New Artist! - Caroline Hall

All of Caroline's paintings have roots within moving image, for more information and images of her work, please click here

New Artist! - Alice Saunders

Alice Saunders is a young designer and artist with big ideas and her carefully drafted works are bursting with 1950′s pop images. For more information on Alice and her work, please click here.

New Artist! - J. Tisbury

J. Tisbury is a member of The Royal Photographic Society, achieving his ARPS distinction in 2004, for more images of his work please click here

New Artist! - Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf

Since her early childhood, Rebecca developed a fascination with the human figure, especially that of the female form. She works with oils and other media exploring paint through form and vice versa, as a way of working through her own notions of self and other, of image and meaning. For more images of Rebecca's work, please click here.

Featured Artist - Kuti Botond

Wreckage Nude I

For more information on Kuti Botond, please click here

New Artist! - Peter Hall

Peter Hall specialises in motorsport photography, click here to see more...

New Artist! - Simon Tarrant

'Green Hill'

Simon currently works as a professional artist and part-time gallerist for Chelsea’s leading Salon des Arts, One Mallord Street. For more information about his paintings on glass, please click here

New Artist! - Caroline List

'Still Life'

Caroline's paintings are predominately landscapes, which explore the physicality of painting in relation to memory, artifice and the photographic trace, for more information click here

New Artist! - James B. Salter

Morrissey Contact Strips

The artwork of James B. Salter is reflective of his lifestyle, that is, a magical combination of rock n’ roll happenstance and passion, rock photographer to the likes of Oasis, Paul Weller, Damien Rice and The Stereophonics, view some of his exclusive shots here.

New Artist! - Ko Ferenc

Missing Poet Normal / UV

Most of the Ko Ferenc’s paintings have two worlds – first, the one that is seen in normal light and second, the one that appears with UV light. The second image is completely invisible in the ‘normal’ life of the piece. For more information, please click here