being donated to charity.<br/>All the exhibitions were created by second year BA Fine Art, Photography and Digital Art students at UCA Farnham.<br/>The six locations for the festival were scattered across town and included the Evelyn Borelli Garden of Rest, The Hop Blossom, Birdies Cafe and Farnham Park, Oxfam Bookshop, The Spire Church and The Maltings. <br/>The Malting exhibition “Labour Pains” were also paid a visit by the Farnham Town Mayor.
UCA Farnham hosted their inaugural “We Create Festival” around Farnham on Wednesday, 8 May. <br/>Students were tasked with creating exhibitions covering a range of subjects from politics and social to internal emotions and communications. Each exhibition covered a theme of Identity including themes such as The Everyday, Virtual Worlds, Dialogue, The Senses and Ecologies. <br/>The students also had to liaise with businesses and create social media pages for the exhibitions in the hopes to raise money for the exhibition with all extra funds being donated to charity.<br/>All the exhibitions were created by second year BA Fine Art, Photography and Digital Art students at UCA Farnham.<br/>The six locations for the festival were scattered across town and included the Evelyn Borelli Garden of Rest, The Hop Blossom, Birdies Cafe and Farnham Park, Oxfam Bookshop, The Spire Church and The Maltings. <br/>The Malting exhibition “Labour Pains” were also paid a visit by the Farnham Town Mayor.
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