LIVE & DIGITAL: Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2020
Digital Platform
Celebrating the breadth of art practice emerging from the UK’s art schools and alternative education programmes, we are thrilled to announce the launch of the specially created Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2020 Digital Platform, showcasing the dynamic and diverse work of the 36 artists selected by internationally-renowned artists Alexandre da Cunha, Anthea Hamilton and Linder. Developed in dialogue with the selected artists and designed by the innovative Hato Press, this platform provides a unique opportunity to engage with some of the UK’s most exciting art practices from the next generation of contemporary artists.
In addition to images, texts, sound and moving image work, a newly commissioned engaging audio response by artist and curator Morgan Quaintance are presented on the platform, alongside contributions by a new generation of UK-based curators and writers including Chloe Austin, Sophie Bownes, Priyesh Mistry, Tendai Mutambu, Riet Timmerman, Lily Tonge & George Watson. We will also be adding newly developed projects over the next few months including workshops, artist blogs and vlogs and other digital projects so do please check back regularly!
Anika Roach, Dustin Brown v Nadal, 2019 Acrylic paint, spray paint on canvas, 175 x 150 cm 
Alexandre Canonico, Glow Hole, 2020, Spray paint on laminated plywood, screws and steel washer, 70 x 59 x 2 cm 
Liam Mertens, Get a grip, 2019, Acrylic on canvas, 180 x 200 cm
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 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.
Jung Min Park, Unveiling, 2019, Glazed ceramic, 73 x 53 x 46 cm (153 x 55 x 49 cm with plinth) 
Anne Carney Raines, Entry Number One, 2019, Oil on panel, 40 x 40 cm 
Ned Armstrong, Nemesis, 2019, Oil, linen and paper on canvas, 40 x 30 cm
Browse the impressive collection of artworks and spread the cost in 10 monthly interest-free Own Art payments. Owning the art you love should be easy and affordable!
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