Paul & Laura Carey
Paul and Laura Carey are the first joint members of the London Group: figurative sculptors devoted to developing and exploring celebrity, race and sexuality.
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Stephen Carley
I’m an artist/ teacher. My work is completely concerned with context, process and materials.
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J. Yuen Ling Chiu
Printmaking is a method of visual inquiry like no other.
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Ece Clarke
My work is broad in scope – painting, sculpture and etching – and I use a wide range of media, including oil and acrylic, bitumen and shellac in my paintings.
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Robert Clarke
Born in London in 1947, Robert Clarke trained at Ravensbourne College of Art and Design, B A and Post Graduate Painting , Chelsea school of Art MA.
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Peter Clossick
“Peter Clossick focuses on faces, the single figure, men and women, the nature of physical sensuousness itself…”
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Gary Clough
I am practising artist and academic researcher; my work is situated in and engages with drawing as a methodology to explore and challenge sculpture and installation as speculation and artefact.
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Tim Craven
My work explores the dichotomy and relationship between painting and photography. I contrast a deadpan, Photorealist style with English romantic subjects such as trees.
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Sandra Crisp
I use borrowed visuals downloaded from the Net which are reworked over time – Using a process of sampling/recycling/drawing and layering the diverse elements of media images, text/graphics, video screen-casts, and camera-phone photos etc.
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John Crossley
John Crossley lives and works in London, he has exhibited widely across the U.K and Internationally. He has works both in Public and Private collections around the world.
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Philip Crozier
People mostly become artists because their most profound aesthetic sensations have come from art works and they want to participate in the dialogue.
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Gus Cummins RA
Gus Cummins approach towards his work is constantly evolving, “I am constantly trying to ‘shift my ground’, alarming myself by stepping off safe and familiar territory”.
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Martin Darbyshire
My practice uses sculpture as a conduit to respond to our everyday experience.
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Jeff Dellow
I work with open-ended constructive ideas of composition, overlapping particular schemes of organization, from one work to the next.
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Mark Dickens
Mark Dickens has been commissioned by Bernie Ecclestone to create 20 paintings, one for each Grand Prix.
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Stathis Dimitriadis
My making resides at the convergence of conceptual art, craft, and poetry. My interest derives from how the material qualities of a thing influence our understanding of its function.
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Beverley Duckworth
My practice explores boundaries and disconnections through time.
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Mark Dunford
Making a statement about painting is always very dangerous. There are always more questions than satisfactory answers. Everything is in a state of flux and continuously changing.
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Angela Eames
Angela Eames is a drawer whose practice has continuously involved the exploration of drawing in relation to technology.
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Anthony Eyton OBE RA
I like having a problem to solve, pitting my wits against the evidence of the senses. I want to be accurate in resolving the problem, to meet the challenge of light and colour and sense of place.
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