John Simpson examines the history of folk tale and myth, exploring the relationship between the human figure and animal forms. Often introducing contemporary elements to these classical subjects, his imagery seems caught somewhere between childhood imagination and adult reasoning. It … Continued
John Copeland received his BFA from California College of Arts and Craft in 1998. In Copeland’s hands, mortality, physicality, and a past that seems to be shadowing us take form in a manner that is fluid, fleeting, and at the … Continued
Joe Black’s work is the vanguard of the current Pop Art movement. He describes his works as “revealing the unexpected” as they are viewed both from a distance and up close to make the ordinary extraordinary. Black combines his natural … Continued
Jay Howell is an illustrator living in California. He created the main characters for such hit television programs as Bob’s Burgers and Sanjay and Craig, the latter of which he is the executive producer, co-creator, and art director for. He … Continued
Evoking faded memories and spectres of a past time, Jake Wood-Evans’ drawings and oil paintings often depict disintegrating and dissolving moments. With a strong focus on craftsmanship, his work takes inspiration from a diverse range of Baroque Old Masters and … Continued
A new series of sculptural arrangements interrogate the transformative qualities of displacement and synthetic imitation. Off the shelf materials and objects are stacked, stretched and skewed in a subtle inversion of function and form. Rock (PVC) and glass (Privacy film) … Continued
JACK JOINER Jack Joiner is a self taught Artist living and working in London. Winner of The Arts Club Charitable Trust Award in association with the Arts Club. ~ jackjoiner.co.uk
Invader is the pseudonym of a well-known French urban artist, born in 1969, whose work is modelled on the crude pixilation of 1970s-1980s 8-bit video games. He took his name from the 1978 arcade game Space Invaders, and much of … Continued
Graduating with a first class honours degree in fine art from Bradford College of Art in 2000, Ian moved to Brighton where he continues to live, work and exhibit his art on a regular basis. Engaged with identity and place, … Continued
Multimedia artist Ian Francis has described his work as being about “pornography and news reports from warzones rather than sex and death.” His information-rich canvases, which often depict violent, urban scenes, contain both figurative and abstract elements—rendered in acrylic and … Continued