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Hayley Field

Woodbridge

I work both individually and as a collaborative with a focus on twentieth century women painters

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Jake Francis

Jake Francis

London/Brighton

Professional tosspot. Oh, and artist.

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Helen Dryden

Leeds

Visual artist, painting and drawing.

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David Lloyd

David Lloyd

Kidwelly

Public and private commissinons undertaken for site specific sculpted environmental sculptures and vissual arts.

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Jad Oakes

London

Interpretations of memory and time form the basis of Jad's work with an emphasis on using lens-based media as remnants of personal, cultural and collective memories.

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Gabrielle Hoad

Gabrielle Hoad

Exeter

Gabrielle Hoad makes photographs, objects, actions and site-responsive works, which may invite contributions from human and nonhuman collaborators.

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Andrew Pepper

Nottingham

Works with holography, projected light and installation to examine and manipulate unsupported marks.

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Marilyn Kyle

Marilyn Kyle

Caterham

MA Fine Art UAL (Wimbledon): working in installation, assemblage, sculpture, textiles, print

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Anna Flemming

London

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Axis web

Leeds

Axisweb is an arts charity based in Wakefield.

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Mary Fletcher

St Ives

My work Is my reactions as a contemporary Flaneur to my life as a woman in the twenty first century. It is rooted in personal experience, using a long practised ability to draw swiftly from observati

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nikkita morgan

Edinburgh

Mixed media textile artist

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delpha hudson

Penzance

Conceptual artist and feminist working between paint, sculpture, performance and ideas.

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Small Promethean Acts, by delpha hudson

Small Promethean Acts, 2018 - 2019

By delpha hudson

Gil Mualem-Doron

Brighton

Dr. Gil Mualem-Doron is a socially and politically engaged artist. He works in the media of photography, installations, performance and digital art.

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Judith Alder

Eastbourne

Judith Alder is a visual artist exploring life in "“extreme present,” a time in which it feels impossible to maintain pace with the present, never mind to chart the future."* *Hans Ulrich Obrist

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Olivia Punnett

Sheffield

Artist, Curator & Lecturer

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Harriet Hill

London

Harriet creates sculpture and site-specific installations often through spatial drawing. Her work humorously challenges the world we inhabit.

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Amanda Chambers

Bristol

British multi-disciplinary artist.

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Armistice Day, by Amanda Chambers

Armistice Day, 2018

By Amanda Chambers

Milksnatcher, by Amanda Chambers

Milksnatcher, 2018

By Amanda Chambers

Annabel MacIver

Luton/Dunstable

Painter, printmaker, sculptor, poet. The object often informs because history attaches itself, so I look at the meaning, place in time, future, and particularly, I consider the emotions attached.

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To the dust II, by Annabel MacIver

To the dust II, 2018

By Annabel MacIver

Kate Haywood

Cardiff

Kate is an artist based in Cardiff. Notable awards include the Fenton Arts Trust Scholarship, the Future Lights International Ceramics Competition.

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Will Teather

Norwich

"Very clever... and beautiful." BBC News "Teather's works frequently wrenches us back and forth through time and style." Neil Powell, writer for Wall Street International

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