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"You Are Here” was the first online exhibition organised the @katmapped collaborative. It opened mid November 2020 and ran until 12 December 2020.
Close to 400 submissions were received from artists around the world as part of this open call. We exhibit here the 50 artists selected for this inaugural show.
This exhibition explored how the c
"You Are Here” was the first online exhibition organised the @katmapped collaborative. It opened mid November 2020 and ran until 12 December 2020.
Close to 400 submissions were received from artists around the world as part of this open call. We exhibit here the 50 artists selected for this inaugural show.
This exhibition explored how the concept of maps and mapping, internal and external, has informed living artists works and thoughts.
To make this initiative accessible to all, there were no fees collected to enter the 'You Are Here' open call nor to participate in the exhibition: it was created by artists, for artists.
WHY NOW
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There is a stronger desire than ever for a way to share and find each other across the many divides that separate us, as these unprecedented times change how and where artists work, show their work, and what they are creating in this suddenly uncharted world.
The aim of this initiative is to promote living artists and to help encourage co
There is a stronger desire than ever for a way to share and find each other across the many divides that separate us, as these unprecedented times change how and where artists work, show their work, and what they are creating in this suddenly uncharted world.
The aim of this initiative is to promote living artists and to help encourage collaboration between artists. Here, geography and lockdowns will not constrain us.
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James Stewart, a Devon-based artist, and Kate Trafeli, a London-based artist, are the co-curators for @katmapped.
Our work on this initiative is based on a shared interest in collaborative art exhibitions and curation across all media among living artists. We are interested in making arts exhibitions more transparent and accessible for bo
James Stewart, a Devon-based artist, and Kate Trafeli, a London-based artist, are the co-curators for @katmapped.
Our work on this initiative is based on a shared interest in collaborative art exhibitions and curation across all media among living artists. We are interested in making arts exhibitions more transparent and accessible for both artists and viewers.
Working remotely and utilising a variety of methods, we have together created our first open call and exhibition for the end of 2020. Future Open Calls will take place in early 2021.