Launched in Autumn 2023, Young New Contemporaries has been developed in collaboration with UCL Institute of Education to support 30 students from London schools who are following post-16 courses in Art and Design, to help increase their confidence to enter the arts sector.
In its first year, the Young New Contemporaries (YNC) participants worked with a variety of creative practitioners who guided the group through practical introductions to different ways of making, as well as discussing their work and potential pathways into creative careers. The group received support putting together portfolios and also visited different cultural and creative spaces.
As a culmination of year one's six-month programme, and with the support of designers HATO, the Young New Contemporaries worked together to co-create a zine, which they launched alongside a pop-up exhibition at Camden Art Centre
Read more about the YNC initiative and what we've been up to on our website:
https://www.newcontemporaries.org.uk/projects/young-new-contemporaries
Images: Young New Contemporaries sessions. Photography by Sam Nightingale and Peter Otto.
Join us for the preview and party for Bloomberg New Contemporaries at Camden Art Centre on Thursday 18th January from 7pm 💥
RSVP through the link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/exhibition-preview-bloomberg-new-contemporaries-tickets-773950134687?aff=oddtdtcreator
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This is the first time in over 20 years that Camden Art Centre has hosted New Contemporaries, and the exhibition provides a unique platform for emerging artists to present their work to a wider audience. A public programme will accompany the exhibition.
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Selected by internationally renowned artists Helen Cammock, Sunil Gupta and Heather Phillipson, the exhibition provides a distinctive snapshot of current artistic concerns and approaches spanning a breadth of disciplines.⠀
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The exhibition is on view until 14 April 2024.⠀
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Design by HATO Studio Hato
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