75 Years of New Contemporaries

Christie’s is proud to present 75 Years of New Contemporaries, to honour and raise vital funds to support the next generation of UK-based emerging artists. In partnership with New Contemporaries, this exhibition features works generously donated by renowned contemporary artists, including their alumni. Artists include: Hurvin Anderson, Sarah Ball, Fiona Banner, Basil Beattie, Michael Craig-Martin, Andrew Cranston, Tracey Emin, Jadé Fadojutimi, Jake Grewal, Maggie Hambling, Tommy Harrison, John Hoyland (Estate), Sang Woo Kim, Sahara Longe, Raul Ortega Ayala, Emma Prempeh, Laure Prouvost, Abigail Reynolds, Anne Rothenstein, George Rouy, Veronica Ryan, Daniel Sinsel and Nana Wolke.

Founded in 1949 by artists and for artists, New Contemporaries champions emerging and early career artists, offering a transformative platform that fosters visibility, mentorship and professional development through a major national touring exhibition. This 75th anniversary marks a major milestone for the organisation, with a new artistic vision and a programme of new commissions, public programmes, artist residencies and research designed to create new possibilities for artists.

Featuring works by contemporary artists, this exhibition will be online from 12 June – 14 September, and on view at Christie’s London from 19–24 June.

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New Contemporaries (1988) Limited (registered in England with charity number 1013848) will receive a minimum amount of 80% of the sale price from each artwork included and sold in this exhibition.