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Ebenezer Agboola – Profile
Modern art frequently uses photography as a means of aesthetic expression that combines the photographic camera’s technological capabilities. Ebenezer Agboola was born and bred in Nigeria, where he lived before moving to the Uk. Agboola uses the camera as both a tool...
Shelley Dyer Gibbins
Living in Somerset and trained initially as a graphic designer, Shelley worked in London, Bristol and Bath for over 20 years. She’s now an artist and printmaker, mainly specialising in linocut printmaking as well as an artist in schools throughout the southwest of...
Namrata Bhatter
Namrata Bhatter is a visual artist from India with a MA in Visual Communication Design from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, London, UK and a BA in Graphic Design from the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India. An enthusiastic plantsman, her...
Agnes Gomori – Q&A
Agnes Gomori is a British-Hungarian multimedia artist based in London, UK. She's a channel for the higher realms, and her deep connection with the divine source, nature, and her ancestors inspires her visionary, intuitive art. Gomori is a multidisciplinary artist...
James Caley – Q&A
James Caley is a multi-disciplinary artist working in the fields of experimental poetry, music and painting. To date he has three published collections of poetry; CityBeating and Other Poems, 4 Steps From The Wire ( residing in the National Poetry Library ) and...
Marlene Jorge – Q&A
Marlene Jorge was born in Santiago, Dominican Republic in 1974, she is a neurodivergent, autodidact, a pop surrealist artist who addresses unconsciousness in its true nature. Jorge offers a unique version of liberated unconsciousness. Her style is best known for its...
Mark Brereton
Mark Brereton was born and raised in the ceramic city of Stoke-on-Trent, UK, in the late seventies. He is a photographic artist that creates photo-illustrative artworks, with an abstract style. Brereton has a strong passion for dramatic visuals often inspired by...
Susie Hamilton – Q&A
Susie Hamilton studied painting at St Martins School of Art and Byam Shaw School of Art in London (now Central St. Martins, University of the Arts London) before reading English Literature at Birkbeck, University of London. Her paintings are held in public and private...
Gosha Karpowicz – Q&A
Gosha Karpowicz grew up observing changes of light and colour in the forests, meadows, sky and the sea in the land of Poland. Her father was a professor of agriculture and her mother was an art and art history teacher. Karpowicz first came to painting as a biologist,...
Shumaiya Khan – Q&A
Shumaiya Khan is a painter, writer and creative. Born in Bradford, West Yorkshire to an immigrant south Asian family, before moving to London to pursue higher education where she resides to this day. Khan comes from a design-led background, earning her degree in...
Skye Cormier – Q&A
Skye Cormier is a self-taught artist who explores communication and self-expression through primarily the abstract as well as the representational. Predominantly utilizing acrylics, spray paint, and photography, they try to capture traditionally tabooed and othered...
Shane Wimbledon – Q&A
Shane Wimbledon is an illustrator and fine artist, his art is based on human functions especially those of the mind and mental health, his practice is both emotional and scientific, autobiographical as well as informative to those in similar situations. The materials...
Ziesook You -Q&A
Ziesook You has been experimenting with a variety of genres such as photography, video, installation, and painting. She portrays her surroundings and daily life in a bold, unaffected video language. Her pieces include the video diary of her family using time flowing...
Akshita Gandhi – A Love Letter
Akshita Gandhi (India, 1988) is a Mumbai-based photographer and multimedia artist. Gandhi manipulates her images by painting over them, working digitally with repetition and distortion, and collaging to study obscurity/perceptibility and construction/deconstruction,...
CJ Hendry – Epilogue
Cj Hendry (b.1988) is a New York-based artist originally from Brisbane, Australia. Globally renowned for her large-scale, photo-realistic drawings of consumer goods and immense, interactive exhibitions, she has developed a dedicated following through her unique blend...
Megan Sharkey – Q&A
Megan Sharkey's work explores human experience expressed through textile making. She uses hand-stitch, paint and fabric manipulation, creating textile artworks from an intimate scale to larger installation works. Starkey works on a range of found, gathered and sourced...
Kimberly J Randall – Place and Past
American-born artist, Kimberly J Randall uses colour and texture to portray a captivating sense of depth, movement and atmosphere in her latest collection of paintings, Lost Landscapes. By doing so her work embodies an ephemeral ambience and mood that references...
Ann Coomber – Q&A
Brought up in the relative flatlands of Essex, Ann Coomber is a sculptor, now living and working in the remote, mountainous Scottish Highlands, near to the Isle of Skye. Self-taught, she came to creating sculpture late in life, after a career in administration. Ann...