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UHI Fine Art Graduates Celebrated at RSA New Contemporaries 2025

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Two University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) fine art graduates have been recognised as some of Scotland’s most promising emerging artists at this year’s prestigious Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) New Contemporaries exhibition. Anna Charlotta Gardiner, a BA (Hons) Fine Art graduate from UHI Orkney, was awarded the Outer Spaces Scotland Award, securing the use of a large-scale studio space for over a month, along with a £500 bursary. Jennifer …
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UHI Fine Art Graduates Celebrated at RSA New Contemporaries 2025

Two University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) fine art graduates have been recognised as some of Scotland’s most promising emerging artists at this year’s prestigious Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) New Contemporaries exhibition. Anna Charlotta Gardiner, a BA (Hons) Fine Art graduate from UHI Orkney, was awarded the Outer Spaces Scotland Award, securing the use of a large-scale studio space for over a month, along with a £500 bursary. Jennifer …

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UHI fine art graduates celebrated at RSA New Contemporaries 2025

Two University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) fine art graduates have been recognised as some of Scotland’s most promising emerging artists at this year’s prestigious Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) New Contemporaries exhibition.

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uhi.ac.uk broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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