
UAL graduates selected for Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2022

- Written byEleanor Harvey
- Published date 20 June 2022

Earlier this month Bloomberg New Contemporaries announced their 2022 selection, and 13 of the featured artists are UAL alumni and students.
Alumni and students from Camberwell College of Arts, Central Saint Martins and Chelsea College of Arts will take part in the annual touring exhibition, alongside 35 other selected artists.
Those exhibiting also benefit from inclusion in the New Contemporaries online platform and have access to a range of mentoring, talks, discussion groups and workshops.
The rigorous two-part selection process was led by a panel of three internationally renowned artists comprising James Richards, Veronica Ryan and Zadie Xa.
Selected UAL graduates:
- Beverley Onyangunga 2020 MA Fine Art, Chelsea College of Arts
- Bill Daggs, 2021 MA Fine Art, Central Saint Martins
- Charlotte Edey, 2010 Foundation Diploma, Chelsea College of Arts
- Danying Chen, 2022 BA Fine Art: Painting, Camberwell College of Arts
- Deborah Hobson, 2021 MA Fine Art, Chelsea College of Arts; 2020 BA Fine Art, Camberwell College of Arts
- Emma Todd, 2022 BA Fine Art, Central Saint Martins
- Francesca Dobbe 2019 MA Fine Art, Chelsea College of Arts
- Rosalie Wammes 2021 MA Fine Art, Chelsea College of Arts
- Tom Bull, 2018 BA Fine Art, Central Saint Martins
- Winnie Hall, 2020 BA Fine Art, Chelsea College of Arts
- Yun Kim, 2021 MA Fine Art, Central Saint Martins
- Divya Sharma, BA Painting Wimbledon
Selected current UAL students:
- Ashton Blythe, MA Fine Art: Digital (2021-present), Central Saint Martins
- Rudy Loewe, PhD Fine Arts Practice (2021-present), UAL
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Exhibition
Bloomberg New Contemporaries will launch in Hull at the Ferens Art Gallery and Humber Street Gallery from 23 September to 27 November 2022.
The show will then transfer to the South London Gallery for the fifth consecutive year, from 9 December 2022 to 19 March 2023.
To complement both exhibitions, New Contemporaries will produce an online platform and a range of digital activities allowing audiences to further engage with the artists’ work.