artists / curators / writers

	name	short description
	Petros Chrisostomou	Petros Christostomou was born in Greece and now lives and works in London. He studied his BA at Central Saint Martins and his MA at Royal Acadamy of Art, London. Selected exhibitions include: 2007 RA Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London. 2006: New Works, The Blythe Gallery, Imperial College, London; Smile, Artsits Projects Space, Reykjavik; Visions, curated by Irene Yeroyiamni, Kappatos Gallery, Athens; Baroque My World, Transition Gallery, London; Hayvend Project, in association with Whitechapel, Hayward, Baltic and ICA Galleries. In 2005 his was nominated for the Bloomberg New Contemporaries.
	Phil Ashcroft	Lives and works in London. Studied at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Harrow College of Art. Selected exhibitions include: 2006 'Toxicity', Margaret Harvey Gallery, St Albans (solo) 2005 'Yeti in Hong Kong', Exit, Hong Kong (solo) 'ARTfutures 2005' and ARTfutures 2007' at Bloomberg SPACE London. Forthcoming exhibition 'Special Relationship' at SCION, Los Angeles in January 2008.
	Phil Dobson	Central to Dobson’s practice is the German word “Verfremdung” implying an approach to representation which instead of being a response to the real visual world and its meaning, exists on its own terms. In his paintings, object impressions made on wet layers of acrylic paint are manipulated by subsequently applying several layers of thin paint, with an allusion to pixilation.. He lives and works in London and studied at Reading University. In 1997 he won the Logos Prize; in 2002, 2004 was shortlisted for John Moore’s; and, in 1998 for the Jerwood Painting Prize. Selected exhibitions include: 2004 Art Bond, London. 2003: Bettie Morton Gallery, London; Brixton Open, London.
	Philippa Beale	Beale uses mixed media and texts to document journeys through real and surreal space as would an explorer or archaeologist. Both actual and imaginary, these journeys explore cultures, history, sexuality, and the social fabric of life, acquiring archival status, as through these she describes past histories and contemporary life whilst invoking hidden histories and memories. She lives and works in London. She studied at the University of Reading and Goldsmiths College. Selected Solo Exhibitions include: Angela Flowers Gallery, Southampton Art Gallery, Richard Demarco Gallery, Scotland, The Akumulatory Gallery, Poland, and Saint Benoit, France.
	Pip Dickens	MFA Slade 2000 - PAINTING. Pip Dickens is a painter concerned with visual perception, in particular, examining and challenging theories and methodologies of light and movement within the second dimension. Work in corporate and private collections: London, Ireland, Dubai, Switzerland and Russia. Public Art with Ken Shuttleworth's practice MAKE architects. 2009-2010 Artist in Residence, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford.
	Pure Evil	Pure Evil is an artist and gallerist that in spite of his name is doing a great job for the graffiti scene in London
	Rachel Potts	She lives and works in London and studied at Bath Spa University, School of Art and Design, and Chelsea College of Art, London. Selected exhibitions include: 2007, Creekside Open X2, APT, London, Spectre vs. Rector, The Residence, London, 34% Pork, Bartlett’s Gallery, London, Art and Pidgeon Pie, The Crypt Gallery, St Pancras Church, London Winter Exhibition, Contemporary Art Projects, London, 2006, Fame is the Spur, La Viande, London Scampi, Chips and Peas, Hotbath Gallery, Bath. 2005, Geisterfahrer! (Ghostdriver!), Paintworks, Bristol. Drawn, Plan 9 Gallery, Broadmead, Bristol Popularity Contest, the Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London
	Rebecca Gould	Rebecca Gould studied at Central Saint Martin's, UWIC, Cardiff and Coleg Menai. Gould recently had a solo exhibition, 'Beauty and The Beast' at The Ucheldre Centre, Holyhead. Other exhibitions include ‘O Dreamland’, Transition by the sea, Kent, 'The Suitcase Project', Beaver Projects, Copenhagen, 'Magical Thinking', Mother Studios, London and 'Feel Good Feel Bad Boys and Girls', Lange Gasse 28, Ausberg, Germany.
	Richard Meaghan	Richard Meaghan’s recent paintings are derived from his interest in ideas of globalisation, a process by which the people of the world are united into a single society and function together. The individuals within the paintings play some small part in this wider economic, technological, socio-cultural and political narrative, the unwitting germs in a much larger global disease. Richard has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally and his recent shows include a number of curatorial collaborations with other artists, writers and curators. "A New Age of Consciousness Versus Tennis............with the advent of the age of Aquarius upon us and a time for a new way of thinking o
	Robin Dixon	Selected Exhibitions: 2008 Unnatural Histories, Nunnery Gallery, London New Paintings, 2 person show, Seven Seven gallery, London 2007 Jerwood Contemporary Painters, Jerwood Space, London (Touring) Mist and Bells, Seven Seven Gallery, London 2006 Solo Show, Societe des Arts Technologiques, Montreal, Canada No-Ship, Seven Seven Gallery, London Stars Down to Earth, Nunnery Gallery, London 2005 Tower of Babel, Limehouse Arts Foundation, London Black Bile, Three Colts Gallery, London 2004 Minimal as Maximal, Kontainer Gallery, Los Angeles