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My current work involves physically altering (or appearing to alter) existing architecture in public and exhibition spaces. These architectural interventions are developed specifically for their location through research and site visits; responding to the architecture, history and current happenings in the area. Through this I create a...
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Jessie Brennan’s practice lies between drawing and participation, informed by the social history of places, and by a direct engagement with the individuals who occupy them. Central to her work is the exchange of local knowledge and personal experiences, memories, folklore and myths, between herself and the people within a particular place,...
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Graduating from Liverpool School of Art in 2005, I was a member of the Royal Standard 2006-8 and an in-house artist at the Bluecoat from 2008-10. I am currently studying an MA in Fine Art at Chelsea School of Art & Design 2010-11.
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The use of various methods, like travel, video, sound, choreography, performance and writing, sits in the expanded notion of my work – where new and obsolete technologies reflect one another as the analogue and digital swap places; modes of representation are questioned as they blend in each other or dissolve and reveal, or obscure,...
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Sally Waterman's interdisciplinary arts practice is concerned with the interpretation of literature into self-portraits. She creates poetic still and moving image works that explore issues of female subjectivity, memory and autobiography, drawing upon writers such as Henry James, Sylvia Plath and Virginia Woolf. Waterman re-invents the source...
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What breathes? (Reflections on the art of Clara S Rueprich by Jan Kuhlbrodt, 2004) In his late work written in the mid-seventies, Experimentum Mundi, Ernst Bloch describes nature simply as the outside, where there is an enigmatic breathing, with the question „what breathes?“ occupying an impersonal gap. The outside definitely...
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My work focuses on our built and social environment - planned societies and governed life, and the processes of urban planning driven by political and economic demands, whilst paying little regard to our needs and aspirations. Sculptural assemblages piece together fragments of everyday construction materials, handmade ceramic objects and...
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I am a London-based artist whose practice centres on the performative, employing live action, video and drawing. My recent work consists of investigations into the possibility of the divine. Creating collisions between deities and mythological characters from different cultural traditions, I explore the places where these overlap, and point to the...
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Kerry is an artist, composer and lecturer. He has lectured since 1985 at various colleges and universities in England and currently is a visiting lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire. As an artist and composer he works through digital media, installation, sound, music and drawing and has exhibited continuously since 1983 in Britain,...
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Plane wreckage falls from the sky after fifty years; enigmatic objects are found littering the earth; the cockpit is a riddle of dials impervious to interpretation. The drawings and objects here use a vocabulary of motifs: plane; bunker; tower; clearing; sky and sphere with materials that carry a weight of meaning such as ash, gold, lead,...
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Born in 1974, Ben Cove grew up in Manchester and currently lives and works in London. He graduated from Goldsmiths College, University of London with an MFA in 2008 having previously completed undergraduate degrees in Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam University in 2001 and Architecture at The University of Nottingham in 1995. Since 2001 he has...
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Leanne Bell Gonczarow considers narrative construction and suggestion in relation to time-based phenomena. A driving force of the practice is an exploration of light - as both subject and material.  During an MA in Book Arts an interest was developed in the book as a construct or site in which time can be highlighted and controlled through...
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I am an emerging UK based artist currently working in Brighton. I have produced work in several mediums including photography, sculpture, video, and live actions. My work has strong narrative element, evoking associations of place, time, and history. I aim to create a body of work which is at once intimate, yet widely felt by...
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Concepts Victoria Hall's work is a combination of an ethnographical and performative approach resulting in documented pieces using photography. In the present series of humorous and sophisticated restaging of famous British and European paintings from the 16th through to the 20th century, careful attention is paid to lavish costumes and grand...
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Concepts Victoria Hall's work is a combination of an ethnographical and performative approach resulting in documented pieces using photography. In the present series of humorous and sophisticated restaging of famous British and European paintings from the 16th through to the 20th century, careful attention is paid to lavish costumes and grand...
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I make work with a strong performative element shown in mediums of video, sound, installation and live performance. My works are often documents of choreographed and repetitive exercises between individuals. Exploring boundaries of communication, control and negotiation between people is one of my primary interests, and as such I sometimes...
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I met with Lucienne Cole on the 2nd May 2007 in a dark studio room in the heart of Birmingham, her current home. Lucienne and I shared a number of interests, the power of pop, the relationship between pop music and art, off-site interventions and art in social spaces. We had a lot to share, here are the highlights...This interview is available...
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I met with Lucienne Cole on the 2nd May 2007 in a dark studio room in the heart of Birmingham, her current home. Lucienne and I shared a number of interests, the power of pop, the relationship between pop music and art, off-site interventions and art in social spaces. We had a lot to share, here are the highlights...This interview is available...
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My practice is interdisciplinary, combining art and architecture to examine themes of history, identity and place. Much of my work is research based and site-specific, and evolves through a participatory process, which has developed from several years working in youth arts and participatory development. I am interested in creating work in public...
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My work finds it origin in British customs and folklore, yet mixes in references from global anthropology and current popular phenomena to re-examine the position and relevance of these traditions in today's society. One of my aims is to fabricate new mythology by abstraction of street theatre, carnival and disco cultures. To do this I am...
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My practice is about the act of looking at/observing our relationship with nature. I explore how the photographic image is utilised to create and project our collective experiences. Research into each activity I focus on is key to my methodology, informing the framework of the image and the connection of passage between works. The theme of...
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At the core it is ephemeral, collapsible, reducible and rotting. Even the Ideal is soluble, drifting in the wash and wearing smooth with the lunar pull. All is as this, so what is different here is acceptance. Or rather, to not create artifice, to accept the matter. Matter is unstable and constant and accepting it is the...
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My work attempts to make re-representations of structures and networks that through scale and complexity defy a singular visualisation. Iconic buildings, entire cities and geographical phenomena are presented as complete entities in sound, text and video works. Recent works have included installations, sound works and text pieces.
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Ingrid Berthon-Moine is a French artist currently living and working in London. Her practice employs a variety of media including video, photography, sculpture and text to examine themes relating to gender, technology and personal biography. Her work investigates sexuality and the human body as vehicles for questioning new forms of sexual...
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Sophio Medoidze was born in Georgia, she lives and works in London. She works with different media including film, video, photography and performance. Medoidze graduated from the University of the Arts, London with MFA in Photography, she holds BA in Film from the Institute of Theatre and Cinema, Georgia. Her background in film studies largely...
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How I situate and create an art-work continues to arise through an expanded notion of drawing. Rigor and speculation are those aspects that immediately play into the moment a body is poised into a space. This phase incorporates the slightest hint of a physicality, reflecting through a mark system, an engagement with surface as much as space...
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James R Ford is a British artist whose practice explores notions of repetition, pathos and idiocy; delving into the activities and influences of his childhood. His body of work consists of process based projects and investigations: ranging from inventing a new home based sport, to covering a Ford Capri in over 4,000 toy cars, to spending...
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Kathleen Herbert's work has encompassed sculpture, video and installation, investigating history and social politics through the details of individual experience and the everyday. She allows the viewer a glimpse of an intimate moment or object, which might at first appear to be rather ordinary. Her work draws on the conventions of documentary and...
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Much of my work is preoccupied with a search for identity, and an investigation into the breakdown of conventionalised forms of representation. Using the mediums of video and photography I try to deconstruct ways of looking at femininity, masculinity, and selfhood, and in the process question traditional boundaries of gender identity as well as...
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My practice encompasses painting, drawing, installation and occasional collaborations with other cultural agents. Much of my projects combine a certain precision and rigour with a sense of endless effort as if someone is attempting to make sense of the world by empirical study. I am interested in the parallel stories that can arise in our...
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Using a range of approaches and a variety of media, my work primarily focuses on the representation of the self; exploring issues such as identity, hyperconsciousness, multiplicity, self-image and the image repertoire. More recently I have expanded my practice to include installation and collage. My work has been exhibited throughout the UK and...
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Since graduating in 2002 Amy Feneck has worked with super 8 film and video to create spell-binding observational sketches. The films manifest the complexities of the medium in their play on documentary and fiction, on what is apparently real or choreographed. Drawn to places of communal activity such as the local ice rink or the swimming pool,...
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Tereza Buskova (b.1978, Prague) is a Czech artist who has been based in London after completing her Fine Art Printmaking MA at the Royal College of Art in 2007. Her intuitive practices capture and renew Czech folk traditions through a combination of film making, screen printing and performance. She has proudly developed collaborative creative...
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