The U.K. is jam-packed full of talent across the country, with designers, artists and young creatives continuing to thrive in the U.K. due to its extensive cultural pool, international affiliations, and artistic hubs that push them to their highest potential.
19-year-old visual artist Isaac Andrews has curated the Collectivist exhibition, which taps on 15 emerging artists from across Britain to connect in celebration of unity. Supported by Converse, the showcase shines a light on them all, disregarding the preconceived notions of what deems an artist worthy, including the need for art school.
Held in Peckham’s Copeland Gallery, the exhibition will see Ola Tokunboh Badiru, Shannon Bono, Derrelle Elijah, Mattia Guarnera-MacCarthy, Annis Harrison, Shaquille-Aaron Keith, Kudi, Trackie McLeod, Conor Murgatroyd, Melitta Nemeth, Victor Ubah, Echo Seireeni, Tanguy, and Alfie White display their artwork in a group format.
The Collectivist exhibition will be on display from December 7-10 at Copeland Gallery in Peckham, London.
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