21 Artists London final exhibition

21 Artists: London opens its final exhibition on Tuesday May 21^st.The exhibition is the result of 21 days of work by innovative and socially-driven artists, coming from a wide range of disciplines, cultures and ages, who have being creating and displaying their work throughout an empty courthouse building in 3Space’s Blackfriars Hub, at 58 Victoria Embankment. The event, which will take place from 6 to 10 pm, is free and open to the general public.

 21 Artists: London has been running from April 29 and will continue until May 21^st. The project was made in collaboration with 3Space and facilitated by Meg Peterson (the artist in-residence). The artists: dancers, musicians, performance artists, poets, painters, illustrators, architects and culinary artists will be featured in the space during the 21 days of the project to showcase their creative process while making their artwork. Visitors are invited to come in, enjoy the space and even in some cases, take part in the creative process with each artist. Meg Peterson said: “the project provides artists across the city an opportunity to broaden their network, make art and collaborate outside of their comfort zones in the space. Its aim is celebrating artists while bringing the arts to an unused space, engaging the public and local community groups, beautifying the internal environment and promoting the arts across the city”.

 The 21 Artists project will be documented through a combination of interviews, videos, photographs and artistic renderings. Artists will be paired together to create work in addition to work made by the artist-in-residence. Filmmaker Pablo Robertson said: "I really love how '21 Artists' brings people together in a free space to express themselves and interact with each other through different mediums. I've been shooting footage for my project for the final exhibition and it has been an inspiring experience thus far". All the work made in the space will be displayed on the May 21^st exhibition.