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Paul Mellor
Location: Merseyside, United Kingdom
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Report this?I studied fine art (Painting) at Wimbledon School of Art 1970-73 and have continued to make and exhibit work since then. Since finishing college, I have worked continuously in art organisations as a curator and Director and also as an arts lecturer in higher education.
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Sarah Dixon
Location: Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
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Report this?Based in Stroud, Gloucestershire, Sarah Dixon is a socially-engaged conceptual artist using a broad range of media to create participatory works. She has a particular interest in invisible rituals - how we use them in institutional and everyday settings, and how we can playfully reconstruct them to serve us. She is a founder member with Sharon Bennett of The Women's Art Activation System (WAAS)
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Jana Bareham
Location: South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?Jana Bareham is a printmaker working with mokuhanga, the traditional Japanese woodblock printing method that uses hand-carved woodblocks, watercolours, washi paper, and a bamboo baren. Rooted in natural materials and slow, tactile processes, her work reflects a deep respect for ecology and craftsmanship.
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Katia Berezovskaya
Location: Greater London, United Kingdom
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Report this?I am a sculptor based in London with a background in economics (BA, St Catherine’s College, University of Cambridge). A long-standing interest in the arts led me to pursue further studies including a History of Art course at Sotheby’s Institute of Art, painting courses at Heatherley’s School of Fine Art and the Royal College of Art, and a Sculpture Diploma followed by a Post-Diploma at Heatherley’
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Katie Holland
Location: Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?I am a multidisciplinary maker and printmaker creating a personal field record of the landscape. Influenced by old herbals and the graphic language of historical woodcuts, my work captures the wild things of liminal spaces. I merge foraged inspiration with disciplined craft to create leaf-printed leather journals, botanical relief prints, and sculptural accordion artist books.
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kane stonestreet
Location: London, United Kingdom
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Report this?kane stonestreet is known as a cryer, a lover and a pure spiral. They long to scream for you again. Their work explores how drastically disappointing (their / this / all) gender is. They are a fag dyke. Playful meandering has given way to lubing up and slipping in. stonestreet finds joy in queer sibling-hood, radical softness and the sparks from angle grinders.
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Jenny Marshall
Location: Leicestershire, United Kingdom
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Report this?Based in the UK East Midlands, I became a full time artist in 2019. Semi abstract in nature, my work combines a fine art background and a long held fascination with wood in all forms. Sustainability underpins my practice; resource management and contributing to art communities is very important to me. I consistently exhibit in UK galleries and have collectors across the UK, Europe and US.
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JerryKanart
Location: West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?“As a designer, you are always drawing and visualising” “Many designers are frustrated artists. So, its time to put pen to paper.” He is not stuck to one medium. He uses multiple techniques to produce the visual image he’s looking for. My influences are Colour, perspective, geometry, and the distortion of the image.
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Sean Williams
Location: South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?I am a painter and curator based at Bloc Studios in Sheffield. My paintings are made in an adapted pointillist style using acrylic on board. The majority of my subjects lie on the periphery of suburbia – sheds, unusual constructions and isolated buildings under repair – these interest me because they could stand as metaphors for the process of constructing the painting itself.
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Liz Foster
Location: North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?My practice is one of continuous transition & evolution. My current paintings explore ideas around the passing of time; the repetitive brush marks act as a visual representation of transience - counting out moments one by one. By repeating & building layers of marks, they create a pattern. The pattern, in turn, forms rhythmic motifs and forms that can be read as macro or micro views of the world.
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