
Jess Skelton
Jess Skelton’s work is sourced in the thrown vessel and employs disruptive techniques that push the material up to and over its limits. Intuitive and material lead process is central.
Jess is inspired by dereliction, precariousness and irreverence. She is particularly drawn to what she calls ‘The Shadowlands’, the physical spaces out beyond the veneers of society, where the natural world is in the process of exposing and reclaiming humanity’s interventions. The work expresses hopes for a time when we are able to value the multiplicity of human experience and cohabit with the wildness of the natural world, rather than continuing on a trajectory of domination and conformity.
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Will Bower
I am a Bristol-based contemporary artist with a strong focus on colour, layering and surface. My work is led by the soothing qualities of…
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Geoffrey Harrison
Geoffrey Harrison FRSA CBPP is a figurative artist, originally from Manchester. He’s primarily known as a portraitist and member of the Contemporary British Portrait…
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Angie Broome
My painting is often very bright and reflects my English/Sicilian heritage. I think I am trying to paint the smell and heat of places…
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Tim Willcox
Tim Willcox is a contemporary mixed-media artist from Bristol. He works with acrylic, collage, texture and metallic wax to create expressive, paintings exploring seams…
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Everyone showing this season
- Kat Allen
- Safa Aslam
- Liz Avery
- Jon Baker
- Will Bower
- John Brooks
- Susie Brooks
- Angie Broome
- Adam Cartwright
- Monica Cuellar
- Aly Dalrymple
- Chris Dye
- Kate Edmunds
- Anna Harley
- Geoffrey Harrison
- Michelle Hinshelwood
- Gail Mason
- Laurel Molly
- Jonathan Rolfe
- Mark Elliot Smith
- Tor Stanfield
- Micheline Watkins
- Tim Willcox
