Meiso Lai exhibition
Encompassing an array of techniques both modern and traditional, this selection of work by Meiso Lai perfectly illustrates the artist’s passion for nature. Whether capturing brilliant reflections on camera, or creating them herself with twisted and stained glass, light and shadow are often the focal points of these pieces. Add to this the global scope of settings and subjects, and the result is an assortment of inimitable and esoteric work that is sometimes abstract but always relatable.
Read More »Sabrina Osborne
Sabrina works mainly with video, installation, photography and mixed media assemblage. She moved to London in 2007. Since then dislocation…
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Isa Levy
Isa Levy lives in Highgate, London. The passionate and primal energy of her paintings has attracted collectors from the USA, Finland, France, Italy and her native homeland, Cardiff.
Read More »Sandra Turnbull
No Large Labels Please… It’s important, sensing the holes in the brain… the spread of creativity… keeping the portals open… feeding the back end to fill up the reservoirs… Art is the food for passion…
Read More »Mark Oliver
Mark Oliver is a London based artist and illustrator. He produces drawings, prints and sculpture in response to both commissioned and self initiated research.
Read More »Natalie Thakur
Natalie Thakur is a leather designer of unique and quirky gifts and accessories based in London. Using the highest quality leathers, Natalie designs and currently handcrafts all her functional designs from purses, wallets and bags under her label Natthakur London.
Read More »Sirpa Pajunen-Moghissi
At the heart of the creative process behind Sirpa Pajunen-Moghissi’s paintings are photographs from old family albums, taken at parties thrown in the family home some forty years ago.
Read More »Robert Goldstein
I take photographs of People going about their daily lives. That’s what I do, nothing complicated.
Read More »Bernard Swift exhibition
Collage Arts and Karamel are pleased to be kicking off this year’s series of exhibitions with a selection of works by Bernard Swift. An artist whose style is instantly recognisable but ever difficult to categorise, Bernard’s work contains echoes of bawdy seaside postcards, imposing soviet propaganda posters, and magnificent stained glass friezes, with an occasional loving yet sarcastic nod to the classics of the old masters.
Read More »Harma Op’t Holt
Stones and their colours have been my passion for as long as I can remember, the more unusual the stone the better.
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