Jerwood Survey III
Alliyah Enyo, Selkie Reflections, 2022, (sound installation). Image taken by Miriam Craddock
Summary
Jerwood Survey is a major biennial touring exhibition that presents new commissions by 10 early-career artists from across the UK, providing a distinctive snapshot of current concerns and approaches in the visual arts.
Event Details
Address:Southwark Park Galleries
Lake & Dilston Galleries
1 Park Approach
London
Post code:SE16 2UA
Telephone:02072371230
Email: admin@southwarkparkgalleries.org
Open hours:11am - 5pm
Facebook:www.facebook.com/SouthwarkParkGalleries
Twitter:twitter.com/SPark_Galleries
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Description
Established in 2018, it responds to a vital need for artists who are still early in their careers to benefit from a supported opportunity to make new work for a group touring exhibition. Jerwood Survey spans a wide breadth of disciplines and takes a non-institutional approach by inviting leading artists to nominate the most outstanding early-career artists making work today.Jerwood Survey III is led by Southwark Park Galleries, touring nationally in collaboration with Collective, g39 and Site Gallery, and supported by Jerwood Arts. The final selection was chosen by a panel representative of all the partners plus Jerwood Survey II artist Tako Taal. The Jerwood Survey III artists are:
Che Applewhaite (nominated by Sin Wai Kin), Aqsa Arif (nominated by Alberta Whittle), MV Brown (nominated by Hanna Tuulikki), Philippa Brown (nominated by Davida Hewlett), Alliyah Enyo (nominated by Hanna Tuulikki), Sam Keelan (nominated by Lindsey Mendick), Paul Nataraj (nominated by Nicola Singh), Ciarán Ó Dochartaigh (nominated by Locky Morris), Ebun Sodipo (nominated by Evan Ifekoya & Sin Wai Kin) and Kandace Siobhan Walker (nominated by gentle/radical).
Tour Dates
g39, Cardiff 13 July – 7 September 2024
Site Gallery, Sheffield 27 September 2024 – 26 January 2025
Collective, Edinburgh 28 February – 4 May 2025
Transport
By Bus:1, 47, 188, 199, 225, 381, P12, C10. All stop at Canada Water station.
By Tube:Canada Water on the Jubilee and London Overground Lines or Surrey Quays on the London Overground. Canada Water station is seven minutes walk from Southwark Park and Surrey Quays is six minutes walk to Lake Gallery and Dilston Gallery.
By Train:South Bermondsey Station
Map
Accessibility
Access for wheelchair users
Adapted toilet
Assistance dogs welcome
Large print available
Level access toilet
Positive about disabled people
Seat available
Fully Accessible
