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More than 500 Leeds Metropolitan University Art, Architecture and Design students exhibited their work in their final year degree show.The event officially launched on Friday 8 June at the University's Broadcasting Place in Woodhouse Lane, Leeds and continued until June 15. Rebekka Kill, Head of School for Art, Architecture and Design (AAD) at Leeds Metropolitan, said the annual degree show was a culmination of the work of final year students, and was open to the public for the duration. "The AAD degree show really was an event not to be missed," commented Rebekka. "The opening was a huge success, it was extremely busy and visitors included friends, family, alumni and regional arts and business organisations - all of whom were very complimentary about the students′ work. "There is such a diverse range of creative work on display. The show is not only a fantastic platform for our students and their friends and families to celebrate their achievements, but it is also a chance for industry professionals to visit our city campus and experience first hand the wealth of talent we have here at Leeds Met. We are very proud of all the hard work our students and staff have put in. The show is a real celebration of our success." The degree show included work from undergraduates from courses including architecture, landscape architecture, garden art, interior architecture and design, design, fine art, contemporary art practices and graphic art and design. Rebekka added that for the ...