Jude Hutchen’s exhibition of painting, enamels and collages explores viewing others – in suffering, risking their lives at sea, crossing borders, waiting for food, running for their lives and ultimately looking back at us.
Jude Hutchen’s exhibition of painting, enamels and collages explores viewing others – in suffering, risking their lives at sea, crossing borders, waiting for food, running for their lives and ultimately looking back at us.
The art of Sandy Creighton. Sandy records everyday objects and events and presents them in a way that reveals their hidden strangeness, beauty and significance. His strategies include chance procedures and unconscious promptings. He uses drawing, digital imagery, video, sound, and mixed media. His current focus is on digital drawings of urban street scenes. www.sandycreighton.co.uk… Read more »
by Mike Stuart Created as a direct emotional reaction to the current age of anxiety over the last two years, this series of monochromatic painted biro drawings tries to find sense in an unpredictable, precarious world. A stream of consciousness feed, aspiring to explore higher states, but invaded by intrusive thoughts of industrial genocide, growing… Read more »