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Hesi Glowacki

Hesi Glowacki is a painter from Poland based in London, UK, who earned his BA in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins, and now he is completing his MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art. Hesi Glowacki’s work focuses on themes encompassing memory, otherness, and trauma, drawing from concepts of ritual and ceremony […]

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Anna Choutova

Anna Choutova is a visual artist and curator working and studying in London. Anna is currently studying for an MFA in Painting at Slade School of Fine Art. Coming from an Eastern European background, then thrown into a Westernised upbringing in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union, Anna’s practice functions as a […]

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Kelly Ballett

Dinner party for disgraced cabinet ministers (series of drawings) graphite on paper, 21cm x 29.7cm, 2020     Kelly Ballett b. London, UK 1990 MA Painting Royal College of Art 2021 BA Fine Art Central Saint Martins 2013 I approach painting as a speculative technology, staging a reenactment of Western epistemology. Set on deconstructing normative […]

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Beatrice Lettice Boyle

Beatrice Lettice Boyle Chelsea Arts Club Trust / Zsuzsi Roboz Scholarship Website: http://www.beatriceboyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beatriceletticeboyle/ +++ Q&A with Beatrice Lettice Boyle – June 2020 How did you get started? I graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2018, since then I’ve been working in a studio in Camberwell alongside peers from the MA Painting course. I […]

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Ellie Dragone

My practice works across a range of platforms including painting, drawing, textile and installation. Strips of painting and textiles, combined with patchworked objects are used to create drawings in space, forcing ambiguity between language and structures. I’m interested in the physicality that surrounds work, both in the studio as an artist and in the personal […]

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Paula Turmina

                          Paula Turmina is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores mythology and magic realism in order to imagine new perspectives of the future. Her paintings, analog films, and sculptures often create expansive imaginary visuals that concern her personal experience, ecological issues and Latin American […]

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Eilís Otway

Eilís Otway (b. 1991, London) is a London based artist. Eilís has worked in commercial galleries and cultural institutions in Manchester and London and is currently studying towards her MA in Painting at Royal College of Art. Eilís took time away from painting, returning to her childhood home in rural isolation and her practice has […]

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Arianne Churchman

Working predominantly through film, performance and sound, my practice focuses upon the folklore of the British Isles. Beginning with research it uses folklore as its primary material, drawing out folk’s inherent wonky temporalities and histories as it travels through other idiosyncratic and time-stamped cultural tendencies. These histories are then placed within a fictional space and […]

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Deme Georghiou

My working practise always begins with a biro drawing on a paper notepad. The drawings I produce tell short stories, make glancing observations or document whimsical thoughts. The settings within the drawings are often autobiographical. I draw pictures of my Nans Monkey Puzzle Tree or of the wind turbines in the field behind my Aunties […]

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Olga Doulkeridou

Olga Doulkeridou

My artistic vocabulary is formed through the mediums of Installations, sculptures, constructions, photography, performance, and most recently the act of walking as a form of art and art practice (flaneur). With my work, I research how social, cultural and political phenomena have an impact to our senses, our bodies and affects the way of forming […]

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