Christopher Rainham: Chris loves painting;having a desire to communicate,
share ideas and influences. He uses the things that inspire him to
influence other people. Rarely knowing how a painting or drawing will look
when it is complete. Sometimes the things he can't control are his
favourite parts of the work. Passionate, libertine, evocative.
Contact:
Tel: 07786 686776
Web: www.christopherrainham.co.uk
Email: administrator@chrisrainham.co.uk
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Barry Spence: Barry works in oil on canvas and has gained an enviable reputation. He has work in contemporary collections throughout the UK and worldwide and is currently undertaking a regeneration project as Art/Design Co-ordinator for Lancashire NHS as part of the 'Enhancing the Healing Environment' scheme.
Contact: Tottington House, 178 Bury Road. Tottington, Bury. Greater Manchester.BL8 3DX. Tel: 07939 572 675
Email: barryspence@yahoo.co.uk
Web: www.axisweb.org/artist/barryspence
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ArtChinese: Is dedicated to the promotion of Chinese emerging contemporary
artists. Our range of works includes modernist ink painting and
calligraphy, oil painting and photography. In addition, we also feature
some exciting works from selected artists around the world. We aim to
showcase outstanding artworks from new and established talents through art
exhibitions and fairs.
Contact: ArtChinese. 32 Wynndale Road. London. E18
1DX. Tel: 020 8505 9684. Mob: 07969 383 494.
Email: info@artchinese.co.uk
Web: www.artchinese.co.uk
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Troubadour Gallery: At the forefront of figurative and fine art in
Manchester, Troubadour presents the work of gallery owner Gwyn Jones
alongside; George Underwood and Joseph O'Reilly. The amazing egg tempera
artist Helen Clapcott, whose views of Stockport are highly acclaimed.
Also, Bryan Barlow. We are really proud to present new works by David
Farren.
Contact: 50 Beech Road. Chorlton. Manchester. M21 9EG. Tel: 0161
718 9174
Web: www.troubadour-gallery.co.uk
Email:
James@troubadour-gallery.co.uk
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David Brightmore: David has lived in North Wales since 1985, learned the
Welsh language and ran and walked most of the mountains and hills there.
Though his paintings, prints and drawings are rarely specific to one
'recognisable' place, they endeavour to express certain essential dramatic
qualities of the Eryri and Clwyd environment.
Contact: 'Tyn y Gornel',
Gwernaffield Road, Mold, CH7 1RE, Tel: 01352-752968
Email: david_brightmore@btinternet.com
Web: www.artcymru.co.uk
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Michael Dalley: Michaels' latest mixed media UV compositions were the
progressive product of inspirational trips in the hedonist metropolis,
where the ecstatic energy of dance music creates an orgy of motion.
Intoxicating the senses, inspiring euphoric creativity, a neon feast for
the eye, transcopic illuminae.
Contact: mdalley@hotmail.co.uk
Web:
www.hypnomazia.com
Tel: 0161 227 8329
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Roy Carter: Born in North London, 1938 is a self taught Artist / Sculptor
working with various mediums, Marble being the primary one. Geoffrey
Bennison the Artist/Designer, and my mentor for many years, gave
me my leaning towards Architecture and Classical influences. Much
of my previous work is by commission. Some of my work is the ordinariness
that seems to pass through our lives unnoticed, but when featured
in another concept and material- it takes a step forward! Over
the past few years, I have begun to diversify into the wider realms
of colour and other mediums, opening up a new and untapped part
of myself.
Contact: Web: www.rcsculpture.com
Tel: 01249 893162
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Richard Heeps: Richard's photography
is both art and documentary. He has pursued a wide range of projects
with a superb eye for colour and composition, and a keen awareness
of the narrative behind the image. He is regularly exhibited at
home and abroad in some of the best art and photography galleries.
In his acclaimed work, he uses colour to create cool, descriptive
images. However, the sophisticated pictorial structures refuse
to descend into cloying nostalgia.
Contact: 2 Springfield Road, Cambridge
CB4 1AD
Tel: 01223 513721.
Web: www.richardheeps.co.uk
Email: photo@richardheeps.co.uk
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Robin Pickering: Robin is a professional painter who has had many
successful solo shows and exhibits throughout the UK. His work is much
sought after, and he has won top awards in open competitions. His pastels
(usually Venice and St Ives) are characterised by vibrant colour and
sometimes border on the abstract, whilst his oil paintings use impasto and
colour to give movement and vigour to the ever-changing effects of light.
Contact: 1 Tipton Lodge, Tipton St John, Sidmouth, Devon EX10 0AW Tel:
01404 813371 Mob: 07791 656860
Email: robin_pickering@hotmail.com
Web: www.robinpickering.co.uk
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Richard Neal: is one of Britain's leading life-casters and his work is
internationally recognized within this unique art form. His work has been
described as original, exclusive, stylish, and unique and is held in
various private collections in Great Britain, Europe, Canada and the USA
and is also represented in the only two Life-casting museums in America.
Private commissions are available for life-casts and bronze portraiture.
Contact: 43 Central Parade, Shildon, Co Durham, DL4 1DN. Tel: 01388
776278. Mob:07900 528198
Web: www.lifesculptures.co.uk
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Jo Brown: Her paintings explore the connection between place - nature and
the physical terrain - and the artist's inner emotional and spiritual
landscape. Jo studied at Bretton Hall College, Wakefield and Sheffield
Hallam University. She works from her studio at Dean Clough, and exhibits
across the UK and internationally. She would like to thank Arts Council
England Yorkshire for financial assistance for professional development
and making new work.
Contact: Tel 07796 492427
Email: jobrownarts@hotmail.com
Web: www.jobrownarts.co.uk
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Susan Laughton: 'My work begins as a response to the light and weather of
the northern landscape: Moorland, urban sprawl, dereliction and
regeneration. I search for glimpses of poetic beauty in the changing
skies, rusting metal, power lines and peeling paint.'
Contact: 87 Ash
Drive. Swinton. Manchester. M27 9RU
Tel: 07780921304
Email: susan.laughton@tesco.net
Web: www.susanlaughton.com
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Robin Eckardt: Her style lends itself to quite large canvases as this
allows Robin to fully explore the boundaries of a highly varied and
colourful palette of materials. She always uses mixed media in order to
create work that is completely different and exciting yet aesthetically
pleasing. The work is energetic and instinctive, which adds to the
dynamics of the painting and Robin's personal expression. The ultimate aim
is to leave the viewer with a sense of emotion and experience.
Contact:
Web: www.robin-eckardt.co.uk
Email: robin.artist@btinternet.com
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Helen Parsley: Helen specialises in dramatic landscape scenes and has been
heavily influenced by the many trips over the Snake Pass to her home town
of Sheffield. Following many trips to her favourite city of Paris, the
French impressionist artists have also influenced Helen, she loves to
create textures in her paintings bringing to life the landscapes. Together
with her exciting use of light, her paintings often look almost
photographic.
Contact: Web: www.helenparsley.com
Email: studio@helenparsley.com
Tel: 0161 747 5944
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Hamilton and Ashrowan:
Fine Art -within new media. Their work has focused on two themes-moving
image landscape observation (most recently ' A Landscape Symphony',
2006) and large multi-screen digital installations (Threshold
Artspace' installation, 2005). They find that the medium of high
definition video offers them the creative possibility of experiencing
a deep and penetrating connection to the world they observe. Ruskin's
ideas on the nature of observation and on drawing have deeply
informed their work. Most recently they have completed a new work
from a filming trip to Norway and are working with The National
Galleries of Scotland and Dulwich Picture Gallery London in preparing
an exhibition that conveys the site of Ruskin portrait by Millais.
A Landscape Symphony in 22 Movements by Hamilton and Ashrowan
is currently showing at -The Ruskin Gallery at Cambridge School
of Art which is a department of Anglia Ruskin University until
the 18 October 2006. Hamilton&Ashrowan-the work for sale-The
Landscape Symphony in 22 Movements.
The artist's work is available as a framed LCD work - limited
edition of 5.
Contact: studio 11, 17 william street,
edinburgh, eh3 7ng
tel/fax: 0131 225 3056 (UK)
0044 131 225 3056 (from outside UK)
Email: alex@hamiltonashrowan.com
Web: www.hamiltonashrowan.com
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Rhapsody House: Presents, Katie Minoprio (and others): Born in 1962, Katie spent most of her childhood in the Far East. She is identified by a clearly defined style. The figures are without features and are conveyed through delineation, because she feels this does not take away from the character of the individual.
The Gallery: Specialises in original contemporary works in a wide range of styles. Artists, both well established and newly emerging, come from all over Europe.
Contact: Rhapsody House. 36 The Pantiles. Tunbridge Wells. Kent TN2 5TN
Tel: 01892 516342
Email: info@rhapsodyhouse.co.uk
Web: www.rhapsodyhouse.co.uk
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