Landscape, Anno Mitchell, 2022 | Image: courtesy of the artist

Artists

We collaborate with artists to curate, produce and facilitate exhibitions, events and social art projects

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Following nearly 10-years representing artists, we are now removing this formal structure to allow more creative freedom to curate and produce projects with an increased number of artists. This will enable us to make varied projects and be even more innovative and risk-taking in our programming.

Many of the artists we collaborate with, we have developed relationships through our mentoring, courses or workshops programming.

The featured artists below are those that we are currently developing new projects with or collaborating on current curatorial project.

Holly James

Holly James’ work is about Phenology – the study of seasons. Her process starts with walking, noticing, and documentation through photography. From photos, she creates a colour…

Anno Mitchell

Over the last few years Anno Mitchell has been working on themes of shipwreck, exploring what a wreck might be, what it might mean, how it relates to our cultural and environmental history…

Saroj Patel

Saroj Patel’s practice explores the contrasting and sometimes conflicting identities of a British Indian artist. She draws on the ritualistic practices and cultural traditions…

Melissa Pierce Murray

Melissa Pierce Murray’s practice considers how engagement, interactions, objects and materials can facilitate and deepen awareness of our place in the world. Often interactive or participatory,…

David Ogle

David Ogle’s practice seeks a mode of fragility, frequently revealing strong geometric forms within a space, lacking the weight and immobility of sculpture. Like the dimensionless properties…

Stevie Ronnie

Stevie Ronnie is an interdisciplinary artist and writer based in Northumberland, UK. His practice occupies the boundaries between traditional artistic disciplines. Stevie’s multisensory…

Carrie Stanley

Carrie Stanley’s work focuses on family, memory, traumatic loss and re-finding one’s place in the world as a result. The work uses a personal archive of analogy photography, letters and…