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.
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Penny Elder’s work is of a semi-abstract nature, often based on landscapes in her head as memories of the Scottish countryside and travels abroad.
Read More »Richard Peacock
I am a printmaker. I make limited edition screenprints, woodcuts and etchings. There are two main themes to my work. The first concerns abstraction. The second concerns text.
Read More »Studio 306 Collective
The Studio offers a creative space for people who are recovering from mental illness. Working in this environment empowers them to rediscover forgotten skills, to develop new ones with increased confidence and motivation, leading to achievement and fulfilment.
Read More »Judith Fairlie
My imagination has played with memory, landscape, gardens and sculpture – and I have a series of works using these themes. As often with memory and art, history and childhood weave in and out. I incorporate memory, sensations, emotions and story.
Read More »Paul Berry
Throughout his time as a practising artist he has been involved in an experimental, conceptual approach to his work. From an early stage he adopted different modes of production as appropriate to his ideas.
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