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2010-02-04T13:30:00.000-08:00

ARTISTS

Ben Fowler

I shot the sheriff

The development of my practice is based in video and installation, which tends to involve producing large scale environments depicting social aspects of everyday life. Exploring themes of humour, fantasy and playfullness.
www.eeacademy.eu

Ben Moon

Untitled

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Ben Moon’s artist statement misinterpreted through
computer voice recognition
www.benmoonvideo.blogspot.com

2010-02-04T13:18:00.000-08:00

Charlotte Ledger

In Stitches

Charlotte Ledger uses traditional craft methods to animate humorous, digital designs.
www.newcuriosityshop09.blogspot.com

Claire Blundell Jones

Kissing 2

David Steans

Bone Pipe

If horror and ethnography are its limbs, then art is its empty head and ritual its arrested heart.
www.davidsteans.com

Emily Jackson

Untitled

Emily Jackson explores relationships between photographs and the alternative meanings and realities determined when
creative processes are applied.
www.emilyjacksonartist.co.uk

Harry Meadley

I see you, who see's before me, who (certainly) won't see this.
Harry Meadley’s work is all mystery without offering any compensation.
www.harrymeadleyprize.org.uk

James Hill

Eulogy for Percy ‘Fred’ Hill

James Hill is a member of Black Dogs and the Senior Arts & Regeneration Officer for Leeds City Council
www.black-dogs.org

2010-02-04T12:40:00.000-08:00

Jessica Byrne

It doesn't mean I don't love you when I put a gun to your head.

Jessica Byrne’s sketches and comics are an extension of her daydreams.
www.flickr.com/photos/jessicabyrne

Joe Mawson

Clipper Maid of The Seas

Joe Mawson's uses clumsy models to object to the lens'
mediation of a more horrific experience, re-telling... a
hyper-reality of our experience.
www.joemawson.co.uk

Mel Rees

Nurses

‘Nurses’ 2010 is a video documenting the alter ego’s of three artists.
Nurse Carolina Emeralde, Nurse Beatrice and Nurse Marlene Schultze all work in a fictional hospital on the psychiatric unit. Whilst the nurses look after the patients, the viewer is introduced to these characters which visually highlight their personalities and we question whether it is the patient or the staff that is mental.

Nurse Carolina Emeralde has a tendency towards bouts of insane hyperactivity, has a slightly aggressive side to her that usually brings about bad mood swings and can often turn terribly nasty. She has worked in the psychiatric unit of the hospital for 45 years.

Nurse Beatrice is an orphan and has lived alone for most of her life. In her free time she likes to shoot deer in the surrounding forests.

Nurse Marlene Schultze has a violent temperament, which she disguises with laughter. She lives with her deaf boyfriend and aspires to be cabaret singer.

http://bertaloui.blogspot.com/
melly_rees@hotmail.com
selfishsusan@hotmail.co.uk

Michael Burkitt

View of Delft
Michael Burkitt is concerned by the familiarity of the images we see when we think about art and so re-invents some.
www.michaelburkitt.blogspot.com

Micheale Spessa

The water has gone...
My work concentrates on segmenting the narrative structure to allow the viewer to concentrate on a key moment of emotional upheaval, which occurs within the place of the de-familiar; a place between Utopian and Dystopian realities, the viewer experiences a dimensional shift where perception is questioned.
www.mailservice541.com

Rory Macbeth

An eye for an eye

Rory Macbeth's practice probes the gap between ideals and their realisation, between what is presented to us and what we actually get.
www.union-gallery.com

2010-02-04T11:56:00.000-08:00

Rupert Clamp

Untitled

Through his arts practice Rupert Clamp, using a range of media, tries to playfully interrupt the everyday places and routines the artworks exist in.
www.rupertclamp.com

Ryan Gander

Klingon Frowns
Ryan Gander’s work is concerned with tweaking common objects, situations or systems, and planting his own often inexplicable narratives within them.
www.lissongallery.com

Simon Ringe

Untitled

Simon Ringe explores through narrative frameworks notions of the individual to preserve their autonomy and the individuality of their existence in the face of the overwhelming social forces of contemporary living. His work is often realised in varying sculptural formats that articulate ideas of the individual at odds with larger constraining forces.

Tom Miles

Sinead

Tom Mile’s practice is concerned with personal obsession, cult stati, visual puns, and lite conceptualism.
www.thomasmiles.com

Unknown Artist

Untitled