
William Trewartha-Jones
My artistic practice is centred primarily around the medium of graphite powder and pencil on Ampersand claybord, which combines the precision and reworkability of graphite art with the fluidity of painting. In terms of subject matter, I am frequently drawn to themes of environmentalism and in particular human-caused habitat loss. In the face of existential threats to our environment, equivalent existential emotions arise, and we can quickly find ourselves overwhelmed. My aim is to, at least partially, speak to these emotions with my art and offer people a space in which they can release some of the tension associated with climate change.
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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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Kate Edmunds
For me the real excitement of landscape painting is what I feel inspired by what I see, creating an impression of what I see…
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John Brooks
My work explores the geometry, texture and shape of my subject matter as found both in the topography of our environment and that as…
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Laurel Molly
Laurel Molly is an award-winning illustrator, animator, and workshop facilitator based in Bristol. She has worked from Fig Studios in the heart of the…
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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
