Award for Fife student at art school’s degree show

A Fife student has been highly commended at the launch of a new degree course.
Allan Crow
By Allan Crow
Published 13th Jun 2022, 20:48 BST
Updated 13th Jun 2022, 20:49 BST
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Anah Dodds from Cupar was honoured with the RGU art and heritage purchase prize award in d design at the Gray’s School of Art event held earlier this month.

It was the first physical degree show for three years and featured a live band, DJ and award ceremony.

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Anah Dodds from Cupar was honoured with the RGU art and heritage purchase prize awardAnah Dodds from Cupar was honoured with the RGU art and heritage purchase prize award
Anah Dodds from Cupar was honoured with the RGU art and heritage purchase prize award

Anah said: "I’m so excited to be taking part in Gray’s physical exhibition.

“I’m so excited and the exhibition’s really put me in the mind frame of what I want to do next.

I’m about to start RGU’s Creative Entrepreneurship course, that will help me hone my business skills. I’m keen to start my own business and can’t wait to get started.”

Libby Curtis, Dean for Gray’s School of Art, s said: “The past two years have been challenging for everyone and it is so exciting to be back together to showcase the talent we have at Gray’s.”

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