British Art Show 8
24 June – 4 September 2016
Norwich University of the Arts and East GalleryNUA held British Art Show 8 across campus in conjunction with Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery.
The British Art Show is the biggest touring exhibition of contemporary art in the UK. Launched in 1979 and organised every five years by the Hayward Gallery as part of the Hayward Touring programme, the British Art Show is widely recognised as the most ambitious and influential exhibition of contemporary British art.
The British Art Show 8 was a free exhibition open to the public, NUA hosted a summer of free events, lectures and workshops to compliment the work on display.
Artists at British Art Show 8
| Åbäke | Melanie Gilligan | Eileen Simpson and Ben White | |
| Lawrence Abu Hamdan | Anthea Hamilton | Daniel Sinsel | |
| Caroline Achaintre | Will Holder | Cally Spooner | |
| John Akomfrah and Trevor Mathison | Alan Kane | Patrick Staff | |
| Aaron Angell | Mikhail Karikis | Imogen Stidworthy | |
| Pablo Bronstein | Linder | Hayley Tompkins | |
| Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin | Rachel Maclean | Troy Town Art Pottery | |
| Andrea Büttner | Ahmet Öğüt | Jessica Warboys | |
| Alexandre da Cunha | Yuri Pattison | Stuart Whipps | |
| Nicolas Deshayes | Ciara Phillips | Bedwyr Williams | |
| Benedict Drew | Charlotte Prodger | Jesse Wine | |
| Simon Fujiwara | Laure Prouvost | Lynette Yiadom-Boakye | |
| Martino Gamper | Magali Reus | ||
| Ryan Gander | James Richards |
Bedwyr Williams at BAS8
Cast horse brass designs with Alan Kane
