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Locations
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Relationships
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This document is a newspaper article from circa 2010 about an art exhibition called 'New Sensations at the House of the Nobleman' in London. The exhibition, organized by the Saatchi Gallery and Channel 4, features work by 20 promising graduate artists alongside masterpieces by artists like Picasso and Warhol. The document contains no information related to Jeffrey Epstein, despite the user's prompt; its inclusion in an Epstein-related collection may be incidental, suggested by the 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028324' footer.
People (13)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Louise Jury | Chief Arts Correspondent |
Author of the newspaper article.
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| Pablo Picasso | Master Artist |
His work is exhibited alongside the graduates.
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| Andy Warhol | Master Artist |
His work is exhibited alongside the graduates.
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| Édouard Manet | Master Artist |
His work is exhibited alongside the graduates.
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| Auguste Rodin | Master Artist |
His work is exhibited alongside the graduates.
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| Paul Cézanne | Master Artist |
His work is exhibited alongside the graduates.
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| Charles Saatchi | Gallery Owner / Organizer |
Organized the New Sensations Prize through his gallery.
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| German Pablo Wendel | Graduate Artist |
Age 30, one of four graduates selected to receive a £1,000 bursary for his project.
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| Katie Surridge | Graduate Artist |
Age 25, one of the four graduates selected for a bursary.
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| Nika Neelova | Graduate Artist |
Russian, age 23, Slade School graduate, one of four selected for a bursary. Her artwork 'Principles Of Surrender' is ...
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| Ross M Brown | Graduate Artist |
Age 24, Slade School graduate currently studying in Dundee, one of four selected for a bursary. His artwork is 'St Pe...
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| Rebecca Wilson | Associate Director, Saatchi Gallery |
Quoted in the article about the quality of the artists' work and London's art scene.
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| Glenn Copus | Photographer |
Credited for the photographs in the article.
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Organizations (6)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Channel 4 |
Co-organizer of the New Sensations Prize.
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| Saatchi Gallery |
Co-organizer of the New Sensations Prize.
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| The House of the Nobleman |
Name of the exhibition where the artists' work is being shown.
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| Frieze Art Fair |
An art fair located near the exhibition venue.
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| Royal College of Art |
Staff from this college dismantled German Pablo Wendel's degree work due to a 'health and safety row'.
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| Slade School |
Art school from which Nika Neelova and Ross M Brown graduated.
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Timeline (1 events)
Circa 2010, running until a 'Wednesday'
The New Sensations Prize exhibition, part of 'The House of the Nobleman', showcasing work by 20 graduate artists alongside 60 masters.
2 Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, London
Locations (4)
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Location of the 18th-century mansion hosting the exhibition.
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Specific address of The House of the Nobleman exhibition.
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The city where the exhibition is held and where more than half of the graduate artists are based.
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City where artist Ross M Brown is studying.
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Relationships (3)
Co-organized the 'New Sensations Prize'.
Both are described as 'Slade School graduates'.
She is the associate director of the Saatchi Gallery.
Key Quotes (2)
"The 20 shortlisted artists have created a stunning range of work"Source
— Rebecca Wilson
(A quote from Rebecca Wilson, associate director of the Saatchi Gallery, commenting on the quality of the exhibition.)
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Quote #1
"London is still one of the best places to do a fine art degree and has that reputation across the world, as well as being one of the most vibrant centres for contemporary art"Source
— Rebecca Wilson
(A quote from Rebecca Wilson explaining London's importance in the art world.)
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Future art stars cause a New Sensation
Graduates' work is exhibited with masterpieces
Louise Jury
Chief Arts Correspondent
Chief Arts Correspondent
TWENTY artists hailed as stars of the future are getting the chance to show their work alongside that of 60 masters, from Picasso and Warhol to Manet, Rodin and Cézanne.
The 20 were chosen from hundreds of graduate students in the New Sensations Prize, a contest now in its fourth year, organised by Charles Saatchi's gallery and Channel 4.
Their work is part of The House of the Nobleman, an exhibition of art borrowed from international collections that is being staged in an 18th-century mansion in Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, a stone's throw from the Frieze Art Fair.
Four of the graduates were selected to receive £1,000 bursaries to develop a project for inclusion. They are: German Pablo Wendel, 30, whose degree work involved squatting in a derelict chip shop to which he built a staircase, later dismantled by Royal College of Art staff in a health and safety row; Katie Surridge, 25, and Russian Nika Neelova, 23, both Slade School graduates, and Ross M Brown, 24, who is still studying in Dundee. One of them will be named this year's overall winner on Monday and the exhibition runs until Wednesday.
Rebecca Wilson, associate director of the Saatchi Gallery, said: "The 20 shortlisted artists have created a stunning range of work, including photography, painting, installation and sculpture. The exhibition offers a wonderful opportunity to discover the bright stars of the future."
More than half of the graduate artists are based in the capital. "London is still one of the best places to do a fine art degree and has that reputation across the world, as well as being one of the most vibrant centres for contemporary art," Ms Wilson added.
The 20 were chosen from hundreds of graduate students in the New Sensations Prize, a contest now in its fourth year, organised by Charles Saatchi's gallery and Channel 4.
Their work is part of The House of the Nobleman, an exhibition of art borrowed from international collections that is being staged in an 18th-century mansion in Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, a stone's throw from the Frieze Art Fair.
Four of the graduates were selected to receive £1,000 bursaries to develop a project for inclusion. They are: German Pablo Wendel, 30, whose degree work involved squatting in a derelict chip shop to which he built a staircase, later dismantled by Royal College of Art staff in a health and safety row; Katie Surridge, 25, and Russian Nika Neelova, 23, both Slade School graduates, and Ross M Brown, 24, who is still studying in Dundee. One of them will be named this year's overall winner on Monday and the exhibition runs until Wednesday.
Rebecca Wilson, associate director of the Saatchi Gallery, said: "The 20 shortlisted artists have created a stunning range of work, including photography, painting, installation and sculpture. The exhibition offers a wonderful opportunity to discover the bright stars of the future."
More than half of the graduate artists are based in the capital. "London is still one of the best places to do a fine art degree and has that reputation across the world, as well as being one of the most vibrant centres for contemporary art," Ms Wilson added.
[Image Caption 1]
Promise: Nika Neelova's Principles Of Surrender, above, and St Peter's Seminary: Wilderness 2010 by Ross M Brown
Promise: Nika Neelova's Principles Of Surrender, above, and St Peter's Seminary: Wilderness 2010 by Ross M Brown
[Image Credit]
GLENN COPUS
GLENN COPUS
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'The 20 shortlisted artists have created a stunning range of work'
Rebecca Wilson
associate director, Saatchi Gallery
'The 20 shortlisted artists have created a stunning range of work'
Rebecca Wilson
associate director, Saatchi Gallery
[Information Box]
For more, log on to: cornwallterrace.co.uk/boswallhouse
For more, log on to: cornwallterrace.co.uk/boswallhouse
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New Sensations at the House of the Nobleman, 2 Cornwall Terrace, is open until Wednesday.
New Sensations at the House of the Nobleman, 2 Cornwall Terrace, is open until Wednesday.
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