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THE NEW CONTEMPORARY

Returning to the SCOPE pavilion this year is The New Contemporary, an experiential multidisciplinary program located in our expanded Atrium. The New Contemporary will present daily programming featuring large-scale installations, music performances, and panel discussions during the day while continuing our long-standing commitment to wellness. Guests are encouraged to attend our morning healing program and guided meditation against the backdrop of beautiful South Beach. This multi-day destination will transform after-hours into a premium nightlife experience and feature world-class music talent at night.

TOMISLAV TOPIC |  INSTALLATION |  ENTRANCE

The German artist Tomislav Topić uses large-scale color and form to create site-specific art installations that derive from graffiti and street art culture. Topić will use shapes and patterns found in architecture to transform SCOPE’s front entrance and challenge the spectator’s perception of space.

Made possible by SCOPE and Origin

NFT TICKETING

SCOPE is proud to partner with Creative Artists Agency and YellowHeart on a diverse curation of innovative NFT-minted SCOPE VIP tickets. These minted tickets feature artwork celebrating SCOPE’s The New Contemporary Program.

SCOPE will partner with digital marketplace YellowHeart for a second year to create the first-of-its-kind blockchain ticketing solution.

Made possible in part by Creative Artist Agency and YellowHeart

MONOLITH |  INSTALLATION |  ATRIUM

A monumental example of the future of public art, the Monolith, produced by ArtRepublic with curatorial guest Superchief, will illustrate the power of public digital art installations’ ability to bring connectedness and wellness to communities. The Monolith will feature emerging and blue-chip digital artists within this monumental sculpture piece.

THE SANCHEZ BROTHERS |  SCULPTURE |  ATRIUM

TEMPEST is a new installation by Canadian fine art photographers Carlos & Jason Sanchez who are known for their large-scale dramatic work. A storm will rage within a large glass box where metallic pieces collide to resemble the movement of a starry night or perhaps the universe unraveling and then coming back together.

Made possible by SCOPE

KEN NWADIOGBU |  SCULPTURE |  ATRIUM

Nigerian artist Ken Nwadiogbu personifies the migrant experience through his thoughtful and engaging artwork. Constructed using cardboard boxes, Migrant acts as a visual metaphor for the trauma of dislocation from one’s roots. His work will be on view in The New Contemporary Atrium during the show this year.

Made possible by SCOPE

JEN LEWIN |  SCULPTURE |  ATRIUM

Interactive artist and engineer Jen Lewin has created a towering 12-foot-tall lighted infinity mirrored bear. Inspired by the dazzling natural phenomena of Polaris (the North Star) and its constellation Ursa Minor, the sculpture’s multi- paneled infinity mirrored body reminds viewers to look up in amazement and wonder. Ursa Minor’s grand scale serves as a glowing landmark for navigation as we maneuver through uncertain times and our current moment of climate crisis.

Made possible in part by Jen Lewin and Loews Hotels

HOTTEA |  INSTALLATION |  ATRIUM

Acclaimed street artist HOTTEA uses brightly colored yarn to create larger-than-life hanging installations. On the heels of national and international praise, he returns to SCOPE Miami Beach for another iteration of his monumental work in the SCOPE Pavilion.

Made possible in part by Restylane and Sculptra

SCOPE WALLS |  INSTALLATION |  BEACHFRONT

SCOPE continues to bring the world of art to unconventional settings. This year the SCOPE Walls, a series of murals by local artists, will be featured at SCOPE on the sands of Miami Beach. This project is a continuation of SCOPE’s mission to work globally while thinking locally, impacting the art industry as a whole with a profound respect for the surrounding community.

Artists
Brendan Monroe
Ron English
Nemo Librizzi
Art Bullyz
Delvs
Dr.Dax
Hyland Mather
Jona Cerwinske

SUPERCHIEF NFT |  SCULPTURE

Time To Be Happy 00:01 is a collaborative project by BENZI, curated by GMONEY and presented by SUPERCHIEF GALLERY NFT. Benzi’s process transforms incredibly rare 100 year old IBM punch-in / punch-out clocks into sculptural canvases for iconic artists Jen Stark, Jake Fried, Micah Johnson, Ron English, Bryan Brinkman, Jack Butcher, and Swoon. These legends came together to create artwork that tells their stories of artistry, journey, and inspiration.

Made possible in part by SCOPE, Niftygateway & FLOWERS

LUCY SPARROW

Lucy Sparrow is one of the most exciting and original artists working in the UK today. Her practice is quirky yet subversive, luring the audience in with her soft, tactile, colorful felt creations before hitting them hard with her comment on subjects from the demise of the traditional high street to censorship in pornography. This year Lucy Sparrow will return to SCOPE Miami Beach for another incredible installation.

Made possible by SCOPE

MAIN STAGE

The SCOPE Main Stage will host events throughout daily programming. In the morning, guests are encouraged to attend yoga and guided meditation. Afternoon activations include daily talk series and performance programming. At night guests have a chance to loosen up and blow off some steam with a-list talent that is respected worldwide. All of this is occurring alongside large-scale installations, music, and VIP tours, creating an unforgettable experience for those attending.

Made possible by SCOPE

EXQUISITE MOVING CORPSE

Conceived as a collaboration by Chip Lord, Jack Massing and Sean Miller. In planning The Exquisite Moving Corpse (2022) Lord, Massing, and Miller made decisions to alter the methodology from a drawing strategy and apply it to video. They invited sixty artists to create a one-minute video based on the last frame of the previous minute.

Lord, Massing, and Miller made the first three minutes and then handed it off to an evolving list of artists whom they invited – a jump into the unknown! Some artists produced their one minute of footage within hours whereas others took weeks to complete their minute. The final product is a cohesive sixty minute film.

Made possible by SCOPE

PRACTCIAL ARTS

PRACTICAL ARTS is the creative collaboration and utopian playground of Lilah Friedland and Polina Malikin. They work with other makers to create beautiful, useful objects, instigate and nurture caring relationships, and seek out soulful and ecstatic experiences. PRACTICAL ARTS works with other makers to illuminate the everyday through artistic practice in service of joy and the power of intention.

Made possible by SCOPE

SCOPECIRCLE

SCOPE is proud to reintroduce the SCOPEcircle with a new initiative that invites top collectors to host an artwork presented by our flagship New Contemporary program. Large scale sculptures will be loaned to collectors in the spirit of building emerging artist patronage.

The SCOPEcircle is a contemporary version of a program that SCOPE built years before. The SCOPEcircle was a committee for artworld luminaries that curated and supported emerging artists projects and Emerging Artist Grants.

CURATORIAL AWARD

Greg Allen-Müller, Hyper-Realistic Straight Lines, Sculpture |  Courtesy of Bahnhof Gallery

Curatorial Awards are given to exhibitors featuring an extraordinary program through solo or focused thematic curation.

2021 Programming

TRAVEL GRANT

Angèle Etoundi Essamba, Deploiement, Photography  |  Courtesy of Galerie Carole Kvasnevski

SCOPE International Art Show is proud to present galleries from 23 countries in 2022. Our commitment to diversity in our program is exemplified by the generous Travel Grants that we offer exhibitors who are traveling from overseas.

2021 Programming

MORNING WELLNESS |  ALO YOGA

Join Alo, SCOPE’s official wellness partner, and start each day feeling your best. The L.A.-based activewear and lifestyle brand is bringing mindful movement to Miami Beach with energizing morning beachside yoga classes and sound baths held daily. Find your flow, tap into your power, and get centered at the start of each day before heading out to experience all that SCOPE Miami Beach has to offer.

Alo is a pioneer in mind-body wellness, with offerings designed to promote physical and mental health, and an ethos of eco-responsibility. From athlete-approved, studio-to-street clothing to clean beauty, to streaming thousands of fitness classes on the Alo Moves digital platform, the Alo brand has become synonymous with a healthy lifestyle and balanced mindset.

Programming Schedule

Morning Yoga Flow + Sound Bath |  10AM – 11AM
Wednesday, November 30th
Thursday, December 1st
Friday, December 2nd
Saturday, December 3rd
Sunday, December 4th

2021 Programming

VIP Stage |  Brand Innovators

Brand Innovators is thrilled to be the Official Content Partner at the 21st annual SCOPE Art Show. Our program - on both the Main Stage and VIP Stage - will feature a wide variety of artists, creators and other talent, as well as many senior brand marketers from Fortune 500 and other leading brands positioned at the intersection of art and culture. In addition, our Culture Shifter Awards will honor some of the most innovative and influential people shaping the future of sports, fashion and entertainment. Open your heart, mind and soul to some of the most exceptional and fascinating speakers working in front of and behind the canvas. We look forward to seeing you in South Beach!

AFTERNOON |  TALKS

SCOPE presents a dynamic series of talks and events in partnership with prestigious publications, institutions and strategic partners.

2021 Programming

Vayner

Take a step into the metaverse at V, a celebration of art, culture, and technology in Web3, powered by VaynerX. The token-gated V event will transport guests to the future for an unforgettable experience, where they can explore immersive installations throughout the day, then enjoy electric entertainment all night. Presented by Johnnie Walker and featuring programming by St. Jude Children's Hospital, AXE, One37PM, Coinbase, and PepsiCo.

SUNSETS |  Late afternoon music performance and activations

Image Courtesty of Gianni Blu

Sunsets transform experiential afternoons into exclusive live evening performances. SCOPE’s stage will ignite with top music performers who will add a new dimension to our pavilion.

EVENING |  PERFORMANCES AND EVENTS

SCOPE's multi-day destination will transform after-hours to a premium nightlife experience and feature world-class music talent at night.

2021 Programming

GREY GOOSE LOUNGE

GREY GOOSE®, the exclusive vodka partner of SCOPE Miami Beach 2022, invites you to an immersive celebration of the martini, daily from 11AM to 8PM. A whimsical French garden comes to life on the sands of South Bach, showcasing martinis crafted by local Miami bartenders and sunset DJ sets, with moments captured in a surreal and sleek fashion for guests.

DELILAH DAY LOUNGE

Come swing and jive through this homage to the roaring ‘20s at SCOPE Miami Beach 2022. Delilah is a modern-day supper club with a vintage aesthetic. Nostalgic touches offer a warm and welcoming atmosphere as guests dine on refined American fare. Eating, drinking, and dancing converge in this luxury space as guests enjoy lounge style bottle service as the affair unfolds. Elegant yet alluring, the charm and vivacious energy of Delilah is like stepping back in time.

BOOTSY BELLOWS

Step into the residential haven that is Bootsy Bellows. First introduced in 2012 by actor David Arquette and The h.wood Group, the space mirrors Frank Sinatra’s 1940s Palm Springs home. From the pink banquettes to the lush greenery, the venue breaks the mold on traditional nightclub aesthetics with its luxurious, residential feel. Combining a variety of live entertainment, including DJs, music performances, and puppets, the locale is a decadent playground for adults. Named after Arquette’s mother, a burlesque dancer and pinup model in her time, Bootsy Bellows is a spectacle in a class of its own.

NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE LOUNGE

Experience tranquility at SCOPE 2022 as you enjoy the elevated ambiance of Norwegian Cruise Line. Take in the breathtaking views of Miami Beach from our Observation Lounge as you discover the impressive art collection featured on our ships as you sip coffee, wine, or handcrafted cocktails.

At Norwegian, we believe that each journey is unique to the individual, so we’ve created a lounge to explore, discover, connect, or relax – the choice is yours!

GALDERMA VIP LOUNGE

Immerse yourself in a true artistic experience with Galderma’s aesthetic products Restylane® and Sculptra® at SCOPE Miami Beach 2022. Come see an immersive installation by acclaimed street artist HOTTEA who uses brightly colored yarn to create larger-than-life hanging installations. In addition, express yourself with makeup by a celebrity makeup artist and receive on-site consultations and treatments.

Learn more at www.RestylaneUSA.com and www.SculptraUSA.com.

The Galderma VIP Lounge is brought to you by Restylane and Sculptra.

ORIGIN LOUNGE

Come experience a natural oasis designed by ORIGIN™ at SCOPE Miami Beach 2022. Take time to relax and hydrate with spring water samples at our premium bar, or unlock your creativity and work with an artist as they create a custom sketch that speaks to your ORIGIN™ Story. No matter what you choose to enjoy, expect a refreshing experience all while taking in the atmosphere of the South Beach Lounge.

2021 Programming

South Beach Lounge is brought to you through Origin

CURATED FOOD EXPERIENCE |  RESY x SHOKUDO

Discover restaurants to love in Miami, with Resy as your guide. Check out the RESY x SHOKUDO collaboration at the SCOPE Miami Beach to enjoy special bites and drinks. (Pro Tip: if you love sushi, don’t miss the Resy Roll!).

Make a Resy Today!

FRIDAY SUNSET |  WHITE CLAW

White Claw Hard Seltzer, the official hard seltzer at SCOPE Miami Beach, is continuing its event series supporting emerging artists, Next Wave powered by BMI. Originating in Nashville, TN, this program was built to merge White Claw’s admiration and passion for music’s rising talent. This one-night show will highlight Miami’s diverse talent scene with a sound unique to the waves down in South Beach.

THE FUTURE PARTY

Experience the future of NFT art and culture at Automatic Magic. Presented by Magic Eden and Polygon, this special event is a celebration of the passionate communities that exist across the NFT world.

Connect with leading creatives and web3 personalities who will be discussing the massive shifts occurring in the landscape and the blueprint for what’s to come. In the backdrop of Scope’s world-renowned art fair, enjoy premium drinks and food as well as unique NFT artwork available for minting at the Media Lounge.

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The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary Group Exhibition

The Last Unicorn 40^th Anniversary

 

Group Exhibition

“Lady Amalthea” by Jasmine Becket-Griffith, “Under the Lilac Wood” by Amy Sol, and “Unicorn Solitude” by Hikari Shimoda OPENING RECEPTION December 17, 2022 | 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm   ON VIEW December 17 – January 21, 2023   COREY HELFORD GALLERY 571 S. Anderson St. Los Angeles, CA 90033 Open: Tuesday-Saturday, 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm Visiting Hours: Thursday-Saturday, 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm (310) 287-2340     Downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) is proud to present their last major exhibition of the year ─ The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary group show, featuring new works (from over 70 internationally renowned contemporary artists) inspired by the beloved fantasy film, as well as never-before-seen original film production art (including hundreds of meticulously restored frames) and a pop-up shop offering an array of exclusive merch.    Opening on Saturday, December 17th and presented in partnership with Sweet Streets, The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary group show will reunite fans, old and new, and provide a window into the making of the animated classic, as the exhibition marks the first time in history the film’s original artwork will be on display.   All under the same roof, attendees will get a chance to experience a "behind-the-scenes" look at the film, shop the exclusive 40th anniversary capsule collection, and enjoy new works from a generation of artists inspired by the film’s unique artistry. The show is part of a two-year global celebration in honor of the film’s 40th anniversary and is sponsored by the international animated film society ASIFA-Hollywood, a non-profit dedicated to cultivating and promoting the art, craft, and profession of animation.    Forty years ago, acclaimed author and screenwriter Peter S. Beagle's novel, The Last Unicorn, was released as an animated movie. Originally produced by Rankin/Bass and animated by Topcraft studios, the film tells the story of an immortal unicorn, named Amalthea, who learns that she is the last of her kind. Amalthea’s quest to find others like herself takes us on a journey about love, honesty, pain, and fear. The story is a timeless classic rooted in real-life challenges and demands. Set in a stunning animated world with a loveable cast of characters who do not always get what they want, The Last Unicorn lasts forever.    The milestone celebration kicked off in July with the film’s first screening ever at Los Angeles’ David Geffen Theater at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. The special event (watch recap here) also featured a post-screening discussion between Beagle and film producer Michael Chase Walker, plus Sweet Streets debuted an exclusive capsule collection at the Academy Museum Store featuring t-shirts, jewelry, skate decks, movie posters, pins, and collaborations from well-known Los Angeles pop culture designer and CHG artist ONCH.   The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary group show artist roster features:   Adam Wallacavage Ahoy aica Amy Sol Andrea Guzzetta Andrew Brandou Anthony Ausgang Arturo García de las Heras Bennett Slater Blythe by Junko Wong Bob Dob Brad Woodfin Brady Willmott Chen-Dao Lee Chloe Early Christybomb Crystal Morey Danni Shinya Luo Dewi Plass Ewa Prończuk-Kuziak Eric Fortune Esao Andrews Franc Kaiser Gary Baseman Gretchen Lewis Hanna Jaeun Harold Munoz Hayley Welsh Helice Wen Hera of HERAKUT Hikari Shimoda Ivana Flores Jackie Dunn Smith Jana Brike Jasmine Becket-Griffith Jason Mowry JD King Jennifer Allnutt Jesús Aguado Joey Remmers Josh Keyes Josie Morway Junna Maruyama Kelsey Beckett Korin Faught Kristin Kwan Kristen Liu-Wong Li ShanMei Mario Soria Martin Hsu Messy Desk Mitsuko Kuroki Naoto Hattori Natalia Fabia Nate Frizzell Nicole Evans ONCH Pip & Pop Ramiro Davaro-Comas Raúl Guerra Richard Ahnert Robert Palacios Shiori Matsumoto Simone Legno of Tokidoki Sun-Mi Tarntara Sudadung Thomas Ascott three Travis Lampe Yoshimasa Tsuchiya Yuka Sakuma Zoé Byland     Says show curator and Sweet Streets founder Caro Buermann, “It’s been 40 years since the movie came out and the unicorn’s journey still to this day captures the hearts and minds of fans all over the world. It’s a story that’s still very relevant for me and resonates with so many people because the world in which the unicorn inhabits isn’t this pure, innocent fantasy… her world is very much a messy one, like our own, and I think a lot of people can take away from that in these uncertain times.”   Open to the public and free of charge, The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary group showopens Saturday, December 17th from 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm in the Main Gallery, alongside The Last Unicorn 40th Anniversary Pop-up Shop in Gallery 2 and The Original Film Production Art of The Last Unicorn in Gallery 3.     About Corey Helford Gallery: Established in 2006 by Jan Corey Helford and her husband, television producer/creator Bruce Helford (The Conners, Anger Management, The Drew Carey Show, and George Lopez), Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) has since evolved into one of the premier galleries of New Contemporary art. Its goal as an institution is to support the growth of artists, from the young and emerging, to the well-known and internationally established. CHG represents a diverse collection of international artists, primarily influenced by today's pop culture and collectively encompassing style genres such as New Figurative Art, Pop Surrealism, Neo Pop, Graffiti, and Street Art. Located in downtown Los Angeles (571 S. Anderson St. Los Angeles, CA 90033) in a robust 12,000 square-foot building, CHG presents new exhibitions approximately every six weeks. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm, with visiting hours being Thursday through Saturday from 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm ─ appointments are only necessary during non-visiting hours. For more info and an upcoming exhibition schedule, visit CoreyHelfordGallery.com and follow on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. For available prints from CHG, visit CHGPrints.com.   ### For media inquiries, contact Chummy Press: Jacob Mask | jacob@chummypress.com

Artists For Peace & The Environment

“Now—more than ever—Peace  and the Environment go hand in hand."

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Ron English at RiverKeeper Alliance picnic in 2000. Both had images on view along with other works from the Artists For Peace and the Environment Woodstock ’99 collection.
 

By JAMIE ELLIN FORBES, Publisher Fine Art Magazine

 “Artists for Peace and the Environment” was originally exhibited in the summer of ’99 in Rome, NY at the 30th anniversary of the Woodstock Music and Art Festival, “An Aquarian Exposition.” Artists were invited to participate and with the support and agreement of Michael Lang (Woodstock Ventures) and Robert Kennedy Jr., (Riverkeeper Alliance). While curating the collection, I entitled the exhibit “Artists for Peace and the Environment.” Calls for peace were not significant that year, peace accords had been signed for Bosnia. The luster of environmental causes was waning somewhat as the glamor of the rally to save the Amazon rain forest had died out. The Columbine High School massacre lent a picture of an emerging profile of youth in America. Youth and violence. Artists for Peace and the Environment got lost in the shuffle of the disorder that surrounded this, third Woodstock event.
Still, with the help and support of many, this collection of nearly 100 large paintings on 4’ x 8’ canvases caught the rising tide of warmth, peace, love and rock and roll of the original Woodstock Nation and all of the hallmark signature athems that were never associated with the ’99 theme — “Not  Your Parents Woodstock.”
 

Most folks having anything to do with that event distanced themselves right away from the festivals’ violence. Some people—like me—hung on to the concept of Love, Peace and Rock and Roll. Peace and the Environment never seemed like a bad idea which can go out of style. It was timeless.
Having committed myself to these works, I was able to show the images in several national and international events from ’99 -2005. Dieter Schneider of Nuremberg, Germany was a staunch supporter of the Woodstock Nation and hosted the canvases into Berlin, Nuremberg and Munich through 2006. In NY, we held a big party on the Intrepid Museum with the aid of Mary Asta. The canvases were exhibited at the Nassau Museum in Roslyn Harbor with Graham Nash flying in to sing a few tunes. Bobby Kennedy Jr. as a supporter and participating artist displayed selected works  at River Keeper events.  Harry  Wahab of the Stendhal Gallery was kind enough to host an event in 2,000 and Victor Forbes and myself exhibited these works at the Blue Poodle Gallery in 2004. I built a small website and the collection can be seen in it’s entirety at www.fineart magazine.com.
So why take a look now at this collection now? Because the theme is more relevant than ever. Michelle Estrick has become an acclaimed  film producer, Ron English, now a well noted politically active and collectable painter; Wavy Gravy, a cultural icon; Tico Torres, drummer of Bon Jovi and serious painter contributed a work, as did Lorraine Bracco of the Sopranos. These are just a fraction of the artists involved. Peace and the environment are more important than ever and the time has come for these works to stand alone as a viable and important artistic  statement related to today’s urgent cries for social change. There are no more pressing issues than peace and the environment. The war we wage as the US since 2001 has bankrupted our system. The environmental changes we see are real and we are on the precipice of not being able to stop a climatic shift which will make war seem remote as a problem.
Why is peace important as a principle? It matters little if there is a war taking place in Vietnam, Bosnia, or Iraq. People are slaughtered every day in fighting. Children, civilians, soldiers. Our  loved ones and theirs senselessly die every day. So peace is a good idea, yes?
The Sudan had the largest migration due to drought and war of any refugee nation until it was replaced by the Afghan refugee  migration into Pakistan this last year. War and drought still plague the planet.
Why the environment? It is because  fires burn in the western part of the United States, no longer as a phenomena of the Santa Ana Winds, known within the region as seasonally due in November. Brush fires occur for more than half the year now. The devastation has affected the resilience of the economy of California, which until the  recent fiscal debacle was the fifth largest in the world. California’s main source of irrigation water is expected to go dry this year for most of its growers due to drought, idling at least 60,000 workers and up to 1 million acres of farmland, federal officials and experts said.
Dust turns the sky of Sydney, Australia red, due to the largest dust bowl recorded on our planet. The cause? Prolonged regional drought. The Zoological Society of London and the Global Footprint Network also gave the following statistics: land species have declined by 25%, marine life by 28% and freshwater species by 29%. The rhythm of  our inter-relatedness as a species is the music we follow when we are not hearing sound. Every time one species is eliminated from the tree of life our internal sound diminishes. The musical chord is changed forever. Like a guitar string snapping, a richness is lost. Artists For Peace and the Environment uses necessary to be communicated as image, borrowing from and played out, in the background of the memory Woodstock Nation in the summer of ’99. The ideas are now in the foreground.  The art works called then and now to an end to war and assault on the environment.
Lack of conservation and pollution of our natural resources, land and water are now major general health and population concerns for all communities in all cultures. People go to war for lack of land, water, food and natural resources which sustain life and cultures. Between multiple wars and a continued lack of environmental concern, we are now forever propitiating the cycles of lack.  
The possibility that ideas as images may universally be understood in this collection of art   using iconic message, which travel fasted than the speed of light to make change happen was instituted in ’99. Graffiti artist Anthony Asutang, sculptors Steve Zaluski, and Bob Wade, painter/musicians known and unknown contributed to Artists for Peace and the Environment. All used image to dialogue the importance of the peace, love, rock and roll and Mother Earth. Through these images, they bridge and forge new forms of descriptive metaphor. The artists tackled and addressed the immense magnitude of the issues facing each person today. Peace and the Environment are timesless  canvases, messages form a simple fundamental universal language, as a collection,  for the now famous peace sign, the slogans of the “Woodstock Nation”  used art for 40 years  carry  over the message that “Now—more than ever—Peace  and the Environment go hand in hand." 

Phillips to Host the London 2022 Sovereign Art FoundationStudents Prize Finalists’ Exhibition.

 

Phillips to Host the London 2022 Sovereign Art FoundationStudents Prize Finalists’ Exhibition

 

On View in Phillips Berkeley Square Galleries Alongside New Now this December

 

Doll by Xi Yang, of Dulwich College

Courtesy of the artist and The Sovereign Art Foundation

 

LONDON – 17 November 2022 – Phillips is proud to partner with The Sovereign Art Foundation (SAF) this December to present the third edition of the The Sovereign Art Foundation Students Prize, London. Established in 2012, The Sovereign Art Foundation (SAF) Students Prize is an annual award designed to celebrate the importance of art in the education system and recognise the quality of artworks produced by secondary school students citywide. As official venue partner of The Sovereign Art Foundation (SAF) Students Prize, Phillips will host the 20 shortlisted artworks in a Finalists’ Exhibition at Phillips London headquarters at 30 Berkeley Square, where it will run alongside Phillips’ New Now auction preview from 1 – 8 December 2022.

 

Tamila Kerimova, Director, Senior Specialist, 20th Century & Contemporary Art, Phillips, said: “Phillips is delighted to partner with The Sovereign Art Foundation and honoured to host the London Students Prize Finalists’ exhibition for the third year in a row. The exhibition will run alongside our New Now auction which will feature a broad spectrum of cutting-edge contemporary works from both blue chip and emerging artists alike. The aim of our ongoing partnership with The Sovereign Art Foundation is to celebrate the importance of art in education and to support them in their endeavours to champion young artists. At Phillips, our goal is to discover and showcase exceptional works of art and part of that is recognising the tremendous significance and role we all must play in encouraging and supporting the next generation of artists as much as possible. As we saw in the exhibition last year, the students entering the competition produce the most extraordinary works of art, and their talents should be recognised and celebrated so they feel confident to continue to nurture their creativity. We look forward to welcoming visitors to view the Students Prize Finalists’ Exhibition alongside our New Now auction highlights in our galleries on Berkeley Square this December.”

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