FAB Gallery, BDes Grad Show 2012
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This panorama shows the Bachelor of Design 2012 graduation show as seen from the main floor of the Fine Arts Building (FAB) Gallery. This show displays the best work created byt the graduating students during their four year degree. Students can specialize in Visual Communication Design (Graphic Design) or Industrial Design (Product and Furniture Design).
The Fine Arts Building (FAB) is located on the North Campus of the Universit of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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