Group photo of the FSAH students and Creative Arts academics who are involved in the Vivid Exhibition.

Datuk Dr Tan Chik Heok (left), President of TAR UC and Dr Tang Mui Joo (right), Deputy Dean of FSAH launching the opening ceremony of Vivid Exhibition.

Booth design, project and portfolio display featured by students of the Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Graphic Design, Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Fashion Design, Diploma in Graphic Design, and Diploma in Fashion Design programmes.

Ms Dearna Kee June Chen (in grey blouse on the left), Dean of FSAH, and Ms Teng Sok Hooi (in white dress on the right), Associate Dean of FSAH, presenting the prizes to the winners of the best booth design during the Vivid exhibition prize giving ceremony.

On 22 - 24 March 2016, TAR UC's Faculty of Social Science, Arts and Humanities ('FSAH'), presented a graduation showcase called Vivid Exhibition by students of the Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Graphic Design, Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Fashion Design, Diploma in Graphic Design and Diploma in Fashion Design.

The event entailed students showcasing their creative practices to Internal and External Moderator(s) as well as the public.

The idea of "Vivid" endorses the value of "Unity", promoting a multicultural Malaysia. The campaign brought students from various cultural backgrounds together in communicating effective messages through their designs, such as promoting Malaysian traditional games, prominent landmarks, culture, food, language and people in the most creative and contemporary style.

The top achievers for best booth design for the exhibition were announced on 24 March 2016. Winners of the most creative and interactive booths are:

The top achievers for best booth design for the exhibition were announced on 24 March 2016. Winners of the most creative and interactive booths are:

• Teh Shu Mann
  Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Graphic Design
• Wong Jing Ai
  Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Fashion Design
• Kok Shy Yun, Kuah Hui Shing, Lim Jia Hui and Lim Shu Ping (Teamwork)
  Diploma in Graphic Design
• Soh Guan Thye
  Diploma in Fashion Design

"The newly-acquired and user-friendly booth panel setup allows students to apply and express their creativity with a more purposeful approach. This enhances their design display with its many facets," said Mr Edwin Chien Min Kee, Course Leader.

"I have seen the students' work progressing from the previous semesters up until now and I am glad to see a vast improvement in the quality of work in this final production," said External Moderator, Ms Irene Tan.

"This project has brought families of students together, we came all the way from Muar, Johor for this event in support of our daughter and her team's exhibition," said Mrs Kok, the mother of student Kok Shy Yun, a student of the Diploma in Graphic Design.

 "I am very proud of my daughter's work and I am sure her teachers who have taught her all these years feel the same," said Mr Soo, the father of student, Soo Pui Pui, a Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Fashion Design student.