Cambridge UNCOVERED!
An exhibition of Artwork by 1st Year Fine Art students
Date: 19 - 22 April 2012
Time: 11.00-17.00
Venue: 38 Regent Street, Cambridge
Private view: Thursday 19 April 2012, 18.30-21.00
Uncovered was a new show promoting the raw and unexposed art talents of BA Fine Art students at Cambridge School of Art, shown for the first time in a pop up gallery in the former Blacks shop at 38 Regent Street. These students collectively showed their work in public for the first time and offered a glimpse of the range and vitality of current artistic activity. From Cambridge and its surrounds, the students revealed their art with the help of Changing Spaces, an artist-led project providing exhibition space in empty shops and windows.
The students gauged the success of the show not necessarily through sales but through the experience the public have, so the public were encourage to get down to 38 Regent Street and 'vote with their feet' for a first insight into emerging new art and to spot potential stars of the future!
For more information please email Laura Horton.
Date: 19 - 22 April 2012
Time: 11.00-17.00
Venue: 38 Regent Street, Cambridge
Private view: Thursday 19 April 2012, 18.30-21.00
Uncovered was a new show promoting the raw and unexposed art talents of BA Fine Art students at Cambridge School of Art, shown for the first time in a pop up gallery in the former Blacks shop at 38 Regent Street. These students collectively showed their work in public for the first time and offered a glimpse of the range and vitality of current artistic activity. From Cambridge and its surrounds, the students revealed their art with the help of Changing Spaces, an artist-led project providing exhibition space in empty shops and windows.
The students gauged the success of the show not necessarily through sales but through the experience the public have, so the public were encourage to get down to 38 Regent Street and 'vote with their feet' for a first insight into emerging new art and to spot potential stars of the future!
For more information please email Laura Horton.
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