Stephen Graham

Stephen Graham creates playful yet thought-provoking limited edition artworks featuring iconic objects, logos and symbols from the pop art repertoire. Informed by his background in theatre design his work is both an intricate artistic composition and a strong piece of narrative; his intention is always to convey a range of messages, should the viewer choose […]

Posted by: Kay on February 4, 2022 @ 12:16 pm
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Simon Kenny

“It looks like everything about space I cannot explain.” Stephen Hawking Simon Kenny is a multi award winning artist, celebrated nationally and internationally for his vibrant, expressive paintings. His style is best described as ‘lyrical abstraction’; characterised as a ‘radical Turner’, in recent press coverage he has attracted significant attention for his growing collection of […]

Posted by: Jack on February 2, 2022 @ 1:50 pm
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Hue Folk

Hue Folk is a new exciting emergent British Urban Pop artist. Born in 1989, Hue Folk is heavily influenced by the pop culture of his era, creatively using bold colours, iconic images, cartoons and fashion design. His fascination with vibrant colour is an element that carries across all his original mixed media works. Opting to […]

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Douglas Gray

Award-winning artist Douglas Gray was born in Harrogate in 1965 and began his professional artistic career in the study of illustration achieving significant success in the forthcoming years working with clients such as Saatchi and Saatchi, Warner Brothers, and illustrating book covers for Jackie Collins and other popular authors. Douglas’s transition into the world of […]

Posted by: Jack on February 1, 2022 @ 1:17 pm
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David Taylor

Born in Lancashire he began his career as an architect. After having extensively travelled the world, he returned to London to concentrate on his passion of land-scape painting and becoming a contemporary artist. Now painting full time, Taylor uses his visual memory as his main point of reference. His style often described as ‘Turneresque’ are […]

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Zinsky

Zinsky’s remarkable portraits capture the essence of his subject in a way that sets his work apart from that of his contemporaries. In a world where the art of the icon is in such great demand, he brings something new and exciting to this hugely popular genre. The confidence and skill he demonstrates within his […]

Posted by: Jack on October 21, 2021 @ 11:47 am
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Yuvi

Yuvi describes himself as a graffiti inspired pop artist saying: “The street as the graffiti artist’s main source of inspiration makes the work accessible, authentic, and relatable.” The animation and vibrancy in each work takes us straight back to the streets which inspired them, and has won him exhibitions and admirers in places as diverse […]

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Vincent Kamp

“I love telling stories with my paintings. Each painting should be able to tease the viewer into using their imagination to tell their own story.” Vincent Kamp Vincent Kamp is renowned for his dark and compelling artworks and his pioneering immersive fine art experiences. His arresting portraits are built on the assumption that we will […]

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Troika

Troika is an influential art collective which brings together three extraordinary artists. They each have had successful careers in the creative industries and throughout the last ten years have frequently come together to collaborate on projects devised around their passion for music, film and contemporary culture. Today, they come together as Troika and offer us […]

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Tony Hinchliffe

I have always loved the sense of escapism that comes with creating artwork. I am passionate about exploring my creativity, constantly looking at developing my techniques so I can keep that feeling of energy within my work. When someone is emotionally moved by looking at my artwork that is a big motivation for me as […]

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Tom Butler

Tom Butler creates his showstopping collages using a whole range of materials; in his imaginative hands a section of a crossword puzzle may become a block of flats, a wine bottle, or a church spire, and this unique approach adds intrigue, resonance and a touch of humour to every scene. In 2004, Tom and his […]

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Todd White

Todd White’s stylish, avant-garde figurative work represents a highly personal take on the machinations of the human mind. His unerring eye recreates every nuance of body language and expressions – a sidelong glance, a come-hither stare – and draws us inexorably into his enticing and witty world. Amongst his countless achievements Todd is the artist […]

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