Camden Art Centre hosts the annual barometer of emerging artistic talent in Britain for the first time in 20 years (19 January–14 April). This year, 55 artists have been selected by prominent artists Helen Cammock, Sunil Gupta and Heather Phillipson, from a pool of applications submitted by artists in higher education and alternative schooling across the country. The idea has always been to reveal how the younger generation is taking on the biggest questions facing the art world today; themes at play in this year’s show include climate justice, geographical borders and identity politics. Find out more from Camden Art Centre’s website.
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Mesopotamian Victims of Climate Change (2023), Haneen Hadiy. Courtesy the artist and New Contemporaries
Grasslands I (2022), Jil Mandeng. Courtesy the artist and New Contemporaries
That’s more home to you than your house (2022), Alexandra Beteeva. Courtesy the artist and New Contemporaries
With Helen (2022), Margaret (Weiyi) Liang. Courtesy the artist and New Contemporaries
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