Artists
Alexandra Hon
Born in 1989 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Alexandra Hon’s aspiration in becoming an artist was seeded at the age of 12 when she took interest in oil painting upon frequently visiting an Artist Village in the city, and forged ahead in studying art after finishing high school and received her Diploma in Fine Art from Malaysian Institute of Art in 2009. In 2010, Alexandra took a big step in studying overseas in London, United Kingdom, the country of her ancestors and received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Painting from Wimbledon College of Art within 2 years. And over the years, Alexandra’s art practice comprised of paintings, miniature wood carvings, and installation works, which had been involved in various exhibitions both in Malaysia and London; and during her free time, she involves herself in photography, which brought her to be Shortlisted for the Bar-Tur Award in 2011.
Alexandra Roddan
Alexandra Roddan has always had a strong passion for art. She completed a Foundation Diploma in Art in Design in 2012. Then went on to study a BA Painting Hons at The University of Edinburgh. Alexandra Roddan's practice is inspired by her experience of visiting a City. The colours, sounds, feeling of being in that place, which she hopes to translate into her paintings.
Alexandra.WorldArt
Born July 19, 1961 in Leningrad, in 1972 entered the High college Iogansona at institute Repin Academy Arts of the USSR, in 1979 graduated from the class of graphs. Participated in various exhibitions and expositions Saint-Petersburg art galleries, exhibitions in galleries in France,Italy,Spain,Germany,UK,USA,China Member of the Union of Artists of Russia, member of the creative association, "Polyrealism XX century". I live in Saint-Petersburg, working in the field of painting, both traditional and informal (subjects, portraits, landscapes, still lifes etc...) doing graphics using other related equipment.
Alexandra Parkinson Jeweller
I am a maker. Inspired by natural forms and repetition, I explore unconventional methods of form making using traditional metalworking tools such as hammers, steaks, swage block, rolling mill and the anvil. Through direct contact with the material, I observe, learn and respond, working with it intuitively to allow organic and intriguing three dimensional forms to grow from the starting point of a single sheet of metal. I aim to entice the viewer, inviting them to take a closer look through an intimate connection with the objects.
Alexander Johnson
Professional abstract artist based in East Sussex producing oils on canvas and hand-crafted silkscreen editions on paper. If you like the British Post-Modernists like Peter Lanyon, Patrick Heron and Barbara Hepworth, this is one for you!
Aleksandra Cherepanova
My works reflect me the way I really am. I have been painting and drawing since I can remember. I have an academic type of education, but I think it is right to create my works by listening to my heart. What you see is the result of infinite creative exploration, of my passage from abstraction to object and back to abstraction. It might not be obvious to everyone, but all my works are united by one common thread. This may be stylized sea waves, or a fantasy-like story. But everything I depict has been felt and lived by me in reality, despite the fantastic or non-objective subject-matter. I do not like to identify myself as following a certain style. For me it is a label, which is oppressive and cage-like. Freedom from labels and creative freedom are of the greatest value to me! I am very much attracted to experimenting not only with form, but also with various techniques. This is also a search for a departure from canvas and return to canvas. One of such experiments led to the appearance of contemporary fresco – the auteur fresco technique. My works are united not only by the wavy lines, but also by their own depth, philosophy and sensuality. Nowadays it is considered indecent to talk about feelings in art. And it is time to break this taboo. I hope my paintings will tell you the rest. Thank you for your attention! Enjoy! Performer's resume: In 2007 I graduated from the Academy of Painting department of Moscow Academy of Education (my creative advisor was V.A. Kulakov). I majored in easel and monumental painting. Since 2008 I have been a member of the MUA (Moscow Union of Artists), Monumental Art section. Since 2012 I have been an active participant of the Art Week international project. Since 2013 (and up to 2015) I have been working with the Galerie Serge art gallery. Multiple winner of Russian, European and Asian Art Week. And other competitions. Works in museums and private collections. Including Museum in Romania Muzeul Judetean de Atra Prahova; Museum "Saltykovka Local History"; Museum of Crimea Art shows: I participated in Russian and international art exhibitions: in Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Anapa), Ukraine (Feodosia), Germany (Berlin), Lithuania (Riga), Italy (Venice) - as a part of an informal program of the 55th Venice Biennale La Biennale di Venezia - (Florence, Rome), Portugal (Lisbon), Turkey (Antalya), Czech Republic (Prague), Slovakia (Bratislava); Poland (Warsaw); Bulgaria (Sofia), United Kingdom (London), Luxembourg, Hungary (Budapest), Romania (Bucharest) Solo exhibitions: 2006 – "The Landscapes of Saltykovka”: personal exhibition at the "Saltykovka” Culture and Leisure Center. 2007 – solo exhibition of graphic arts dedicated to the Great Patriotic War at the "Saltykovka” Culture and Leisure Center. 2007 – solo exhibition of abstract paintings at the "Saltykovka” Culture and Leisure Center. 2010 – solo exhibition of paintings at the exhibition hall of the MUA (Moscow Union of Artists) on Starosadsky. 2013 – "Border assault”: personal exhibition of auteur frescos (Contemporary fresco) at Galerie Serge in Moscow (from 1 to 22 of November). 2014 – "About the Crimea”: personal exhibition of auteur frescos (Contemporary fresco) at Galerie Serge in Moscow (from June, 23 to July, 23). General exhibitions: 2002 - At the CHA (Central House of Artists) – as a part of the University art show - At the "Continental” Insurance Company 2003 - At the CHA (Central House of Artists) – as a part of the University art show - At the MHA (Moscow House of Artists) – as a part of youth exhibition of the Moscow Union of Artists 2004 - At the CHA (Central House of Artists) – as a part of the University art show - At the MHA (Moscow House of Artists) – as a part of youth exhibition of the Moscow Union of Artists - At the "Continental” Insurance Company 2005 - At the CHA (Central House of Artists) – as a part of the University art show - At the MHA (Moscow House of Artists) – as a part of youth exhibition of the Moscow Union of Artists - At the "Continental” Insurance Company 2006 - At the CHA (Central House of Artists) – as a part of the University art show - Participation in the exhibition of young artists working in the technique of monumental art, organized by the Moscow Union of Artists - Participation in the "Bridges” Contest of the AMOST company - Participation in the exhibition day of Saltykovka urban settlement - "The Landscapes of Saltykovka”: personal exhibition at the "Saltykovka” Culture and Leisure Center 2007 - Solo exhibition of graphic arts dedicated to the Great Patriotic War at the "Saltykovka” Culture and Leisure Center - Solo exhibition of abstract paintings at the "Saltykovka” Culture and Leisure Center - Participation in the "Lilac crow. Painting and Graphic arts” exhibition at the "Saltykovka” Culture and Leisure Center 2008 - Participation in the exhibition of young artists working in the technique of monumental art, organized by the Moscow Union of Artists - Participation in the competition for the artists working in the technique of monumental art, organized by the Moscow Union of Artists 2009 - Exhibition of paintings of the Moscow Union of Artists at the MHA (Moscow House of Artists) - Exhibition of graphic arts at the exhibition hall of the Moscow Union of Artists on Starosadsky 2010 - Exhibition of graphic arts at the exhibition hall of the Moscow Union of Artists on Starosadsky - Participation in "The World of Painting and Sculpture” exhibition at the CHA (Central House of Artists): I was awarded a special diploma issued by the Academy of Arts and Zurab Tsereteli - Personal exhibition of paintings at the exhibition hall of the MUA (Moscow Union of Artists) on Starosadsky 2011 - Participated in the "The Long Night of Museums” project: the "Installations” exhibition of the MUA (Moscow Union of Artists) 2012 - Participation in the exhibition of Kuznetsov’s students (organized in memory of Anatoly Kuznetsov) - Participation in the Art Week – 2012 in Moscow (autumn) at the "Mars” Contemporary Art Center - Participation in the "Lotus” exhibition in Anapa (autumn) 2013 - Russian Art Week at the "Sokolniki” Exhibition Center, Pavilion 7A, April 17 -21, 2013. - "Days of Slavic Art in Berlin”: Exhibition Hall of the "Russian House” – Russian Center for Science and Culture, April 01 - 14, 2013. - Participation in the "Lotus” exhibition in Anapa (spring) - "The Long Night of Museums” at the MUA (18 - 19 of May) - Participation in the "Moscow – the Resort City” exhibition at the MUA (May) - "Days of Slavic Art in Latvia”: World Trade Center, Daugavpils, Central Exhibition Hall - "Petersburg Art Week” at the Exhibition Hall of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists. Took 3rd place in the contest (abstract art section, category: "professionals”). - "Lotus” Exhibition in Anapa. - The competition program of the "Art Weeks in Italy” International Art Project, at the PALAZZO PRIULI-BON gallery in Venice, as a part of the informal program of the 55th Venice Biennale (La Biennale di Venezia). July 25 - August 1, 2013 - "Art Weeks in the World” international program in the capital of Portugal (Lisbon): July 31 - August 6, 2013. Exhibition at the exhibition gallery of the Union of Artists of Portugal. Took the 2nd prize in the "Landscapes in Avant-garde Style” category - "Days of Slavic Art in Turkey” - Art Week in Antalya (Art Week in Turkey). August 17 - 26, 2013. 2nd prize in the "Abstract art” category - Russian "Artistic Creativity” Cup: the Assembly of Arts at the Moscow House of Artists (MHA). October1 - 6, 2013 - Personal exhibition of frescos at Galerie Serge. November1 – 22, 2013 (http://galerieserge.ru/?id=2&art=10&page=11) - Russian Art Week: November 17-23, 2013 (Moscow). "Mars” Contemporary Art Center - Russian "Artistic Creativity” Cup: November 24-30, 2013 (Moscow) at the "Mars” Contemporary Art Center. Took the 1, 2 and 3 prizes in the "Abstract painting” category! - "Days of Slavic Art” in Lisbon (Portugal), December 2 – 15, 2013. Took the 2nd prize in the "Abstract painting” category 2014 - "Fantasy and Reality”: virtual personal exhibition in the Galerie Serge (Moscow), January 15 – 29, 2014 - "Art Week in Czech Republic” International Exhibition organized by the Russian Centre of Science and Culture in Prague and the World Fund for the Arts; January 23 – 29, 2014. Took the 1st prize ("Experimental painting” nomination). It was the first time that I presented my auteur fresco at an art competition. - "From the Ocean Depths” virtual solo exhibition of auteur frescos at Galerie Serge; from February 24 to March 24, 2014 - Art Week in Portugal: International Exhibition of Modern Art in Portugal (Lisbon); April 04 - 13, 2014. "Campo Pequeno” Great Bullfighting Arena in Lisbon: main cultural and entertainment area of Lisbon! - Russian Art Week in the Central House of Artists (Moscow) from April 23 to May 4, 2014. Took the 2nd prize - Russian "Artistic Creativity” Cup at the Central House of Artists (Moscow): May 6 - 11, 2014. Took the 1st prize - Bratislava: "Contemporary Art of Russia” – at the Russian Centre of Science and Culture in Bratislava (Slovakia). June 05 – 11, 2014 - St. Petersburg: "Saint-Petersburg Art Week” VI International Contemporary Art Exhibition at the Exhibition Center of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists (Bolshaya Morskaya, 38); July 07 – 13, 2014 - Prague: "Art Weeks in Czech Republic”: International Art Exhibition of Contemporary Art , organized by the Russian Centre of Science and Culture in Prague and the World Fund for the Arts; July 04 – 11, 2014 - "About the Crimea”: personal exhibition of auteur frescos (Contemporary fresco) at the Galerie Serge art gallery in Moscow; June 23 – July 23, 2014 - Venice: The "Art Weeks in Italy” International Art Project; August 01 – 10, 2014 - Florence: The "Art Weeks in Italy” International Art Project; September 15 – 24, 2014 - Moscow: Russian "Artistic Creativity” Cup: the Assembly of Arts (September 30 - October 8, 2014) at the exhibition halls of the Moscow Academic Art Lyceum of the Russian Academy of Arts. Took the 1st prize in the "Decorative painting” category and the 1st prize in the "Abstract composition” category! - Moscow: "Russian Art Week” International contemporary art exhibition-competition at the Central House of Artists; November 10 – 20, - Berlin, Germany: Art Week in Berlin. November 25 - December 10, 2014. Took the 3rd prize in the "Abstract painting” nomination! - Moscow: International Assembly of Arts (December 02 - 08, 2014) at the exhibition halls of the Moscow Academic Art Lyceum of the Russian Academy of Arts 2015 1. Personal virtual exhibition of frescoes "Dances with a tambourine" in the galerie Serge from 14 to 28 January 2015 2. Warsaw. International Week of Art in Poland: 19-27 February 2015. In the exhibition halls of the Russian Center of Culture and Science at Warsaw, ul. Belvedere, 25, took the 3rd place. 3. Sofia. Art Week in Bulgaria: c 19 to 27 March 2015 at the Russian Cultural and Information Centre (Bulgaria, 1504 Sofia ul. Shipka 34), from 19 to 27 March 2015. 3rd place. 4. Moscow. Russian Art Week / Russian ArtWeek: 11 - April 19, 2015 XVII International exhibition of contemporary art "Russian Art Week" will be held the Central House of Artists (Moscow, ul. Krymsky Val, 10/14, rooms 23-27, Metro station " The October "and" Park Kultury ") 5. Moscow. Cup of Russia on artistic creativity 11 -19 April 2015 Central House of Artists (Moscow, ul. Krymsky Val, 10/14, rooms 23-27, metro station "October" and "Park Kultury"). 1st place 6. London. Art Week in Great Britain / Art Week in the UK (London, 01-07 June & 08-14 June 2015 / 01-07 and 08-14 June 2015) 7. Luxembourg. Art Week in Luxembourg / Art Week in Luxembourg (Luxembourg, 05-11 June and 12-19 June 2015 / Luxembourg, 05-11, and 12-19 June 2015) 8. St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg Art Week: 23-28 June 2015. Exhibition Hall of St. Petersburg Union of Artists (Bolshaya Morskaya, 38). 9. Rome. Art Week in Italy / Art Week in Italy (Rome, 06-24 July 2015 / Rome, 06-15 and 16-24 July 2015) 10. Budapest. Hungary. "Art Week in Budapest" from 15 to 22 October 2015. 3rd place 11. Bucharest. Art Week in Romania. 10-20 November 2015. The painting remained in the Romanian museum 12. Moscow. Russian Art Week. 08-15 November 2015. The International Center of Design PLAY ART (Moscow, Lower Syromyatnicheskaya, d. 10). The exhibition is open daily from 11.00 to 20.00. 13. Moscow. Russia. World Assembly of Art. Festival Dates: 01-07 December 2015 2016. 1. Moscow. RUSSIAN ART WEEK. CHA 16-24 January 2016. 3rd place 2. Moscow. Cup of Russia on artistic creativity. Assembly Art. CHA 16-24 January 2016. 1st place 3. Moscow. Assembly Art. Exhibition Hall of the Moscow Academic Lyceum. from 12 to 17 April 2016 4. Moscow. RUSSIAN ART WEEK. Central House of Artists Dates:. April 22 to May 10, 2016. 5. Moscow. Assembly open air. Central House of Artists Address The dates April 30 to May 10, 2016. - - Since 2010 I have been teaching at my own painting school named "ChA” Alexandra Cherepanova: http://alcherepanova.narod2.ru/index/en/0-10 alcherepanova@yandex.ru
Alex McIntyre
I use experimental drawing to explore processes of seeing, questioning and mark making. During 2014-15, I developed a practice of running and walking as a process of recording. This enables the close, embodied observation of changes of light, land and sky connected with breath and movement. Whilst making in the studio I try to re-capture the distilled impression of a particular journey. The creative process parallels the original journey resulting in a series of visual discoveries led by interactions with materials. Completed artworks are a conversation between the pictorial surface, materials and the memory of movement and places. I am particularly interested communicating non-verbal experiences of space, movement and stillness, noise and silence. I am currently an artist fellow of Digswell Arts, and member of Free Painters and Sculptors. I have undertaken artist residencies with Watford Museum (2014), during Ballet:Fused with English National Ballet (2013), Wizard Presents Production Company (2012), Brent Museum and Archives (2010-11), and Middlesex University (2008-10).
Alex Davies MRBS
Material and Process has always been the foundation on which Alex has based his sculpture. Using techniques that are hard to control or leaving time and natural elements to shape and form a sculpture, by doing this Alex feels he can remove the conscious thought process behind making shape and form, making decisions on what is in front of him and the feeling it evokes. Alex's day job as a foundry man involves controlling and hiding a lot of the skill and processes involved in making a finished sculpture, as a result he likes to leave parts and flaws of the making process as part of the sculptures he makes for himself. Since leaving Art college Alex has been involved for the last 20 years in making sculpture and other objects in metal, mostly Bronze and Steel, for himself, other artists and designers, from small gallery pieces to over 5 ton bronze monumental work. Early in Alex's working life he ran his own blacksmith business (Red Forge), this lead to a partnership in an art foundry. Alex has also been the foundry manager of the Morris Singer Foundry, leaving there in 2008 to set up his own fine art Foundry (Milwyn Casting) which he runs to this date. Elected to be a member of the Royal Society of British Sculptors (MRBS) March 2016
Ali Cihan Kayalıoğlu
He is born in Bursa the day of 02/08/1988. He started to ceramic education in Anadolu University Fine Art Faculty Ceramic Department in 2007. He complicated the education of license in Anadolu University Fine Art Faculty Ceramic Department in 2013. Same year he started to education of post graduate in Anadolu University Fine Art Institute Ceramic Department. In 2016 he complicated the education of post graduate and started proficiency in art program in same Institute and department. Now, he continues his education and working as a research assistant in Anadolu University Fine Art Faculty Ceramic department. His works selected many time for exhibition in international and national competitions. He is joined many group exhibition. Until this time he won only a prize that 1.SSEDD Trinket Competition, Kütahya Porcelain Special Prize (2014).
Alice Boyle
Alice Boyle is a Scottish artist who has recently returned to Scotland after 6 years of painting and exhibiting in London. Alice gained her Masters from Edinburgh College of Art then came up with and co-directed, the internationally acclaimed project, ‘The Graffiti Project’, at Kelburn Castle, Scotland 2006. The artists urged Alice to focus solely on her artistic practice, which she has done since early 2008. Since then, Alice has participated in many group shows across Britain and held 10 very successful solo exhibitions. Recently tipped as one of the, ‘10 Scottish Artist’s you should know about’, in Culture Trip Magazine, she is making herself widely known, with her bold use of shapes, colour and texture. Alice works with layers of plaster because this process and the artworks themselves then have a sense of the primitive, giving the feel of pictograms or petroglyphs of ancient caves. Alice makes marks into the plaster with, various utensils, forcing her to be spontaneous as the final layer of plaster dries rapidly. It commands her from the start not to be too precious and to let her piece take on its own life. “My Artwork is about the journey of learning about the spirit of the world and ourselves and accepting all the imperfections. I want people to feel there is a joy and playfulness within my work and titles, which comes from enjoying the process”. 'The Paintings express a true sense of human emotion, spirituality and a zest for life'. - Vivien Devlin – ArtMag - 2016 The painter Alice Boyle has developed a style and artistic language that she has made entirely her own. ‘Embrace the sheer joy of these works. – The Times – Giles Sutherland - 2017
Alice Laird Du Port
I like to use the screen printing process as a way of mark making, applying the ink like a painter. I am purposefully careless with the way I work. The prints become detached from a literal representation of a place and become an emotional response. Themes of place and identity have always been a great influence in my work. Sometimes a place of personal significance subconsciously works its way into my thought process, which I find interesting to develop. Having grown up on the south coast of England and been sailing all my life, the sea is never far from my mind. The colours I am drawn to reflect the ever changing complexion of nature; skies that change hourly and the constant motion of the sea.
Alice Freeman
Currently living and working in Bristol. Alice Freeman is a member of Spike Island Print studios and B.V. studios. She has recently become a member of the RWA Artist Network. ‘A graduate of Camberwell College of Arts, Alice Freeman’s practice incorporates sculpture and etching in its drive to re-create the organic degradation of substances found in nature.’ Susie Pentelow, Traction Magazine, 2013 Etching is very similar to cooking; the ingredients consist of the plates, grounds and varnishes. Creation is through either adhering to strict instructions or improvising with the processes and ingredients. The various techniques such as aquatint, sugar lift and open bite all contribute to the ‘cooking’ procedure. Each outcome will be different depending on the recipe, and often the recipes that work best are the ones left to chance and the accidental. Alice's work deals with the tactile and textural qualities in etching and sculpture. Forms emerge through hands-on manipulation of a range of materials. These are moulded into an environment transforming it into a tactile space that both repels and attracts. Through the use of various chemical processes and acids the drawing, boundaries, and confinement of the plate decompose. By eroding the metal down to its core these images take on a three dimensional visceral quality. Alice's work is about materiality, texture and process, the combination of etching with sculpture is an interesting way of exploring how an etching can take on sculptural qualities and how a sculpture can become almost linear: a drawing in a space. Education and Awards: 2015, Awarded Artist Network Member of RWA 2015, Member of Spike Island Print Studios 2015, Member of B.V. Studios, Bristol 2013, Awarded scholarship to participate in collaborative project with Mark Dion and Amy Yoes, Siena Art Institute, Siena, Italy 2012 - 2015, Key holder at Artichoke Printing Studios, London 2010 - 2013, Camberwell College of Arts London, Degree in B.A. Drawing and Fine Art 2012, UCL Certificate in Anatomy for the Artist 2009 - 2010, Byam Shaw, Central St Martins, University of the Arts London, Foundation Diploma in Fine Art Exhibitions: June 2016, ‘Foreign Lands’ Collaborative show with artist Joe Warrior-Walker, Centre Space Gallery, Bristol April 2016, RWA Artist Network Members group show, Royal West of England Academy, Bristol March 2016, Commission for the Marylebone Psychotherapy and Counseling Practice, Central London January 2016, ‘Double Helix’ Group exhibition with Susan Aldworth, Studio Upstairs, London July 2015, ‘Who is Normal’ Group exhibition, Free Space Gallery, Kentish Town, London July 2015, ‘Bells From the Deep’ Group exhibition, Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London 2013, ‘The Etching Room’, Group Exhibition, Siena Art Institute, Siena, Italy 2013, ‘Above and Below Ground’, Group Exhibition and Project, Fisiocritici, Siena, Italy 2013, ‘B.A. Drawing Degree Show’, Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts, London 2012, ‘BA-SE’ Group Exhibition, Shoreditch Town Hall, London 2012, ‘Draft’ Group Exhibition, Bussey Building, Peckham, London 2011, ‘Headlights’ Solo Exhibition, Oliver’s Village Cafe, Belsize Lane, London 2010, ‘Foundation studies in Fine Art’, Byam Shaw, London
Alce Harfield
Alce was born in Sussex in 1966 to a very creative family. Her father, Geoffrey , before he retired was a commercial photographer, lecturer and picture framer and her mother Joan, Head of Art at a local convent school. Her brother and sister went on to study Architecture and Printmaking. Alce completed a Pre-degree course at Worthing College of Art, before gaining a 2:1 BA (Hons) Degree in Interior Design at Leicester Polytechnic. She moved to Bristol in 1988 to design pubs for Courage Ltd and then went on to design office and shop interiors for another design practice. Following redundancy she worked as a freelance designer in the centre of Bristol on a number of commercial and domestic projects. In the early 90’s Alce owned The Silly Fish Shops in Bristol and Bath selling her paintings and plasterwork based on the theme of fish. After 10 years with rising costs she closed the last one to concentrate on her painting. A move to Somerset from Bristol allowed her to build her dream studio and live the ‘good life’! In August 2003 baby Cuba arrived and baby number two, Bali was born in Nov 2004. She is just about managing to juggle painting with parenting but finds her new role as a mother is as fulfilling as her work. Early in 2004 she had two cataract operations which gave her a completely new perspective to her work! Alce’s main incentive for painting is still foremost the pleasure it brings and a continual fascination with colour and texture. She is influenced by many artists from Picasso to Turner, from Wallasse Ting to Raul Duffy and is inspired by the use of colour by Jake Sutton. Eager to experiment she is well known for her wild skies, seascapes, cityscapes and her first love, bright florals. A brush with abstract art is still developing! The development of a uniquely formulated three dimensional acrylic with light reflecting qualities has taken her work in a more contemporary direction with an emphasis on textural layers and additional mixed media from resin bumble bees to natural skeleton leaves. She has been published by De Montford Fine Art, Woodmansterne and has sold original paintings to Soloman and Whitehead.
Alice Kelway-Bamber
My work focuses on the disruption of self-imposed rules. This manifests itself in contrasting mechanical processes with ‘by hand’ elements. My practice is process lead, taking inspiration for making from making. Much of my work also attempts to bring to the fore barriers in communication between artist and viewer by creating screen-like structures or images.
Alice Kirkham
Alice has been working as a professional Artist and Designer for 3 years. Creating her own work and working at the studios of artist Damien Hirst, Designer Jewellers Tatty Devine and currently works as a Graphic Designer for UK art shops Cass Art. At the core of Alice's practice is the process of abstraction, a way of refining complex imagery into coded shapes and structures, echoing that of the data compression process minification, which minimizes data whilst keeping the original source of the meaning. Focusing on themes surrounding the juxtaposition of the commercial art world in relation to its emerging links with social media and online tabloids. The work embodies, in its simplest essence, the act of creating something from nothing, the everyday passing of pointless information is gathered transformed and given a higher status than was ever intended, or deserved, through its progression and ascension in to Art.
Alice Martin
Alice Martin is a Scottish contemporary artist currently living and working in Stirlingshire. Martin is a Committee Member of the art collective GOSSIP (Graduate Opportunities Supporting Sustained Independent Practice), which is based in Stirling. Since graduating from Gray’s School of Art (2017) she has continued to create new work. She has recently finished her MLitt in Archaeological Studies at the University of the Highlands and Islands, in order to inform her art practice. In the past, Martin has worked as an intern for The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum. She also collaborated with Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums for her Degree Show. Some of her 3D remixes have been shared by the Musée Saint-Raymond at the 8th Regional Forum hosted by CLIC France in Toulouse. Her remixes were also mentioned at the symposium titled New knowledge democracies? Why and how to open the images of public collections to reuses, at the National Institute of Art History in Paris. To accompany the symposium the publication Law of images, history of art and society was released and refers to Martin’s work. Group shows include Brochtober, Lyth Arts Centre, Caithness; Crafting the Future Discovery Day, The Engine Shed, Stirling; Gone Fishing, DOK Artist Space, Edinburgh; GOSSIP @ the Smith, The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum, Stirling, (Part of curatorial team); RSA Open Exhibition, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh; They Had Four Years, GENERATORprojects, Dundee, (Commission/selected artist, Supported by the Hope Scott Trust); Fitz 3D Challenge, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and New Generation Show 2017, Compass Gallery, Glasgow, (Invited artist). Website: www.cargocollective.com/alicecmartin Instagram: alicecmartin Twitter: alicecmartin
Alice Shmul
Watercolor artist Alice. Need some money to get back to wonderland :D
Alice Samways
I am a practising artist who graduated with a first class degree in Fine Art from the University of Chichester in 2015. In my recent degree show work I depict anonymous subjects, whose portraits I put through a series of destructive processes to provoke ideas about entropy, mortality, and the fragile, impermanent nature of humanity. My work is influenced by artists such as Anselm Kiefer and Alison Lambert, and inspired by ideas surrounding memory, ruin, and humanity’s relationship with Earth.
Alice Woods
Alice Woods’ work explores the management of pleasure seeking, behaviours towards indulgence and the dichotomy between long-term and short-term gratification. A multidisciplinary artist, Woods’ research-led practice regularly transforms into sculptural, written and participatory outcomes. She examines prevailing social and economic conditions as a basis for producing work, unpicking the complex relationships between the powerful and the powerless.
Alice Lenkiewicz
I am an intuitive artist motivated by my surroundings, my inner thoughts and my emotions. My main medium is digital, mixed media art and painting. My themes are figurative, abstract and narrative themes. My inspiration derives from indigenous art, abstract expressionism and mystical art.
Alice Marie Cairns
Within my body of work, I have designed and created a collection of contemporary vessels, which I hope to be aesthetically and functionally stimulating. Creating a tactile collection, derived from the hands on the making process that is so important to me. Through my designing of various vessel shapes that are not necessarily seen as conventional but hopefully adventurous and challenging I hope that I have been able to push the boundaries of silversmithing. With this challenge, I had to design every aspect of my making process including tool making which has become a prevalent part of my work.