Visit the Platform Graduate Award exhibition, The Shape of What Remains, at Modern Art Oxford!

Ruskin graduate Naiya Ellis-Woodward (BFA 2026) presents her work alongside other selected artists from the region, Leah Olaleye (University of Reading), and Thomas Sebastino (Oxford Brookes University):

"The Shape of What Remains brings together three distinct practices that draw attention to overlooked histories, marginal landscapes and the traces of human activity. Spanning textiles, installation and animation, the exhibition considers how objects and materials can hold memories and shape our understanding of everyday life."

The exhibition is part of the Platform Graduate Award programme, an initiative led by CVAN South East in partnership with a number of art galleries to support emerging graduate artistic talent. Many thanks to Sarah Mossop and the team at Modern Art Oxford!
Until 22nd November.
Please find further information here: https://modernartoxford.org.uk/whats-on/the-shape-of-what-remains-platform-graduate-award

The image is an installation shot of Naiya Ellis Woodward's work presented in the Ruskin Degree Show 2026, ‘Barrus Shire’.