Emma Neuberg has been awarded the Lincoln City Fellowship, USA, for the development of new, large-scale artworks. The works will be immersive pieces printed on paper for a total work of art environment.
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Emma Neuberg has been awarded the Lincoln City Fellowship, USA, for the development of new, large-scale artworks. The works will be immersive pieces printed on paper for a total work of art environment.
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Emma Neuberg’s plastic paintings on show at The Triangle Gallery at Chelsea College of Art in London.
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We’re excited to present Emma Neuberg’s Rudolf Nureyev quilt at the Tate Modern in June 2025 as part of the collection of UK AIDS Quilts. These quilts were made between 1989 and 1996 to commemorate friends, lovers and family members who passed away from an AIDS related illness during this time. The show is initiated by Charlie Porter and curated by Elliot Gibbons.
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Emma Neuberg is interviewed by Alex Flowers, the Director of Digital Programmes at the V&A Museum in Kensington, about her animated artworks for the V&A website and teaching programme.
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Emma Neuberg’s volumeric tapestry, Drapes, is seen here in its first iteration at the Mirror Gallery in Plymouth, UK..
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A new exhibition of Drapes in its latest iteration at The Forge Gallery at Craft Central UK in east London.
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Emma’s Billboard Skirts were a series of six skirt-shaped pieces addressing myth, monoculture, feminism and consumerism. Pictured here is Barbie Goes Shopping, polythene and cotton, 110cm x 70cm, 2007.
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Emma Neuberg’s latest solo show with Brookfield Arts & Culture opens at Aldgate Tower in east London.
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Sir Grayson Perry, Donald Smith, Amy Jayne Hughes and Cherie Silver select Emma Neuberg’s painting
for The Democratic Dish, a new public project with ChelseaSpace.
Emma Neuberg celebrates ten years lecturing in Digital Pattern & Decoration in Art & Design at the V&A.
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Arts Council England generously awards Emma Neuberg a Developing Your Creative Practice grant for her new project Painting into Textiles.
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We’re thrilled to announce that after a productive time on the Artist Residency OTIS Summer Program 2019 in Los Angeles, Emma Neuberg has produced a new series of painting sculptures
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You’re invited to Emma Neuberg’s new show, Shields, in her studio at Textiles Hub London, north London.
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Emma is excited to present her new Digital Pattern Art & Design workshops at the V&A for the upcoming season.
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Emma enjoys nomadic studios in Europe and the US where she explores different painting cultures and landscapes.
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Emma Neuberg is excited to open the Fine Art season at 99 Bishopsgate, east London, with a new installation of tapestries.
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Mirror Gallery celebrates the first installation of Emma’s Drapes, measuring 11.5 x 13 x 16 feet (3.5m x 4m x 5m) as part of its textiles season celebrating artists who work with fabric.
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Emma Neuberg’s solo show at Mirror Gallery presents new works based on grid formations, modularizations and repeating patterns.
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Emma Neuberg will be in conversation with Neringa Dastoor for the London Festival of Architecture taking place at CASS ART this summer.
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Emma gives her Shadow Fabric Artist Talk alongside her solo show programme at Plymouth College of Art & Design, in the UK.
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Emma Neuberg is excited to present the next V&A Friday Late for the blockbuster exhibition The Fabric of India with The People’s Print!
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Emma delivers an exciting design collaboration with Samsung and Autodesk at the V&A Museum in Kensington!
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Emma is excited to present her new Digital Pattern & Decoration Art & Design workshops at Queen Elizabeth I’s former residence Somerset House!
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Emma shows in The Geometrics, the new London group show that she co-curated with Daisy McMullan at Kingsgate Gallery.
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Emma Neuberg shows in Surface at Chelsea FutureSpace, London, with Brian Chalkley, Edward Cotteril, Vanessa Hodgkinson, Charlotte Jonerheim, Sanghyun Kim, Kangwook Lee and Mohammad Namazi.
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Emma Neuberg’s triptychs created during her Artist in Residency at Chelsea College of Art are exhibited at the Young Master’s Art Prize show in west London.
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Emma exhibits new animated paintings and wall pieces in Detours show next month at Wimbledon Space, London.
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Emma Neuberg is excited to present new Pattern & Decoration Art & Design workshops with The People’s Print at the V&A in Kensington.
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Emma Neuberg’s ‘Welcome to the New Improved Swissland’ textile piece is one of several on show at the Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World in Exeter.
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The V&A launches a new book on plastics with a chapter dedicated to Emma Neuberg’s work.
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Emma is happy to make the cover story for the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining Spring 2008 magazine!
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Emma Neuberg is in the new group show Eco Style curated by Rebecca Earley opening at the Crafts Council UK in north London.
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Seminal works by members of the Textile Futures Research Group at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, in March 2007.
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Emma Neuberg’s Blossom Capes are in the touring exhibition, Well-Fashioned – Eco Style in the UK, at the City Gallery Leceister, curated by Rebecca Earley. The show ran 15th July to 26th August 2006. Pictured is Blossom Cape, Emma Neuberg, watercolour and gold foil on rayon and PEVA, 40cm x 70cm, 2006. Photo by Emma Neuberg,…
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The British Council’s selection of Royal College of Art graduates includes Emma Neuberg for its next touring exhibition.
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Emma Neuberg is excited to formally receive her doctorate from the Royal College Convocation Board!
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Emma Neuberg is excited to present her first collection of doctoral studio works at the Royal College of Art 2000 graduation show.
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Emma Neuberg is excited to present her holographic printed works at the Science Museum in London.
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Emma Neuberg is excited to present her first work-in-progress show at the Royal College of Art.
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