Emma Neuberg – EMMA NEUBERG

IN THE FORGE

We’re excited to present Emma Neuberg’s latest iteration of Drapes at Craft Central UK in East London

IN THE CUBE

Emma Neuberg’s textile piece Drapes is seen in its first iteration at Plymouth Gallery in 2016.

LINCOLN CITY FELLOW 2020 & 2021

We’re delighted to announce that Emma Neuberg has been generously awarded a Lincoln City Fellowship for the development of new, large-scale artworks. The works will be immersive pieces printed on paper and virtually for a total work of art environment.

IN THE TOWER

We’re excited to announce that Emma Neuberg’s latest solo show opens Summer 2018 at Aldgate Tower in East London, UK.

WITH CHELSEA SPACE

Grayson Perry, Donald Smith, Amy Jayne Hughes and Cherie Silver select Emma Neuberg’s painting, Cloud Buds, for their new public project The Democratic Dish.

10 YEARS AT THE V&A

Emma Neuberg is delighted and honored to celebrate ten years at the V&A.

WITH ACE

We’re delighted to announce that Arts Council England generously awarded Emma Neuberg an ACE DYCP grant for her project Painting into Textiles.

AT OPEN STUDIOS

We’re excited to invite you to view Emma Neuberg’s new paintings, Shields, in an exclusive at her studio, Textiles Hub London.

AT THE V&A

Emma Neuberg is excited to present her new Digital Art & Design workshops at the V&A.

IN THE STUDIO

Emma Neuberg has different locations in the world where she enjoys working particularly in Europe and the US where she has personal connection.

WITH BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES

Emma Neuberg is excited to open the Fine Art season at 99 Bishopsgate, East London, with a new installation of Drapes.

IN THE GALLERY

Plymouth Gallery celebrates the first installation of Drapes, measuring 11.5 x 13 x 16 feet (3.5m x 4m x 5m) in its latest series of exhibitions celebrating artists who work with fabric.

IN THE GEOMETRICS

Emma Neuberg’s solo show at Plymouth Gallery presents a range of new works based on grid formations and repeating patterns.

AT LONDON FESTIVAL OF ARCHITECTURE

Emma Neuberg talks about her work with artist Neringa Dastoor at the London Festival of Architecture this summer.

AT THE PODIUM

Emma Neuberg gives her Shadow Fabric Artist Talk to a full house at Plymouth College of Art & Design.

AT FRIDAY LATE

Emma Neuberg is excited to present the next V&A Friday Late with The People’s Print!

AT V&A.COM

Alex Flowers, Director of Digital Programmes at the V&A Museum, interviews Emma Neuberg about her animated artworks for the V&A Online.

AT THE V&A WITH SAMSUNG & AUTODESK

Emma Neuberg delivers an exciting collaboration with the V&A Museum and Samsung with the Autodesk Sketchbook app.

AT SOMERSET HOUSE

Emma Neuberg is excited to present her new Digital Art & Design workshops with The People’s Print at Somerset House, the former residence of Queen Elizabeth I!

AT KINGSGATE GALLERY

Emma Neuberg shows in the new London group exhibition The Geometrics that she co-curated with Daisy McMullan

AT CHELSEA FUTURESPACE

Emma Neuberg shows in SURFACE at Chelsea FutureSpace, London, alongside Brian Chalkley, Edward Cotteril, Vanessa Hodgkinson, Charlotte Jonerheim, Sanghyun Kim, Kangwook Lee and Mohammad Namazi.

AT YOUNG MASTERS’ ART PRIZE

Emma Neuberg’s triptychs that she created while Artist in Residence at Chelsea College of Arts are exhibited at the Young Master’s Art Prize in London

AT WIMBLEDON SPACE

Emma Neuberg exhibits four animations and four wall pieces in the Detours show at Wimbledon Space in London.

POSTMODERNISM AT VAM!

Emma Neuberg is excited to present new workshops with The People’s Print at the V&A in London.

IN V&A BOOK

We’re delighted to announce that a chapter on Emma Neuberg’s work is featured in a new V&A book

AT THE INSTITUTE OF MATERIALS

Emma Neuberg is excited to be the cover story at MADE the magazine of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.

AT THE TRIANGLE GALLERY

Emma Neuberg’s print sculptures to go on show at the Triangle Gallery at Chelsea College of Arts in London.

AT CRAFTS COUNCIL UK

Emma Neuberg is in the new group show opening at the Crafts Council UK in London.

AT THE ICA

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.