Each Future Artists Programme is delivered by a different artist who shares their distinct practice. This makes each programme unique and means that no two programmes are the same. The Future Artists Programme – October 2024 will be led by Raheel Khan.
Raheel Khan is an artist and musician exploring the interstices of sound, text, installation and performance. Originally a student of Economics, Khan has moved towards an artistic practice that observes the effects of transnationalism, cultural infrastructures & vacant policy, often finding language through subject & material. Current research explores the cyclical nature of time & promise through a compositional framework he describes as machine, devotion and the acoustic.
Khan was recently awarded the Almacantar studio residency & bursary for his MFA degree show at Goldsmiths in 2024, as well as the Lisson Gallery and Aziz Foundation scholarships to start his MFA in 2022.
Selected exhibitions include Longsight Community Art Space, Manchester (2024), Deptford X, London (2023) Ovada Gallery, Oxford (2023), Manchester Art Gallery, Manchester (2022), Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, Edinburgh (2022), FACT, Liverpool (2021). Selected performances and talks have taken place at Cromwell Place, London (2024), Ormside Projects, London (2024), University of Bergen, Norway (2024) Audiograft Festival, Oxford (2023), Attenborough Centre for Contemporary Art, Brighton (2023), Whitechapel Gallery, London (2022), Tramway Gallery, Glasgow (2021), Manchester International Festival, Manchester (2021).
Upcoming exhibitions, workshops, residencies and projects are with Somerset House, London (2024), Lisson Gallery, London (2024), Bomb Factory Art Foundation, London (2024), Palmer Gallery, London (2024), Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham (2025), New Art Exchange, Nottingham (2025), Goldsmiths MFA, London (2025)
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