This annual award continues LAC’s vision of nurturing talent in contemporary art, advancing research and practice, and encouraging artist participation with an open and diverse approach. It aims to broaden public engagement and amplify the visibility and impact of outstanding contemporary works.
On 18th September, the Saatchi Gallery hosted a forum for the exhibition "ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many". Led by Chief Curator Nelson Qin and Guest Curator Joe Richards, the session explored the question: “Can freedom of speech exist in art today?”
This September, LondonArt Collective (LAC) had the honour of presenting its annual large-scale exhibition at Saatchi Gallery as part of the 22nd London Design Festival. Titled “ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many”, the exhibition ran from 17th to 19th September 2024.
Exploring Surrealist roots and collective creativity, the Exquisite Corpse Public Programme with Royal College of Art students bring the collaborative spirit into the heart of the ArtCollective exhibition at Saatchi Gallery.
The visual identity of ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many harnesses the symbolic power of animals, transforming the exhibition into an exploration of individual creativity within a collective imagination.
London Art Collective presents the 22nd London DesignFestival exhibition “ART COLLECTIVE: From the One to the Many” at Saatchi Gallery, from 17th to 19th September 2024. This exhibition, taking place during the London Design Festival, explores the relationship between art collectives and individuals by showcasing the impact of collaborative work on society.
Gutong Chen's Wearable Landscapeoffers an exploration of the human body through the lens of Eastern living andtraditional Chinese aesthetics.
The 22nd London Design Festival will feature an exhibition themed "ART COLLECTIVE by ______." The curatorial team will examine the relationship between art collectives and individual social identities, showcasing the impact of various artistic practices within society.