Fine Art student Yasmin Shah featured in A-N degree show guide
Yasmin is one of just 12 artists interviewed for publication’s showcase of final year work from universities across the UK.
A-N magazine has been producing its annual degree show guide since 1998, and this year published its 25th anniversary edition. The editors selected 31 graduating students to feature in the showcase from an open call, from which 12 were interviewed about their practice and work.
Images all by Yasmin Shah: The Love They Share – Acrylic on canvas 2023, My Brother At Home – Oil on canvas 2023, Market – Terracotta clay and acrylic 2023.
Yasmin is a third year BA (Hons) Fine Art student. In her interview, she discusses how her art is informed by her Sicilian, Greek and Pakistani heritage, creating work enriched by food and family. She works across media, examining identity and culture through photography, digital media, painting and sculpture. Read her full article below – Yasmin is featured on page 31. For a closer look at Yasmin’s work, visit her website and Instagram. Explore BA (Hons) Fine Art (opens in a new window) Yasmin will be exhibiting at Grad Fest, a showcase of art, design, architecture, media and performance by Norwich University of the Arts graduates. Grad Fest is open from 16th June until 22nd June.Related News
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