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CCA Show 2022 – It Matters What Happens Next

This event took place on 13 May – 14 May 2022

Key details

Price

  • Free

Who could attend

  • Everyone

School, Centre or Area

Type

  • Exhibition

Also in the CCA Graduate Show 2022 series

It Matters What Happens Next considers the origins of care and the transition between states of ‘caring’ to being ‘cared for.

The events will take place from 13 to 14 May at Camden Art Centre, Arkwright Road, London, NW3 6DG.

Book here: Discussion and live performance, Friday 13 May, 7–9:30 pm

Book here: Drop-in workshop, Saturday 14 May, 12–4 pm

Echo Blue Ribbon

Image credit: Echo Blue Ribbon 7, giclee print, 2022, by Lucy Steggals

Working with residents from Spring Grove Care Home, neighbouring Camden Art Centre, artists Youngsook Choi and Eva Freemen explore themes of vulnerability, strength, resilience and institutional care. The resulting conversations, physical objects and images form part of a live performance and temporary installation by the two artists, alongside an events programme that reflects on the importance of everyday care in our contemporary world.

Artists and Contributors: Youngsook Choi and Eva Freemen, Lucy Steggals and The People Speak

Participants: Residents from Spring Grove Care Home

MA Curators: Pierce Eldridge, Chuhan Luo, Holly Pines, Yuwei Ren, Mohan Shao, Ruidi Sun and Yangjie Zhang

In partnership with Camden Art Centre, and supported by Arts Council England and Springdene Care Homes

Find out about all the CCA Graduate Shows

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In the series

Graduating students from MA Curating Contemporary Art present five final projects in collaboration with leading UK art organisations Camden Art Centre, Gasworks, LUX, Open Data Institute and Southwark Park Galleries.

A collage of overlapping landscapes from participants' home countries and Southwark

CCA Show 2022 – For us, to share

For us, to share explores ideas of home via food, spice, and the in-between space of translation with students from the Bosco Centre in Rotherhithe.

The event will run on Saturday 7 May at Southwark Park Galleries, 1 Park Approach, Southwark Park, London, SE16 2UA.
Grace Ndiritu - An Absolute River

CCA Show 2022 – Grace Ndiritu - An Absolute River

Grace Ndiritu - An Absolute River explores alternate subjectivities of time through moving image, live performance, workshops and text.

The event will run from 11 May to 16 July take place at LUX, Waterlow Park Centre, Dartmouth Park Hill, London, N19 5JF.
Between the Deep Blue project identity

CCA Show 2022 – Between the Deep Blue

Between the Deep Blue is a project inspired by Juha Pekka Matias Laakkonen’s work 'Framed Sea Cow' – a tribute to the extinct animal – and writer Alexis Pauline Gumbs’ book Undrowned (2020) which highlights the sea cow’s rebirth as a symbol of the ocean’s witnessing of traumatic experiences.

The event will run from 18 to 22 May at Gasworks, 155 Vauxhall Street, London, SE11 5RH.
AusBlau, The Butterfly Bridge

CCA Show 2022 – WaterWays

In May 2022, at Camley Street Natural Park, the curatorial project WaterWays will invite artists, students and citizen scientists to re-imagine the Regent's Canal ecosystem challenging the way we generate, collect and store environmental data.

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