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'I’m interested in self perpetuity and relentlessness; the broken record with a repetitive sensibility. It’s a selfish indulgence to crack the ‘same old joke’ that was perhaps never really funny in the first place. I find it gratifying to blur the border between humour and sincerity, and to recycle a pun doggedly; devoid of...
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My ongoing work reflects my evolving practice working across various media and contexts through installation, three dimensional form and site-specific works. A broad materials based background and artistic vocabulary which embraces photography, film and soundworks form the basis of my hybrid practice. Current works address the interplay...
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Townley and Bradby make interventions, performance walks and artists' books. Townley and Bradby's practice explores the routines and rituals of urban public spaces. By carefully combining place, action and props, they feel for the bounds of what is permissible, or for the level at which an intervention ceases to be invisible and rises into the...
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Currently, my work uses the media of painting, drawing and photography. With an initial training in painting I moved onto photography as the only medium for several years. During that time I developed an extensive body of work which was eventually exhibited primarily in London, with most prominent shows at the Museum of London and the South...
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Christina’s research based practice focuses on areas of land that can be found along the peripheries of our towns and cities, within the spaces aptly named by geographer Marion Shoard as the Edgelands and described by Paul Farley and Michael Symmons Roberts in their recent book of that name, as a kind of no-mans land, a debatable zone, that...
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Concepts 'I teach technique led, explorative art as a means of empowering and inspiring children. By demonstrating how they can explore their thoughts and emotions through art, and then demonstrating how those artworks can be used to permanent effect in the school/wider community - this can be a permanent sculpture, garden design,...
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Part photograph, part painting, Rosie’s work shows glimpses of realities that slip in and out of focus and deceive the eye. Her work also makes reference to the powerful dialogue between nature, the city and the individual. Floating tower blocks seem sure to crumble at their foundations, symbolising the financial collapse and the fragmentation of...
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Concepts/themes/ideasGrowth in preparation and focus but not 'thinking' about it. Remembering dreams. The word happiness. Processes and techniquesI am currently focusing on creative writing and Kathak dance in which I have been training for the past three years. I also work part-time as an events organiser and...
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Emily Cole deals with the urban and rural 'familiar': views half seen from the interior of a train carriage or through the rear window of a car. Documenting the random nature of the road trip, she ventures to capture a certain unromantic reality, a perspective on the commonplace architecture and landscapes she passes through. Cole works from...
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