Warwick Student Art Festival 2002
The Warwick Student Art Festival was a forerunner of WSAF. Held in 2002 it included a campus wide programme of performance and art including installation, painting, sculpture, live art and theatre. As well as providing a testbed for many of the ideas which would later inform WSAF it also coined the distinctive WSAF SPLAT logo. The festival included performances in several venues including the Piazza, The Students' Union, the Humanities' quads and Tocil Wood.
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