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Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2020

Wednesday 30 September 2020, all day

  • Free
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New Contemporaries is launching a specially created digital platform for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2020 this September, showcasing the work of 36 artists emerging from UK art schools and alternative education programmes.

The digital platform, which is being developed with Hato Press, will allow the public to engage with some of the most exciting and dynamic art practices of the next generation. This year’s panel of guest selectors are internationally renowned artists Alexandre da Cunha, Anthea Hamilton and Linder.

The artists selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2020 are: Sangbum Ahn, Ned Armstrong, Paul Barlow, Alexandre Canonico, Chen Si-zuo, Nicole Coson, Gabriella Davies, Lúcás Dillon, Ufuoma Essi, Jake Grewal, Clara Hastrup, Nimmi Hutnik, Lily Kemp, Maria Mahfooz, Zethu Zizwe, Ruby Maseko, Rene Matić, Cat McClay and Éiméar McClay, Liam Mertens, Edwin Mingard, Kimie Minobe, Karabo Monareng, Pablo Paillole, Jung Min Park, Anne Carney Raines, Anika Roach, Jung Yun Roh, Shamica Ruddock, Sophie Ruigrok, Kirsty Sim, Anna-Rose Stefatou, Orfeo O’Leary Tagiuri, Giorgio van Meerwijk,  Ahren Warner,  Ashleigh Williams and Charlie Yetton. 

Artists named in this listing

  • Sangbum Ahn
  • Ned Armstrong
  • Paul Barlow
  • Alexandre Canonico
  • Nicole Coson
  • Gabriella Davies
  • Lúcás Dillon
  • Ufuoma Essi
  • Jake Grewal
  • Clara Hastrup
  • Nimmi Hutnik
  • Lily Kemp
  • Maria Mahfooz
  • Ruby Maseko
  • Rene Matić
  • Cat McClay
  • Éiméar McClay
  • Giorgio van Meerwijk
  • Liam Mertens
  • Edwin Mingard
  • Kimie Minobe
  • Karabo Monareng
  • Pablo Paillole
  • Jung Min Park
  • Anne Carney Raines
  • Anika Roach
  • Jung Yun Roh
  • Shamica Ruddock
  • Sophie Ruigrok
  • Chen Si-zuo
  • Kirsty Sim
  • Anna-Rose Stefatou
  • Orfeo O’Leary Tagiuri
  • Ahren Warner
  • Ashleigh Williams
  • Charlie Yetton
  • Zethu Zizwe

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