The exhibition, titled Constellation, will be on display from July 24 to August 2 and features work from MA Fine Art students at Hereford College of Arts (HCA).
The exhibit includes sculpture, textiles, painting, video, performance, and installation pieces, offering visitors a glimpse into the latest creative ideas from emerging artists.
Dr Daniel Pryde-Jarman, head of school of fine art and photography at HCA, said: “The work brought together in Constellation reflects the ambition, generosity, and individuality of this year’s MA Fine Art artists.
“Each has developed a distinctive practice through sustained research, critical enquiry, and a willingness to experiment with materials, ideas, and different ways of engaging an audience.
“The exhibition is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate that journey and to share an exciting, thoughtful, and diverse body of contemporary work with the public.”
Participating artists include Julia Goldsmith, who creates assemblages and sculptures from discarded materials, and Beth Lockett, a landscape artist whose work explores the deep rhythms and energy of the countryside.
Cat Elisabeth Evans examines everyday life through satire and performance, embracing vulnerability and uncertainty in her creative process.
The Museum of Cider, located in the historic former Bulmer’s cider factory in Hereford, provides a fitting backdrop for the show.
Dr Pryde-Jarman said: “Presenting Constellation at the Museum of Cider creates an exciting dialogue between contemporary art and a building rooted in Hereford’s cultural and industrial history.
“The character and significance of the venue provide a rich context for the artists’ work while connecting the exhibition closely to the city and its communities.”
The exhibition is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10.30am to 4.30pm.
Entry is £3 and includes access to the Museum of Cider, with free admission for under-16s.
Visitors can follow the exhibition and learn more about the artists on Instagram at @constellation_fineart.
An open evening will take place on July 30 from 5pm to 6.30pm for those interested in learning more about the MA Fine Art course.
Booking is available through Eventbrite, and more information about HCA’s programmes can be found on the HCA website.