Class of '07

Guess I'd better promote my degree show.

Camberwell College of Arts' third year Painting Degree Show. The exhibition will take place between 16th and the 23rd of June showcasing what will be the culmination of 36 very different approaches to fine art.

See you soon.

Tuesday 19 - Saturday 23 June 2007

Tuesday - Friday 9am - 8pm; Saturday 11am - 4pm

Courses exhibiting at Peckham Road site:

BA (Hons) Ceramics

BA (Hons) Drawing

FdA Design Practice

BA (Hons) Graphic Design

BA (Hons) Illustration

BA (Hons) Painting

BA (Hons) Photography

BA (Hons) Sculpture

BA (Hons) 3D Design: Materials & Critical Practice

Courses exhibiting at Wilson Road site:

Diploma in Foundation Studies

BA (Hons) Conservation

Venues:

Camberwell College of Arts

Peckham Road

London SE5 8UF

Wilson Road

London SE5 8LU

How to get there

By Train

A train from London Bridge, Victoria, or Blackfriars station will take you to Peckham Rye or Denmark Hill which are both approximately 15 minutes' walk from the main Peckham Road site. The train journey takes approximately 10 minutes. There are also good bus connections to Camberwell from the following mainline London stations

Charing Cross: Bus 12

London Bridge: Bus 35

Paddington : Bus 36 or 436

Victoria: Bus 36 or 436

Waterloo: Bus 171

Blackfriars: Bus 63

By Underground

The following underground stations will bring you within easy reach of Camberwell

Elephant & Castle: via Bakerloo or Northern line, then Bus 12 or 171

New Cross Gate: via East London line, then Bus 36 or 171

Oval: via Northern line, then Bus 36 or 436

Vauxhall: via Victoria line, then Bus 36/436

By Road

If you are driving from central London, follow the A202 south from Victoria Station. Parking is available at the Wilson Road site.

By Air

There are five airports in or near London: City, Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton, Stansted. All have tube, train or bus links to central London.

Look on Streetmap for directions. Its between Peckham and Camberwell on Peckham Road and the building looks like this..*

nice.. like a squalid 60's comprehensive school, but dont be put off by the exterior!

Other departments are open at the same time, not just painting.
Everyone's work looks good. Its worth a visit. There's some nice ceramics that are the highlight of the art schools show this year and lots of other fanastic work too including a sculpture made entirely of black hair!!

Its probably the best free day out in London this week!


*tried to get image of front of college off their website but its not there any more, guess they think its ugly too!