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An exciting exhibition of original artwork by students from Hull College.
Explore the city centre to view 12 amazing artworks inspired by winter by Level 3 Illustration students from Hull College.
Displayed in shop and business windows across the city centre, you’ll see familiar and much-loved landmarks in Hull, festive favourites such as snowmen and robins, snowy scenes and some unique and quirky characters.
The trail takes in locations such as the historic Hepworth’s Arcade, Whitefriargate and iconic buildings such as The Deep. At the newly opened Monocle on Ferensway you can also enjoy a pop-up exhibition with more Winter Windows creative from Hull College students plus work from local artists.
Don’t miss your chance to see how the next generation of artists in Hull interpreted winter in Hull!
Explore amazing art by Hull College students in the city centre
- Monocle – Ferensway – Artwork by Xavier Rogers
- St Stephen’s – Ferensway – Artwork by Chloe Hanna
- Prospect Centre – Artwork by Kacy-Leigh Taylor
- Lush – Jameson Street – Artwork by Emily Bettles
- Queens House – Paragon Arcade – Artwork by Macie Watson
- 37 Whitefriargate – Artwork by Matsu Parker
- 18 Whitefriargate – Artwork by Alec Gheorghe
- Hull College – Wilberforce Drive – Artwork by Evie Sikorska
- Hull College – Wilberforce Drive – Artwork by Ellie Irons
- Hepworth’s Arcade – Silver Street – Artwork by Storm Pritchard
- C4DI – Queen Street – Artwork by Amy Mason
- The Deep – Tower Street – Artwork by Poppy Brown
Pick up a trail sheet from the Visit Hull pod in Paragon Interchange, Monocle, Lush, C4Di and The Deep.
If you enjoyed the Winter Windows trail you can see all of the participating student’s artwork at Monocle on Ferensway until Sunday 4 January.
In addition to the Winter Windows project, work from local artists including Charlie Broomfield and Rory Wynn is on display.
Huge thanks to sponsor Allenby Commercial for allowing us to host this exciting exhibition at Monocle.
About the Winter Windows project
During October, over fifty Level 3 Illustration students participated in a unique work experience project with HullBID inspired by the concept of community advent trails.
Each student was tasked with creating an original piece of artwork that could form part of an exciting trail around Hull city centre, creating an engaging and interactive activity for visitors to enjoy during the festive season.
Artwork by twelve of the participating students was chosen to showcase the talent and creativity of the next generation of artists and creative professionals within the city.