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MA Fine Art, Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design 2004
Post Graduate Certificate in Photography with Distinction 2003
Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design.
2007 Trigger. Group show at the Royal Arsenal Woolwich. London. The Orb of London. Inaugural moving image screening at BFI Mediatheque SouthBank, London.
2006 Anomial, Sound art. Live group show. The Fleapit. London; Look both ways. Stephen Lawrence Gallery London. Group Show. 2005 Black Park. Deptford X Online Exhibition with Caspar Below.
Popular art: from Nehru’s democracy to the networked multitude, Nehru Centre London. Group Show; Invalid, Stephen Lawrence Gallery, University of Greenwich, London |
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Facet K is a project started by artist krxalis.
A graduate of Camberwell College of Arts. London
Joint honours Critical Studies in the Theory and History of Art. Lives and works in London.Not fulfilled as a 'portrait' artist. " I have changed my approach to pave the way for a more substantial and worthy existence. I'm trying to relieve my work of it's position as commentator and push it closer to being a medium of journalism."
Krxalis uses figures in drawings, paintings, photography, video, posters and, reluctantly writes.
In it's second stage, the public art poster campaign occupies a no man's land inbetween the gallery and Street. |
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International crew from New York |
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My paintings are inspired by the variety of naturally occurring patterns and depict the incessant transformation and volatility of biological processes.
Although scientific material is often the source, I do not seek to faithfully emulate or illustrate scientific concepts but am interested in exploring their visual and metaphorical qualities......(cont)
Born in Pakistan, I graduated from Hochschule der Kuenste in Berlin with a Meisterschueler in Painting (1997). Since then I have been living and working in London and Spain. |
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Fiona MacDonald makes alternate realities, scenarios or details -paintings and sculptures that act together –which are constructed from various sculptural materials, found objects, living and natural organisms. Her work borrows from sci-fi, Romanticism and an overactive imagination as well as the ongoing experience and observation of nature. There is a constant exploratory roving between the act of making, dealing with the nature of the material, and the seductive gazing at or being in nature. She shows a way through the philosophical and aesthetic fracture between nature and our cognitive experience of it. |
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In Ford Crull’s paintings crosses, hearts, wings, and the human figure coupled with geometric shapes appear as a gathering of calligraphic mark making in rich, luminous colours maintaining at the same time a poetic, dreamlike and overtly cryptic expression. Bravura of graphic elements, colour and compressed energy, his works also take on a more contemplative spirit strongly evocative of Symbolist sensibility. He lives and works in Manhattan and studied at the University of Washington, Seattle. Selected exhibitions include: 2005 Howard Scott Gallery, New York. His work is held in collections of The National Gallery of Art, Washington and the Metropolitan Mueseum of Art, New York |
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Francesca Simon has a studio in Vauxhall and also works in North Yorkshire. She makes drawings, paintings and etchings and also curates exhibitions. Time spent in North Yorkshire is an important part of her practice. The shapes formed in the landscape by the drystone walls continue to inspire her work, which is essentially abstract. |
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Working from documentation, photographs and drawings, as much as the memory of places traveled, from Scandinavia to The Baltic States and the forests of California, Douglas-Morris creates paintings of beautiful dreamlike idylls. Rather than relating to any specific place or destination, they are fleeting glimpses of landscapes that slip between the abstract and the representational; far removed from human presence. She lives and works in London and studied Fine Art at Brighton University.
Selected exhibitions include: 2006: Group Show, Start Gallery, Brighton. 2005: Picture This, The Bargehouse, London. 2005: Chase, RCA, London. |
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Gabriel Tejada was born in Lima, 1974 and has lived and worked in London since 2001. He completed an MA in painting at the Royal College of Art in 2006, a Post Graduate Diploma at Byam Shaw School of Art in 2002 and a BA at Universidad Catolica del Peru, 1997. He was awarded the Telefonica Art Prize in 1999, selected for The Jerwood Painting Prize in 2007 and recently won the runner-up prize at the FringeMK Annual Painting Prize, 2009. He has shown widely both in his native country and in the United Kingdom. |
