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Nick Clark works in a strong tradition of British lyrical abstraction, and employs sweeping gestures and lustrous colours in these fresh and vigorous paintings. He gained a postgraduate scholarship at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Art in Budapest and has recently enjoyed solo shows in Budapest, Newcastle Upon Tyne and London.

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Vasiliki Gkotsi

Royal College of Art graduate, Vasiliki Gkotsi creates her works by in turn scraping away and bleeding paint into the canvas. The resulting paintings possess a sinister beauty, reminiscent of stripped tree bark or skin under a microscope.

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Shaun Kerr
Shaun Kerr

Scottish born Shaun William Kerr has since 2006, begun to establish a reputation for himself as a Classical Romantic Artist. The quality and intricacy of his alluring work has attracted considerable attention around the world and his originals have become highly sought after. Exhibiting in his home town of Dundee, the Jam Gallery in 2007 and more recently in 2009 selling at the Scottish Contemporary Art Auctions, Glasgow, all submitted and highly praised paintings {Elyssianne’s Charm, It Is Time and Aehve’s Fountain} in August and again {By Finnans Path} November 2009. Achievements which have marked a definitive turning point in a promising artistic career.

Click here to view Shaun Kerr`s work.

Joanna Maitland-Hudson

Maitland-Hudson is relatively new to oil painting having previously been an excellent photographer.Inspired by all things beautiful but especially scenes of nature she is already showing the competence of an old hand with the oil medium. As an experienced photographer she finds the photographic image lends itself to her painting and her studio-based work which uses a combination of these references and imagination.

Click here to view Joanna Maitland-Hudson`s work.

Lucile Montague

Montague`s pastels on paper are quirky takes on modern day living. Her subjects, placed within a distorted space are appealingly awkward, transforming the banal into the extraordinary. Montague has been selected to exhibit in prestigious shows such a the London Group at the Camden Arts Centre, the White Chapel Gallery and South Bank Show, Royal Festival Hall.

Click here to view Lucile Montague`s work.

Roy Pickering

Pickering’s series of dynamic drawings were made in response to his local Nottinghamshire woodlands whilst artist in resident at the Harley Gallery on the Welbeck Estate. They are presented in box frames. Roy has been producing figurative and landscape works for the last 25 years and for the last ten, flanking his painting practice, Roy has been a lecturer at the Tate gallery, London, where as well as the Usher Gallery, Lincoln and studio shows in East London he has exhibited his artwork.

Click here to view Roy Pickering`s work.

David Wiseman
David Wiseman

Wiseman works predominantly from landscapes recreating them on canvas as sparkling celebrations of fluid paint, splashes of pigment and dynamic colour. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, he has exhibited extensively and has over recent years been commissioned to create several large scale murals.

Click here to view David Wiseman`s work.

Nick Clark	Nick Clark works in a strong tradition of British lyrical abstraction, and employs sweeping gestures and lustrous colours in these fresh and vigorous paintings. He gained a postgraduate scholarship at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Art in Budapest and has recently enjoyed solo shows in Budapest, Newcastle Upon Tyne and London. Click here to view Nick Clark`s work.
Vasiliki Gkotsi	Royal College of Art graduate, Vasiliki Gkotsi creates her works by in turn scraping away and bleeding paint into the canvas. The resulting paintings possess a sinister beauty, reminiscent of stripped tree bark or skin under a microscope. Click here to view Vasiliki Gkotsi`s work.
Shaun Kerr	Scottish born Shaun William Kerr has since 2006, begun to establish a reputation for himself as a Classical Romantic Artist. The quality and intricacy of his alluring work has attracted considerable attention around the world and his originals have become highly sought after. Exhibiting in his home town of Dundee, the Jam Gallery in 2007 and more recently in 2009 selling at the Scottish Contemporary Art Auctions, Glasgow, all submitted and highly praised paintings {Elyssianne’s Charm, It Is Time and Aehve’s Fountain} in August and again {By Finnans Path} November 2009. Achievements which have marked a definitive turning point in a promising artistic career. Click here to view Shaun Kerr`s work.
Joanna Maitland-Hudson	Maitland-Hudson is relatively new to oil painting having previously been an excellent photographer.Inspired by all things beautiful but especially scenes of nature she is already showing the competence of an old hand with the oil medium. As an experienced photographer she finds the photographic image lends itself to her painting and her studio-based work which uses a combination of these references and imagination. Click here to view Joanna Maitland-Hudson`s work.
Lucile Montague	Montague`s pastels on paper are quirky takes on modern day living. Her subjects, placed within a distorted space are appealingly awkward, transforming the banal into the extraordinary. Montague has been selected to exhibit in prestigious shows such a the London Group at the Camden Arts Centre, the White Chapel Gallery and South Bank Show, Royal Festival Hall. Click here to view Lucile Montague`s work.
Roy Pickering	Pickering’s series of dynamic drawings were made in response to his local Nottinghamshire woodlands whilst artist in resident at the Harley Gallery on the Welbeck Estate. They are presented in box frames. Roy has been producing figurative and landscape works for the last 25 years and for the last ten, flanking his painting practice, Roy has been a lecturer at the Tate gallery, London, where as well as the Usher Gallery, Lincoln and studio shows in East London he has exhibited his artwork. Click here to view Roy Pickering`s work.
David Wiseman	Wiseman works predominantly from landscapes recreating them on canvas as sparkling celebrations of fluid paint, splashes of pigment and dynamic colour. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, he has exhibited extensively and has over recent years been commissioned to create several large scale murals. Click here to view David Wiseman`s work.