Jemima Stilwell
Large scale canvases and collages which explore what it is to be human: the joy, the humour, the trauma, the darkness and all the contradictions within us.
Alexis Snell
Hand cut Lino prints inspired by old matchbox covers, record sleeves, tea boxes, postcards, explorers, the circus and films.
Marina Rendle
Using a broad range of materials from bone, vellum, horsehair and taxidermy to natural fibres, textiles, metals and resin, Marina’s work is always underpinned by detailed drawings and colour work.
Her Mother The Mountain
Her Mother The Mountain’s devotional habits are hand-made and naturally dyed. They bestow upon the wearer protection and guidance on her journey ahead.
Norma Kerr
Limited-edition jewellery which is inspired by a love of traditional American tattoo flash art of the 1940s and the glamour of that era.
Kate Kato
3D recordings made of broken books, maps, magazines, newspaper, wire and thread of found and collected things from the natural world.
‘Dog’ worn by a friend.
Circo Gringo
Puppets, masks and other peculiar works which are all slightly tattered and purposely unsigned to give the effect of becoming timeworn and anonymous.
Jessica Gill
Jessica treasures the beauty of nature, people, battered old objects and unwanted rubbish in her work; feeling that they all conspire in her mind to create a thought of what they could be together.
Jane Farrington
Striking and unusual pieces created with combinations of mixed media, drawing and collage inspired by the traditions of Theatre and Pantomime.
Ita Drew
Working from a place of imagination Ita is informed by personal experiences that she translates into a world of fantasy and metaphor.
Dik Downey
Sculptures of strange, comic and grotesque characters influenced by Outsider Art, African bronzes, Czech animation and traditional Punch and Judy.
Callous Creations
Unique contemporary pieces that combine found and reclaimed objects with symbolism and stories to create intuitively designed jewellery.
