Featured Artists

Here are some brief descriptions of current Gallery Space artists, along with links to their sites.  If you are a Gallery Space artist and would like to be featured on this page, please get in touch.

Katie Alchin

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"I have a passion for Art, I love to paint using bold acrylics. I like to describe my work as still life with a contemporary edge.
I am currently painting food and drink pieces for restaurants, some of which can be seen in one of London's top Kensington restaurants and I am also into abstract art.
I didn't go to art school or get a degree and I haven't done exhibitions, my art doesn't have a hidden meaning or deep thoery behind it. My art is me, it's my talent and it's what I do."

Tamarin Norwood

tamarin.jpg "I am trained as a linguist and translator and now work as a text, video and performance artist. A fascination with language and translation underlies my practice, which surfaces in the ungrammaticality, mistranslation and appropriation of the texts I find and write. My videos are characterised by juxtaposed texts, ill-fitting subtitles and confused narratives, which suggest the in-betweens of language, memory and understanding."

Kultur Fabric

kulturFabric_square.jpg "Kultur Fabric initiates, supports and promotes interdisciplinary fine art practice through a curated programme of interrelated projects. Current projects include exhibitions, lectures, student workshops and peer critique groups, all of which work at the borderlines of their fields to explore the turbulence between disciplines."

Julia Sandiford

julia.jpg "I trained as an actress at Central School of Speech and Drama and since graduating have worked mostly in theatre, at venues including the Orange Tree, Bath Theatre Royal and Oxford Playhouse.

I have a real love for the spoken word, the stories we can tell and the power of the body in space."

Tessa Whitehead

tessa.jpg "My paintings explore isolation and detachment, contrasting urban landscapes, and wild landscapes, and how these spaces affect the figure. I paint intuitively and quickly, drawing much of my inspiration from dreams and sentiment."

Andy Hunter

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"Most of my work is a fusion of watercolour/ pasteland charcoal and all my frames are sourced locally. I'm a tabla player also and a lot of my work is created and framed and sometimes named after the piece of music that was influencing me at that moment in time. I am not artistically trained and make a point of not looking at other works to keep my influences and work original to me."