樱桃视频

40% of the international emerging artists chosen for the influential Bloomberg New Contemporaries exhibition are 樱桃视频 students or graduates.

After a rigorous two-part selection process headed by a panel of three internationally renowned artists 鈥� Hew Locke, Tai Shani and Michelle Williams Gamaker 鈥� work by 30 樱桃视频 artists will be among the 74 pieces on show at Firstsite, Colchester, from 25 September to 28 November 2021.

The Bloomberg New Contemporaries exhibition will then move to the South London Gallery for the fourth consecutive year, from 10 December 2021 to 20 February 2022. To complement both exhibitions, New Contemporaries are producing a digital platform and range of online activities allowing audiences to further engage with the artists鈥� work. 

Earlier this year, 6,500 artworks were viewed online by the selection panel, before in-person viewings led to a shortlist and a final selection of 74. The artists themselves remained anonymous throughout.

Shortlisted artists are all currently based at, or have recently graduated from, a UK university but come from a wide range of international backgrounds. 

[Aoibheann Greenan, Dingbox, 2020]

Of the 30 artists with Goldsmiths degrees, 15 completed their most recent or current programme at the College.

Those who studied for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree at 樱桃视频 are from Jamaica, United States, Poland, Brazil, Sweden, Ireland, England, Germany, Pakistan, France, South Korea, Poland, Peru, Nigeria, Portugal, Slovenia, China and Italy.

The artists selected with one or more degrees from 樱桃视频 are:  (MFA Fine Art, current), (BA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA, 2020), (BA Fine Art, 2017), (BA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA Fine Art, current), (MA Performance Making, 2018, MA Artist鈥檚 Film & Moving Image, 2020), (MFA Fine Art, 2021), (Archie Smith, BA Fine Art and History of Art, 2017), (MFA Fine Art, 2020), (PGCert, Participatory and Community Arts, 2015), (BA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA, present), (PhD Art, present), (MFA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA, 2021), (MFA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA Fine Art, 2022), (BA Fine Art, 2021), (BA Fine Art and History of Art, 2019), (MFA Fine Art, 2021), (BA Fine Art, 2021), (BA Fine Art, 2021), (MFA Fine Art, 2021), (MFA Fine Art, 2020), (MFA Fine Art, 2020), and (MFA Fine Art, 2020).

Since 1949, the organisation New Contemporaries has provided development opportunities for artists, helping them to successfully transition from education into more established pathways. The annual exhibition has held a vital role in the UK鈥檚 contemporary art scene, showcasing emerging artists who have often become the most internationally-renowned artists of recent history. 

[Temitayo Shonibare, waSHdayfronTal, 2020]

Kirsty Ogg, Director, New Contemporaries, said: 鈥淐ovid-19 is the toughest challenge of a generation. Artists鈥� lives and livelihoods have been severely impacted by the precarity of the pandemic with lockdown measures preventing access to studios, materials, and peer networks as well as the postponement or cancellation of many graduate shows and work opportunities.

鈥淭oday, more so than ever, it is vital for New Contemporaries to support and to give a platform to emerging and early career artists, many of whom are directly addressing issues of equality, diversity and social justice in response to these times.鈥�

Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2021 is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies and Arts Council England.

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