Legacy Hands ― MA Fine Art Degree Show 2021

Legacy Hands showcases the work of 12 artists graduating from the MA Fine Art programme at the University of Leeds this year.

The exhibition explores each artist’s navigation through their digital Master's experience and the myriad of ways this has manifested into a physical exhibition.

Artists

Grace Benita • Helen Collett • Bronia Gardner • Mitra Farhan • Shuning Li • Sonia Moran • Amy Newton • Samuel Read • Harlan Whittingham • Zhiming Xing • Zhuo Yang • Xuxiao Zhang

Find out more about the artists on instagram: @uolfineartma

Venue

School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies 
University Road
University of Leeds 
LS2 9JT

Opening times

Thursday & Saturday: 12 to 5pm
Friday: 12 to 7pm

Access

•    Entry into exhibition is free and does not require a ticket 
•    Our building has wheelchair access for wheelchair users, including an entrance ramp and a lift.
•    We have gender-neutral and disabled toilets available.

Visitor information

To help minimise the spread of Covid-19 and to ensure that everyone can enjoy their visit safely, we are opening the Degree Show in line with government rules and regulations:

•    You must not visit the exhibition if you are showing symptoms of Covid-19.
•    All visitors must wear a mask or face covering for the duration of their visit.
•    Social distancing will take place throughout the exhibition.
•    There will be hand-sanitising stations available throughout the exhibition.
•    There will be a Covid-19 NHS QR code visitors will need to scan before entering the exhibition.
•    All of our invigilators will be wearing masks.

Poser to illustrate the Legacy Hands MA Fine Art Degree Show at the University of Leeds in 2021. Image on poster shows Hand of Glory exhibit at Whitby Museum. Photograph taken on 14 November 2014. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

Image on poster shows Hand of Glory exhibit at Whitby Museum. Photograph taken on 14 November 2014. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

Feature image

Photo of the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies, University of Leeds