Swot shots
The Show: One features the final work of 20 students from the post-graduate photography course at the Royal College Of Art.
Recent graduates of the course include Alison Jackson, who first exhibited her controversial image of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed look-alikes with their supposed child at the show, and Peter Kennard, who produces images for the Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament.
This year's graduates include Idris Khan, whose photographs of layers of book and newspaper pages create a translucent, ghostly effect, and Mustafa Hulusi, who juxtaposes images of brutal military equipment with beautiful young women.
Olivier Richon, head of photography at the RCA, says: 'Work from the photography department seeks to push the boundaries of the aesthetics of the still and moving image.
'While retaining photography as a core discipline, some works may move towards film, video and installation. Although the works may be diverse, they share an interest in questions of meaning, representation and spectatorship.'
The Show: One, Friday to Jun 6, the Royal College Of Art, Kensington Gore, SW7, 10am to 6pm daily, free. Tel: 020 7590 4498. www.rca.ac.uk
