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A summer season of free graduate art and design
exhibitions from around the UK is to be exhibited at the Truman
Brewery on Brick Lane. The whole event will involve 25 Colleges,
31 exhibitions, 1500 students and 10,000 visitors. Free Range is
a Truman Foundation special project that seeks to support and facilitate
up and coming talent. Showcasing the work of art & design graduate
courses from all over the UK, the season of free exhibitions brings
the best of the nation's creative talent together under one roof,
in venues renowned for hosting cutting-edge events.
This second annual Free Range once again takes place
at The Old Truman Brewery in London's Brick Lane, an 11-acre commerce
and creative industries centre at the heart of London's vibrant
East End throughout June & July 2002. It has been initiated to not
only provide an outlet for the viewing and exhibiting of the work
in a traditional sense but to provide a platform for those exhibitors
involved and an efficient avenue for contacting those participants.
The organisers have every belief that Free Range will become the
premier recruiting ground for new creative talent. In addition to
the shows the organizers are further enhancing the season's exhibitors
by the introduction of the Free Range Awards.
Together with the support of our sponsors we are
sure that this year will be the start of a continued program to
not only exhibit the work but to provide what the organisers believe
will be invaluable post educational support and encouragement for
those exhibitors. The people behind Free Range hope that you will
find visiting, supporting or participating in the event rewarding
and look forward to another successful year of exhibitions at Free
Range 2003.
For a full list of the exhibit visit
www.free-range.org.uk
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