We love the work of Lucie Bennett. Here’s a little about her…

“Bennett explores female sexuality and identity in her work. In her latest series, the body appears to be in the process of transformation or […]

We love the work of John Stark. Here’s a little about John…

“My practice attempts to trace how myths and legends have been used to make sense of the world and understand human nature through metaphysical […]

We love the work of Emma Bennett. Here’s a little about her, from Emma’s press release from Charlie Smith London Ltd…

“Drawing on her previous paintings of still life elements set against expansive […]

We love the work of Andrew Litten. Here’s a little about Andrew…

“Born 1970, Aylesbury. Since 2001 living and working in Cornwall. Exhibited regularly with Dick the Dog and Goldfish in Penzance. Group […]

We love the work of Jeong Ji Hyun.

We love the work of Moon Beom. And what a name! Here’s a little about Moon…

“Moon Beom is an artist whose works ably transform both the traditional and the modern. At once creating sculptures that speak […]

We love the work of Noel Myles. Here’s a little about Noel…

“Throughout Noel Myles’s work there is a consistent aim to extend the still photographic image beyond the single moment and the static […]

Zoë Darlington has an eye for a great lamp. It takes a special character to create such witty, yet truly beautiful pieces of functional, contemporary furniture – and Zoë has nailed it. It’s been a pleasure to talk […]

We love Hannah Davies‘ work. Here’s what she says…

“Hannah Davies was born in 1980, in Cambridge. After completing her Art foundation there, she moved to Cornwall where she did a BA (hons) in Fine Art at […]

We love Doug Eaton‘s work. Here’s what he says…

“I think I’ve always been interested in what paint does and hopefully have applied it in as many different ways as my imagination will allow. I have always […]

We love the work of Neil Canning. Here’s what he says…

“Gestural abstraction in the sweeps and swathes of thick, smudged and glazed patches of colour often have an urgent, expressive quality. These […]

We love Sarah Ball‘s fantastic illustrative, painterly stories in a picture. They’re like immersive, visual nursery rhymes. Here’s what she says, an excerpt from her biography…

“My work is that of the […]

We love Dan Baldwin‘s funky, modern, graphiti-esque ceramic and canvases. Here’s a short excerpt from his biography…

“British artist Dan Baldwin bridges the gap between abstract and figurative painting to […]

We love Darren Mundy‘s work.

Darren works from his home studio in North Shields where he lives with his wife and young son. He is a self-taught artist with a background in graphic design. Darren’s artistic […]

We love the work of Simon Garden.

This is what the Red Rag Gallery had to say about Simon…

“The rare simplicity and purity of vision in his painting arouses the subconscious and fires the imagination. He […]

We love the work of Stewart Edmondson. Here’s a little poem that has inspired him…

“There is rain coming. Everywhere knows it.
The birds sing the song of the approaching storm, the moist wind teases the […]

We love the work of Charlotte Cornish. Here’s what she says…

“I have always found inspiration from places I have visited. I often use photographs as an initial starting point for my compositions, but my […]

We’ve just added four new original paintings from Gerry Dudgeon to our collection, all of which are currently on sale via the Gerry Dudgeon Profile Page. These works are intense with the heat of India and Morocco, […]

These paintings from Geoff Diego Litherland seemed like the perfect visual representation of sampling and reconfiguration – kind of like the direction modern music has moved in the last ten years or so. Either […]

In a world full of shouting images and messaging, where so much has already been done, so much ground covered, so many curiosities already created and devoured, it’s so rare that we hit upon something that […]