Start Your Collection!
1 August – 21 September 2008
Private View: Friday, 1st August 6:30-8:30
First Thursday August Reception: Thursday 7TH August 6-9 pm
First Thursday September Reception: Thursday 4TH September 6-9 pm
Location: Contemporary Art Projects, 20 Rivington St, Shoreditch, London EC2A 3DU. Old Street exit 3
Gallery Hours: Monday – Sunday noon – 8pm
Without art collections, how would we understand our cultural roots and trace its development to
the present?
While viewing great institutional collections of art by historic figures is educational and
inspirational, personally collecting artwork made by a contemporary artist in his/her formative
stage is infinitely more exciting and rewarding. In this annual gathering of highly collectible
artworks by over 100 emerging contemporary artists, Contemporary Art Projects invites you to
Start Your Collection!
Artists inviting their work to be collected through this show include;
Alex Dewart, Alex Hudson, Alexander Adams, Alexander Heaton, Alice Peillon, Anka Dabrowska, Anna Dickerson, Anssi
Sojakka, Baron Gilvan, Ben Walker, Brian Cheeswright, Bruce Ingram, Carolyn Gowdy, Cathy Lomax, Celia Hempton,
Chris Humphreys, Claire Beale, Coral Churchill, Daisy Richardson, Dana Suckling, David Leapman, Debra Swann, Dilys
Finlay-Stephens, DJ Robert, Dominic Kennedy, Donna Irvine, Elinor Evans, Emily Jo Sargent, Facetk, Farah Syed, Fiona
Lumbers, Freya Douglas-Morris, Gabriel Tejada, Gavin Maughfling, Glauce Cerveira, Graham Carrick, Grant Foster,
Gregory Smart, Guocheng Chen, Hannah Brown, Hee Seon, Helen Melland, Hermione Carline, Hitoko Urago, Hogan
Brown, Hugh Gillan, Hugh Gilmour, Imogen Welch, Isabel Young, JA Nicholls, Jake Clark, James Faure Walker, James
Mcmeakin, Jane Gifford, Jane Ward, Jeni Snell, Jennifer Merrell, Jessica Wolfson, Jo Wilmot, Joceline Howe, John
Guest, John Holland, John Hooper, Joseph Richards, Julie Greenslade, Julie Umerle, Karl England, Katherine Russell,
Kevin Broughton & Fiona Birnie, Lara Viana , Lauren Foulkes, Lily Schroder, Linda Jane James, Lizi Sanchez, Louisa
Chambers, Lucie Winterson, Lucinda Oestreicher, Madeleine Hunter, Madeleine Strindberg, Majed Aslam, Mandy J
Hudson, Marie Mackay, Marisol Malatesta, Masashi Echigo, Matthew Stradling, Max Mulhern, Mia Taylor, Michael
Bartlett, Michele Fletcher, Natasha Kahn, Natasha Rydlewski, Nerys Mathias, Nicky Hodge, Nina Mangalanayagam, Paul
Butler, Paul Davis, Robin Dixon, Rosalind Davis, Rose Gibbs, Sarah Sparkes, Shi Chi Lin, Sophie Bedingham Smith,
Sumiko Seki, Tamara Dubnyckyj, Tarragon Smith, Tempy Osborne, Theo Kaccoufa, Tina Gibbard, Tomas Georgeson,
Veronica Slater, Yuco Ota, Yuki Snow, Zoe Crosse
Educated at top international art colleges, many have won prestigious art prizes, and all form part
of the contemporary art matrix. This exhibition is an excellent opportunity to survey current
thought and new trends and see early stage development of a number of interesting, up-andcoming
artists.
The exhibition takes the form of a dynamic mini-Art Fair and includes painting, watercolours,
drawings, photographs and sculptures. To aid collectors in starting or extending their private
collections of contemporary art, all artworks are priced up to £200 (framing may be extra).
Gallery opening hours will be extended to 12 – 8 pm daily, including weekends, throughout the
exhibition. Works will be displayed on a rotating basis, and may be collected from the gallery at
the time of purchase. We will have an entire list of available works along with artist bios in the
gallery and on the comment website http://www.commentart.com. Please contact us for images of
works or other information.
20 Rivington Street, London, EC2A 3DU
020 7739 1743 | 07799 776 016
info@caprojects.com | http://www.commentart.com
Herb Williams (http://www.herbwilliamsart.com), winner of the Next Star Artist competition, has been receiving plenty of fantastic reviews of his work from some major publications some of which I have provided links to below.
**Nicholas Forrest is an art market analyst, art critic and journalist based in Sydney, Australia. He is the founder of http://www.artmarketblog.com
, writes the art column for the magazine Antiques and Collectibles for Pleasure and Profit and contributes to many other publications
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