BLOOMBERG NEW CONTEMPORARIES 2019

SOuth LOndon Gallery, 6 Dec 2019 – 23 Feb 2020

Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2019, installation view at the South London Gallery.
Photo: Andy Stagg

Bloomberg New Contemporaries returns to the South London Gallery with an exhibition of works by 45 emerging artists presented across both the Main Gallery and Fire Station. A guest panel comprising artists Rana Begum, Sonia Boyce and Ben Rivers selected participants from over 1,500 applications to the annual open-submission exhibition. The show marks the 70th anniversary of New Contemporaries, which since 1949 has played a vital part in the story of contemporary British art, reflecting and responding to developments in artistic practice, and supporting artists.

Works that i liked:

Jonas Pequeno

b. 1995, London, United Kingdom

2016-2019 BA Fine Art, Central St. Martins, London

Timeliner, 2018, Solenoids, wire, service bell, acrylic sheet, steel sheet, contact microphones, speaker, bespoke electrical components, Dimensions variable

Timeliner, 2018
Plan for Timeliner, 2018

Alexei Alexander Izmaylov

b. 1985, Voronezh, Russia

2018-2020 MA Sculpture, Royal College of Art, London

2005-2008 BA Visual Communication & Graphic Design, University of Leeds, Leeds

SCULPTURE CULTURE, 2019, Ballet barre, laser cut and powder coated steel, inkjet print, PVC, climbing rope, aluminium, stainless steel and nylon hardware

Rafael Pérez Evans

b. 1983, Málaga, Spain

2018-2020 MFA, Goldsmiths College, University of London

2007-2010 BA Fine Art, Goldsmiths College, University of London

Wheels, Pluriyuca, 2019, Yams, mirrors, cartons, metal trolley, tapes, plastics

Louiza Ntourou

b. 1988, Athens, Greece

2016-2019 MA Experimental Film, Kingston University, London

Once upon a time, a time that never was and always is., 2018, Video

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