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2008
AN EXPERIMENT IN COLLABORATION
July-October 2008
Gemma has been selected as one of the six selcted artists for 'An Experiment in Collaboration' which forms part of the Jerwood Visual Arts series of exhibitions and initiatives to support and promote emerging talent.
CATLIN ART PRIZE 2008
22nd April 2008
St Lukes, Old Street, London
Gemma's work has been selected for this year's Catlin Art prize.
The Catlin Art Prize recognizes and represents the very best in hight quality, visual art by artists with the capacity to make a significant mark in the art world over the next decade.
25th - 29th April
Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Burlington Gardens, London W1
In this year's London Original Print Fair, Gemma's work will be represented
by Royal College of Art Printmaking (Stand 40)
16th January - 20th January
Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London, N1 0QH
In this year's London Art Fair, Gemma's work will be represented
by Waterhouse and Dodd of Cork Street.
11th January - 9th February
Whitecross Gallery, 122 Whitecross Street, EC1Y 8PU, London
Whitecross gallery presents the work of Gemma Anderson and other Whitecross Artists
10th - 26th January
Curwen & New Academy Gallery, 34 Windmill Street, London, W1T 2JR
An exhibition of the work of selected Printmaking Graduates from the London Schools
Gemma Anderson has been awarded with a Drawing Prize by the Major of Kensington and Chelsea and Cynthia Corbett for her work in the drawing show at City Inn.
2007
20th October - 17th Novemeber
Whitecross Gallery, 122 Whitecross Street, EC1Y 8PU, London
Private view 19th October 6-9pm
Gemma Anderson will be exhibiting alongside artist Lia Anna Hennig
www.whitecrossgallery.com
8th October 2007- 12th January 2008
City Inn - Upstairs, Westmisnter, London
Private view 9th October, 6-8pm
Curated group show presented by corbettPROJECTS and City Inn
TAG FINE ARTS at ART LONDON
4th - 8th October
Royal Chelsea Hospital, SW3
In this year's Art London, Gemma's work will be represented
by Tag Fine Arts
1st October - 9th Novemeber
Clifford Chance LLP, 10 Upper Bank Street. Canary Warf, E14 5JJ, London
Private view 8th October, 6-8pm
For the last 11 years, Frank/Hindley Art Consultants had the pleasure of selecting the best
printmaking from Postgraduate exhibitions al London's art colleges for exhibition at Clifford
Chance. Gemma's is one of this year's chosen artist .
6th - 13th October
27B Belfast Road, Stoke Newtington, N16 6UN
Private view 5th October from 7pm
Conventional processes - unexpected outcomes
4 female artist at 27B featuring: Gemma Anderson, Cordelia Cembrowicz, Charlotte Harris and Yasmin Inesson.
September 28th - October 7th
The Boys Hall, Dalston
Private View 28th September 6-9pm
RITUAL ABUSE will present 20 artists from four of London’s top art colleges: Goldsmiths, The Royal College of Art, Central Saint Martins and The Royal Academy Schools. Curated by Harry Burden and jointly organized by the artists within the show. It includes work that combines a shared interest in themes relating to ritual, myth, symbolism, science and history. It will take place in a grand and previously unused space in East London, a large ex-Boy Scout hall in Dalston.
15th - 28th July
Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, SW7 2EU, London
Private View 14th July 6-9pm
At this exhibition, you will have the opportunity to see Gemma's latest work amongst her RCA collegues from Printmaking and the rest of Fine Art and Applied Schools.
To celebrate this birthday in style, the RCA is holding an even more spectacular Summer Show than usual. In homage to the original Great Exhibition itself, the RCA has erected a huge, custom-designed tent in Kensington Gardens located near the site of the original exposition.
Across the road, the College galleries will be open as usual, meaning that for the first time in living memory we are showing the work of all our graduating students at the same time. Fine Art and Applied Art postgraduate students are exhibiting with Design, Architecture, Humanities, Communications and Fashion and Textiles – the art and design of the 21st century coming together in a radically contemporary take on the spirit of 1851.
Previous Shows have been described in the press as showcases for ‘the cream of young artists’ and a chance to ‘discover big names of the future’. With 385 students from over 36 countries and 20 courses exhibiting their work, this year promises no less.