Moich Abrahams

Moich enjoys combining spontaneity and playfulness with exploring deeper aspects of the unconscious. He is fascinated with both unwrapping the mysterious and reinventing child-like expressiveness. Central to this process is the art of ‘letting go’.

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Ade Adesina

Ade Adesina, born in Nigeria, is an artist currently living and working in Aberdeen, Scotland. Ade previously studied printmaking at Grays School of Art, Aberdeen. He was elected as a Royal Scottish Academician in 2017 and a member of the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Arts, also in 2017.

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Bryan Benge

My current working practice is informed by an investigation into the use of LTM (Long Term Memory), particularly episodic memory/ schemata that refer to specific events in time (autobiographical).

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Paul Bonomini

Paul Bonomini is a British sculptor. He was born, lives and works in London, UK. He is an elected and active member of the Royal Society of sculptors (MRSS). 

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Sir Frank Bowling OBE RA

Art should treat of life, pathologising; pictures must give balm in a manner that no other man made substance can, inhabiting and leading the viewer into the spirit world, a world wherein we meet the ancestors.

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Mary Branson

Using familiar objects and materials, and experimenting with scale, light, colour, and multiplicity, I want to form new environments that are stimulating, playful, and questioning art in the space it inhabits.

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Ece Clarke

My work is broad in scope – painting, sculpture and etching – and I use a wide range of media, including oil and acrylic, bitumen and shellac in my paintings.

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Robert Clarke

Born in London in 1947, Robert Clarke trained at Ravensbourne College of Art and Design, B A and Post Graduate Painting , Chelsea school of Art MA.

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