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11/1/2011

Future Map 10

Zabludowicz Collection, London

London’s pre‐eminent annual exhibition of graduating artists and designers from University of the Arts London returns with an intriguing interactive show packed with performance, participation, sculpture and installation. Future Map 10 is hosted by the Zabludowicz Collection at 176 Prince of Wales Road, a non‐profit project space which shares Future Map’s commitment to providing a platform for emerging talent. Each year the Zabludowicz Collection awards one artist in the exhibition the Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize, making it the perfect partner for this exhibition.

This year’s Future Map 10 participants have been selected from nearly 10,000 graduating students from creative powerhouse University of the Arts London’s six Colleges: Camberwell College of Arts, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London College of Communication, London College of Fashion and Wimbledon College of Art. Now in its thirteenth year, Future Map has steadily built a reputation amongst industry insiders for showcasing a discerning selection of the next generation of artists and designers who will define our visual landscape.

The unique spaces of the former Methodist chapel at 176 Prince of Wales Road make this year’s exhibition particularly exciting, with a focus on sculpture, performance, fashion, moving image and multi‐media works. Exhibiting in Future Map is an important first career break for a young contemporary artist or designer, providing an introduction to top UK and international galleries, curators, collectors and critics. The show will complement the Zabludowicz Collection’s annual Testing Ground programme, which includes projects organised by MA Curating students from art schools across the capital.

The Future Map 10 Panel
An expert panel of leading industry insiders comprised of 20 Hoxton Square Projects founder Alexander Dellal, Associate Director of International Programmes for the Emirates Sharjah Art Foundation, Judith Greer, Grazia Style Director Paula Reed and Time Out London Visual Arts Editor Ossian Ward has selected 28 Future Map 10 exhibitors representing 17 different courses from across this year’s graduate and postgraduate shows. The works displayed will include a wide range of disciplines from Fine Art to Fashion, including Wimbledon’s BA Technical Arts and Special Effects course which makes its first Future Map appearance this year.

The Future Map ’10 Exhibiting Artists
David Aldridge (Camberwell, BA Photography); Sofie Alsbo (Central Saint Martins, BA Fine Art 4D); Youn Joo (Dari) Bae (Wimbledon College, MA Fine Art); Josh Baum (Central Saint Martins, MA Fine Art); Jessica Blackstone (Chelsea College, BA Fine Art); Maximillian Boden (Central Saint Martins, Jewellery Design); Jo Cooper (Camberwell College, 3D Design); Youssef Daoud (Chelsea College, MA Interior and Spatial Design); Eliana Dimitrakopoulou (LCF, MA Fashion Design and Technology); Alice Gallarate (Central Saint Martins, MA Industrial Design); Eun Jung Ha (Wimbledon College, Technical Arts and Special Effects); Ayoung Kim; Jin Kim (Central Saint Martins, BA Jewellery Design); Janina Lange (Chelsea College MA, Fine Art); Jess Littlewood (Central Saint Martins, BA Fine Art); Strang Macfarlane (Central Saint Martins, BA Fine Art); Philip Morris (Camberwell, College BA Drawing); Hollie Paxton (Central Saint Martins, BA Jewellery Design); Laura Plant (Camberwell College, BA Ceramics); Chantinee Premprabha (Chelsea College, MA Interior and Spatial Design); Adam Redhead (Chelsea College, BA Fine Art); Lucia Rivero (Central Saint Martins, Ma Fine Art); Chris Stockbridge (LCC, MA Photography); Lillian Suwanrumpha (Chelsea College, BA Fine Art); Linda Toigo (LCC, Dip Design for Visual Communication); Philipp von Frankenberg (Camberwell College, BA Drawing); Maryrose Watson (Chelsea College, BA Textile Design); Catherine Wharfe (LCC, MA Photography (part time)).

Notes to Editors
Visual artists who were discovered in previous Future Map exhibitions include Raqib Shaw who went on to exhibit at Tate, Victoria Miro, the National Portrait Gallery and is in the collection of MoMA; Haroon Mirza, who has exhibited at Lisson Gallery, Mothers Tankstation and the Zabludowicz Collection and Zoe Mendelson who was awarded a Jerwood Drawing Prize as well commissioned by the Fondation Cartier and Modern Painters. Fashion designer Una Burke was commissioned by Lady Gaga to create eight pieces for her global Monster Ball tour after exhibiting in Future Map 09.

University of the Arts London is Europe's largest university for the creative arts, bringing together six of the world's most famous art and design colleges. They are: Camberwell College of Arts; Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design; Chelsea College of Art and Design; London College of Communication; London College of Fashion and Wimbledon College of Art.

The Zabludowicz Collection is dedicated to bringing emerging art to new audiences and actively supporting arts organisations and artists. The collection exhibits in permanent venues in the UK, USA and Finland. The collection’s activities are shaped by an ethos of philanthropy and a commitment to engaging with local contexts and communities. In 2009 the collection founded the Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize which is awarded to a graduate of the University of the Arts exhibiting in the Future Map exhibition to assist in the difficult first year after graduation.

TESTING GROUND is an annual programme of events organised by students from Goldsmiths Masters Fine Art Curating and Royal College of Art Masters Curating. For further information visit http://www.zabludowiczcollection.com/london/exhibitions/testing‐ground

GAM are proud sponsors of Future Map 10. Supporting the international contemporary art scene through their arts sponsorship programme, the key objectives of GAM’s arts programme is to support galleries, foundations & art colleges, identify budding artists, and introduce young children to the joys of visual art. GAM delivers active investment management to private clients, institutions and intermediaries. Its association with the visual arts originated with its founder, Gilbert de Botton, a visionary financier and well‐known patron and leading collector of modern and contemporary art. For further information visit www.gam.com/en/CSR/Sponsorship

For more information please visit:
http://www.arts.ac.uk/futuremap/
http://www.zabludowiczcollection.com/

The Winner of the 2010 Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize is Josh Baum, 2010 MA Fine Art graduate from Central Saint Martins

Anita Zabludowicz will present Josh Baum with the 3,000 GBP prize at 7:30 pm tonight

The winner of the second Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize has been chosen. Josh Baum was selected for 'Instrument for observing water bounce', 2010. The prize was awarded at 7:30 pm tonight by Anita Zabludowicz at the opening reception for Future Map 10, hosted by the Zabludowicz Collection at 176. The Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize was founded in 2009 to support one graduating student from University of the Arts London's annual Future Map exhibition.

Josh Baum faced tough competition from the other dynamic exhibitors in Future Map 10, London's pre-eminent annual exhibition of graduating artists and designers from University of the Arts London. This year offers up an interactive show packed with performance, participation, sculpture and installation.

The selection panel for the Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize 2010 is composed of Zabludowicz Collection co-founder Anita Zabludowicz, designer Ron Arad and artist Toby Ziegler.

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The Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize 2010
The winner of the Zabludowicz Collection Future Map Prize 2010 will be announced at the Exhibition Preview 12 January 2011 Exhibition Preview 7‐9 PM

Zabludowicz Collection
176 Prince of Wales Road, London
Opening Hours: Thursday‐Sunday, 12‐6pm
Other times by appointment
Admission Free

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