ART lovers across the Faithful City will be able to be transported into the world of fantasy and imagination with a new exhibition at The Hive.
The exhibition showcases the work of around 30 artists from the Illustration, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Games Art and Animation courses at the University of Worcester.
It is free to enter and will remain in the library until Sunday (February 25).
The exhibition runs alongside and was inspired by some of the themes of the British Library’s ‘Fantasy – Realms of Imagination’ touring exhibition.
Among the exhibits is an abridged version of third-year illustration student, Sam Morris’s silent picture book, which is inspired by an item in the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, which was discovered in Suffolk in 1913.
The piece describes a young boy who finds a bottle in a museum, which warns of trouble if the witch inside is released.
Fellow illustration graduate Jess Mason’s piece explores perspective from a fairy’s point of view.
