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frank
airey
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bigworks
A collective from North London -
BigWorks! specialise in creating contemporary art suited to
contemporary living. Their large inspirational canvases are
ideally suited to open wall spaces where impact is paramount. They
look stunning both in the home and in the work
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josephinebroekhuizen
Josephine Broekhuizen was born in the Hague, the
Netherlands and studied at the Academy for Visual Arts between
1977-1981. Between 1982-1984 she studied at Gray’s School of Art
in Aberdeen where she gained a B.A. Honours. In 1984 she won
first prize at the Aberdeen Artists Exhibition, and between
1989-1996 has created extensive murals, portraits and interior
decoration at Lee Castle in Lanark. In 1996 and 1999 she produced
murals for Baxters Drumclog Heritage Centre in
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kathyramsay
carr
Kathy Ramsay Carr was born in 1952 and studied
graphic design and illustration at Bath Academy of Art from 1971 to
1975. She moved to Mexico City in 1976 where she worked for many
years as a designer and art director in a design company, and then
became head of Graphic Design in the Cultural Institute of the
National University of Mexico. After 8 years she returned to the
UK and from then onwards has worked full time as a painter. She
now exhibits regularly, mostly in London.
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jimcollins
Jim Collins worked in the Glasgow shipyards until
June 1989. During this time he produced commissioned work for
Misener Transportation Canada and North Sea Ferries. He
began exhibiting and sold at the Royal Scottish Academy summer
exhibition of 1985. Since leaving the shipyard he has shown
extensively, and more recently in a group exhibition at the City
Gallery, Leicester which included Josef Herman and Peter
Howson. His shipyard paintings are representational and extremely
personal. A period of experimentation with light reactive media
in 1993-94 led to an exhibition of paintings and 5
installations. This change of direction has developed into his
current series of work which still has links to memories of his
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peter
collins
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pierocorva
Italian figurative painter with a humorous twist.
He has exhibited in many cities in his native Italy though is
currently looking to expand his market into London. A product of
La Scoula Artista Florence his work continues to attract an
ever increasing audience. His composition and approach to his work
are both positive and refreshing.
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brian
craig
A Scottish artist born in Ayrshire, Brian studied
graphic design and photography at Duncan of Jordanstone College of
Art in Dundee 1976-1980. Working as a designer his painting is a
reaction to the sterile, computerised environment of modern-day
graphic design. His painting reflects the Scottish psyche and
landscape using the texture and volume of
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stephen
doran
Stephen Doran was educated at Colchester Institute
and the London Institute to BA (Hons). Between 1993-1997 he
started to develop his direction and style of work. Although some
of the pieces may look abstract, each painting is actually based on
a specific theme or idea on which he is trying to
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michaeldurning
This recently recognised Scottish artist studied
painting and print-making at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in
Dundee from 1988-1992. While studying there he won a John Kinross
scholarship from the Royal Scottish Academy enabling him to study in
Florence, Italy. As a post-graduate student from 1994-1995 at
Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen, he was awarded the Royal Glasgow
Institute of Fine Art’s Exhibition prize and short-listed for the
first Exhibition Award, by Aberdeen City Art Gallery. His subject
matter concentrates on powerful and atmospheric images of
dereliction, reflecting a countries culture through its ruinous
architecture, industry and sites of historic importance. Michael
exhibits his work widely in his home country and regularly in
Europe. His paintings are held in public and private collections in
Scotland, England, Norway and
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hanneravnhermansen
An artist from Copenhagen, Denmark - further
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peterirvine
An artist from the UK - further details to follow.
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stevemach
An artist from the USA - further details to
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hughmackintosh
Hugh Mackintosh was born in 1947 and was a
graduate of Edinburgh College of Art, gaining a BA (Hons) in Fine
Art. He has spent the last 30 years living and working in
Italy. His work is purely landscape based and concentrates on the
rawness and feeling of isolation that the Italian landscape
offers. He has exhibited extensively during this period, winning
many awards and is proud to be included in many important
collections throughout the world.
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robbie
mcbeth
A recent graduate of Dundee, Robbie’s work
concentrates on flat colour coupled with creative concepts. His work
is striking and imposing offering the viewer an interesting and
creative alternative.
“His subjects are everyday
objects and glorified images”
Since graduating
Robbie has continued to attract an increasing following, exhibiting
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eleanormcgowan
Eleanor is a Scottish Colourist who lives and
works in Largs, Ayrshire. She expresses her joy of painting
through colour and texture. Eleanor’s love of painting is
lifelong. She paints the diary of her life, her thoughts, her dreams
and familiar surroundings. Eleanor has had many different
experiences in her life and therefore the subject matter of the
paintings are varied. Colour, texture, the making of marks add to
the strength of her work. Exhibited widely in one woman
exhibitions in Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Ayrshire, Perthshire and
Gloucestershire. She is a member of the Paisley Art Institute and
has exhibited with the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts and
various galleries in Scotland, with paintings held by local
companies and private collections in over 14 countries. She was
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davidmiles
David Miles was born in London. His childhood was
spent in various parts of the U.K.. When he left school he took
a variety of jobs before deciding to study painting at St Martins
Art School in London 1959-1963. He worked as a scenic artist for
the National Theatre and as a freelance artist/designer for various
theatres. In 1967 he set up his studio on the Isle of Harris in
the Outer Hebrides having bought a cottage in Scarista the previous
year. He has since had regular periods of painting in other European
countries and London, but mainly worked in and influenced by his
preferred environment of the Hebrides. Exhibited widely in
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stuartmcalpinemiller
Stuart McAlpine Miller is a Scottish artist living
and working in London. Since graduating in 1990 he has continued
to achieve success in both Britain and Europe. Having first
becoming involved with a series of London based galleries, he has
moved in other directions thus developing his work for himself
rather than the commercial control that is the ‘Gallery
Establishment’. His figurative paintings concentrate on points of
debate within our society. Surreal imagery overpowers and disguises
the real questions behind his work, offering the viewer the
opportunity to challenge these
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tim
pomeroy
Tim Pomeroy was born in Hamilton, Scotland in 1957
and studied at Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen between 1976-1981,
where he also lectured during 1983. His awards include the Elsie
Byrne travelling scholarship in 1980, Benno Schotz prizewinner at
the Royal Glasgow Institute in 1983, EIS prizewinner, the Scottish
Society of Artists also in 1983 and the Young Artists Bursary, the
Scottish Arts Council in 1984. Between 1983-1997 he has also
created illustrations for the following publications. New
Edinburgh Review, poems by Walter Perrie, New Arcadian Journal,
William Wallace, Robert the Bruce and Jock Stein, all by Glenn
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ann-marieryan
Ann-Marie Ryan trained at Wimbledon School of Art
where she gained a BA in Fine Art and an MA in Printmaking. in
1998 she relocated to rural Norfolk to set up her studio and now
works full time on her painting and printmaking. Her works are in
many private and corporate collections including Bird & Bird,
MCI Worldcom and Harper Collins.
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mikeryan
A British artist new to smlartgroup - further
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george
thomas
George Thomas is an artist from Connecticut who
specialises in portraits. Influenced by compatriots Ralph Goings
and Edward Hopper, this young artist’s critically acclaimed work has
a strong and realistic quality, where light and moody colour
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paulveshev
Paul Veshev is an artist who was born in St
Petersburg, Russia in 1962 and has exhibited at many exhibitions
both in his homeland and around the world. His works are in
private assemblies in Russia, USA, Canada, Japan, Germany, France,
Denmark, England, Holland and
Sweden. viewartwork
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jackie
weir
A British artist new to smlartgroup - further
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