Brian Brooks
He was Britain’s man in New York in the 70s. He knew Deborah Harry, he was dorm mates with Rupert Smith, he worked with Andy Warhol and much, much more.
As an artist, his work is second to none. He has a range which few can match, exquisite skill, and a penetrating vision. Brian M. Brooks’ work remains relatively unknown, but it is one which will almost certainly reward the collector.
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Sean Cotter
A career in the arts...was an unknown option for a young Sean Cotter, yet rapidly it turns from the unknown, to the unexpected and decades later into a career where a long-held passion is realised every day.
A love of the natural inhabits and illuminates Sean’s work. One can feel the imposing weight, power, and grandeur of the glacial, the volcanic and explosive or subtle power of Iceland’s treasures captured in and by Sean’s vision and talent.
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Simon James
Image in an artist, who could go back in time to the early Renaissance and transmute the base material used by greats like Botticelli, Raphael and more into visual gold.
Well, he is Simon James. Why? Because, he has turned the base of such art, Gesso, into a medium for his own fleeting moods and passions.. The result is quite incredible, a fusion of old and new, passion, skill and intuition, and more often than not, a true masterpiece.
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Daithi Magner
he carefully crafted intricate elements which live in Daithi’s structures take you back to the past, present, future or even the otherworldly. Centred many times around a concept of the home, the works gives us a familiar starting point, to enter his commentary on our societies . Given his background, often the references are to Ireland’s unique mix of religion, folklore, domesticity and rapid social change. Yet, wherever you are based, you will see him tackling universals issues and truths. His canvas is both parochial and universal to us.
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Anne von Westphalen
Anne von Westphalen, who is known for her narrative painting and has made a name for herself under her artist's name, recently became better known through the jury selection for the prestigious Strabag Prize. Von Westphalen completed her preliminary studies at the age of twenty at the Rostock Art School before her studies in 2009 at the University of the Arts under Professor Pia Fries. In 2015, she graduated as a master student of Prof Gregory Cumins and developed her painting from then on. Since then, her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions.
Her work spans a great range in a multitude of directions, in terms of subject matter, practice and more.
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Anis Tabaraee
There is motion, there is serenity, there is depth and a swirl which weaves strands of knowledge together to create the intense and incredible artworks of Anis Tabaree. Vibrant and deep, the forms, the structures compel ones attention.
There is depth and yet even without knowledge the style, the passion, the impact of line and form is mesmerising. Then, sometimes she adds colour, and well…another layer is added, she is often sparing in its use, yet when applied…wow…and that is why already her work sits in some museum collections.
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Leonard Wachter
Leonhard Wachter’s work is entangled in the search for truth and yet it is crystal clear in its transparency. Leonhard Wachter (*1995) defends a vision that, with provocative dominance and seductive translucency, casts a series of evocative visions on the timelessness of the ever-lasting struggle between the idea and the imagined. His work is like a wind which blows through the rigidity of the past and gives spirituality, where often the mind can only grasp masks.
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Mary Blindflowers
Mary Blindflowers coined the movement “Destructuralism” whose ideas are expressed in her blog and in the magazine, both named “Destructuralism and more”.
Mary has in her portfolio several art exhibitions, all around the UK since 2017. She won the first drawing prize at the Henry Moore Foundation in 2019.
Currently working on her self-publishing project called Thinking Man Editions, as independent publisher and author of many publications (non-fiction, poetry, novels and plays).Please contact us for details.
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“Zato” Fakih (Forthcoming)
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Charlotte Weisel (forthcoming)
Anat Wegier (forthcoming)
More forthcoming…