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Jackie Anderson
In her work, Jackie Anderson dispenses with the traditional relationship in portraiture between the artist and the subject - her subjects are caught unaware, absorbed in their own thoughts.
A - N Magazine April 2007.
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Nathan Ford
“Out of the studio I very rarely lose control, but inside the paintings I am on a knife edge between control and oblivion”. Nathan Ford.
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Anna Gillespie
Anna Gillespie's sculpture uses materials as diverse as bark, acorns, found steel and bronze, and expresses a very personal response to the natural environment.
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Alex Kanevsky
Alex Kanevsky holds a firm belief that paintings should speak for themselves. Any verbal communication on the subject is inadequate by definition and should be avoided at all cost as it may be misleading.
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Chris May
"Chris May's paintings and drawings are based almost exclusively upon isolated heads and figures. He remains continually fascinated with exploring / exploiting the endless possibilities and qualities of paint and charcoal."
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Annabelle Nicoll
The Landscape represents a metaphor for Annabelle Nicoll’s inner world as she strives to convey her connection between land and emotion through the photographic image.
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