Jerwood Survey is a major biennial touring exhibition that presents new commissions by 10 early-career artists from across the UK, providing a distinctive snapshot of current artistic concerns and approaches in the visual arts. It spans a wide breadth of disciplines and takes a non-institutional approach to selection by inviting leading artists to nominate the most outstanding early-career artists making work today.
The artists exhibiting at Collective for the final stop on its tour are: Che Applewhaite, Aqsa Arif, MV Brown, Philippa Brown, Alliyah Enyo, Sam Keelan, Paul Nataraj, Ciarán Ó Dochartaigh, Ebun Sodipo and Kandace Siobhan Walker. The artists’ works wrestle with complex subjects that are inextricable from the concerns of our time through the lens of photography, installation, sound, moving image and sculpture; addressing themes from colonialism, climate change and healing to gender, sexuality, folklore and spirituality.
Marking the first time this project has come to Scotland, this exhibition at Collective follows Jerwood Survey III’s tour to Site Gallery in Sheffield until 26 January 2025, g39 in Cardiff in Summer 2024 and its launch at Southwark Park Galleries in London in Spring 2024.
Image: Aqsa Arif, Marvi and the Churail, 2024 Installation view at Southwark Park Galleries, London.
Image credit: Rita Silva.
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