The Gray's School of Art Degree Show 2026 in Aberdeen presents a vibrant showcase of nearly 60 Fine Art graduates, marking a significant year for the institution. The exhibition features a diverse array of works, with a noticeable focus on themes such as sexism and identity. Jessica Archibald stands out with her satirical character, Trumpton Donaldo, who is depicted through unconventional materials like tampons. Krisztina Safrany's sculptures, resembling high-rises made from concrete, explore how individuals occupy space differently. Tiana Palepoi's work critiques misogyny through satirical magazine covers and advertisements. The show also highlights strong painters, such as Tabitha McDonald and Fraser Lei, who delve into childhood and architectural themes, respectively. Other notable artists include Amanda Hirst, who reinterprets political posters, and Barbara Boyne, whose mixed media works reflect her travel experiences. The exhibition runs until June 14, showcasing a broad spectrum of artistic expression.