Aaron Williamson
2020 exhibition: The Slangon Market Stall
Over the last twenty years Aaron Williamson has created over 300 performances, videos, installations and publications in Britain, Europe, Japan, China, Australia, Scandinavia, USA, South America, Canada and many other countries around the world.
View ProfileChris Oakley
2020 exhibition: Microscopy of the Union Flag
Chris Oakley has worked with moving and digital images since the mid 1990s, alongside installation and print works, and has exhibited widely throughout Europe and beyond.
View ProfileDavid Foster
2020 Exhibition: everything seemed to be listening
David Foster is an artist working with photography (especially double exposure photography), as well as video, film, sound, and found objects.
View ProfileEmma Davis
2020 exhibtion: Colour Into Abstraction
Emma is an Oxford-based abstract painter.
View ProfileEmma Williams
Studio artist 2017
Emma's practice revolves around book-making and online projects.
View ProfileHaptic/Tacit
2017 exhibition: Haptic/Tactit
Five makers from the 2013 cohort of the Crafts Council’s Hothouse programme for emerging makers, and their mentors.
View ProfileHolly Davey
Photographer
Holly Davey lives and works in Cardiff. Her practice involves working closely with ideas around objects, collections and memory, especially hidden social histories.
View ProfileHugh Pryor
2018 exhibition: Still In Motion
Hugh is an experimental photographic artist, using techniques for recording the passage of time and motion using digital slit scanning from video, lasers and naturally occurring slithers and slices.
View ProfileIsadora Reeves
2016 exhibition: Drawn Together
Isadora is a self-taught artist (b 1995) whose abstract paintings have been exhibited in the Museum of Everything’s Exhibition 2 at Tate Modern and Crash Haye-on-Wye international arts-fair shows.
View ProfileJack Eden
Scupture & fine art
Jack Eden is a fine art sculptor whose work focuses on the interplay between sculptural material and form, and how one effects the other physically, aesthetically, and conceptually.
View ProfileJack Smith
2017 exhibition: Still Life Chit-Chats
Jack Smith is a self-taught artist born in 1995. He works with acrylic and oil paint on canvas and enjoys painting everything from portraits to townscapes.
View ProfileJaya Mansberger
2017 exhibition: Pareidolia
Jaya is a painter and illustrator based in Oxford.
View ProfileJayne Wilton
Visual artist
Through her practice, Jayne Wilton explores ways to capture and make visible the human breath. She uses a wide range of traditional and non traditional approaches to render the breath’s ephemeral dynamics.
View ProfileJohn Goto
Photographic artist
John Goto is a British photographic artist. His work addresses a range of historical, cultural and socio-political subject areas, often using a satirical approach.
View ProfileJulian Benjamin
2019 exhibition: Dog Photographs
Julian is a photographer based in Oxford, with 20 years' experience at the coalface of the photographic industry.
View ProfileKazem Hakimi
2017 Exhibition: Portraits From A Chip Shop
Photographer Kazem Hakimi was born in Shiraz in Iran, but moved to the UK in 1974. Having trained initially as a civil engineer, he then studied photography in London.
View ProfileKim Thornton
2018 exhibition: Home Entertainment
Kim Thornton’s practice combines making and photography with humour to disrupt stereotypes and to create surprise narratives.
View ProfileKirk Ellingham
2018 exhibition: Excelsior Days
Kirk Ellingham is a documentary photographer working in England and Georgia.
View ProfileLaura de Moxom
2017 exhibition: Remembering Margaret
Laura Frances de Moxom is a mixed media artist obsessed by the melancholy, the passing of time, sweet sadness and the fragile beauty of existence. The connection with memory and collection in her practice draws her to work on social projects.
View ProfileLauren Baldwin
Studio artist 2017
Lauren’s work explores themes of preservation by capturing the ephemeral moments in their physical forms.
View ProfileLiterArties
2019 exhibition: Capturing Our Creativity
A group of Oxfordshire writer-artists, all published and exhibiting. Some are professional artists, others are skilled amateurs. Each is passionate about capturing creativity through different mediums.
View ProfileLucy Proctor
Studio Artist 2018-19
Art therapist, educator and artist.
View ProfileLucy Stopford
Studio artist 2018-19
Lucy's practice is based on repeated enquiry, working and re-working from one subject: the face.
View ProfileMartin Raeburn
2017 exhibition: Colourful Chaotic Serenity
Martin's preferred style is 'action painting', in which the physical act of painting itself is an essential aspect of the finished work. He lives in Paris.
View ProfileMichael Goldrei
2017 exhibition: Trashtopia
London-based street photographer and photojournalist Michael Goldrei originally hails from Oxford. His work shows the humour, mundanity and colour of everyday life.
View ProfileMiranda Cresswell
Artist
Miranda Creswell studied at Camberwell School of Art in the 1980s and has since then held many solo and group exhibitions in the UK and abroad.
View ProfileMoez Kaudeer
2017 Exhibition: Transient City
Moez is an Oxford-based painter. He has lived in the city since 2012, and developed his artistic style in art classes run by Crisis Skylight.
View ProfileNicola Armitage
Film-maker
Experienced videographer, designer, tutor and facilitator working within the creative industries for over 15 years.
View ProfileNicola Fielding
2017 exhibition: Scleractinia
Nicola is a British artist based in Oxford, practising in both drawing and ceramics.
View ProfileOriane Pierrepoint
2017 exhibition: Fold
Oriane Pierrepoint is a young self-taught artist who specialises in the medium of figurative portraiture and draughtsmanship
View ProfileQuilla Constance a.k.a. Jennifer Allen
2017 exhibition: Transcending The Signified
Quilla Constance is the creation of interdisciplinary artist Jennifer Allen. She is deployed by Allen to locate points of agency for the negotiation of black female identities within high art and majority culture.
View ProfileRachel Cronin
2019 Exhibition: The View From Here
Rachel is primarily a watercolour and mixed media artist creating abstract landscapes in response to the seasons.
View ProfileRebecca Lee
Studio artist 2018-19
Illustrator, Theatre & Immersive Designer
View ProfileRuth Broadway
2017 Shop Showcase
Ruth graduated in Illustration from the University of the West of England in 1998. Her current body of work focuses on the domestic and cherished objects in daily use at home.
View ProfileSonia Boué
2018 exhibition: Buenos Días Dictador
Sonia Boué is an Anglo-Spanish multiform artist. Her practice is concerned with a legacy of exile, leading to a growing body of work which relates to the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939.
View ProfileSonia Latchford
2017 exhibition: Shades of Black
Sonia looks at issues of race and sexuality within pop culture, and specifically within art. She is influenced by artists such as Kerry James Marshall, Kimathi Donkor and Kara Walker.
View ProfileStacey Mead
2018 exhibition: A Purely Selfish Act
Stacey's most recent work has centred around hard materials with a focus on surface manipulation using lasers.
View ProfileTamsin Corrigan
2017 exhibition: Secondary Qualities
Primarily working with rustic materials and industrial-based chemical reactions, Tamsin's work explores materiality, autonomy of the medium and aleatoric aesthetics.
View ProfileTayo Jones
2020 exhibition: Itadakimasu (Thank you for the meal)
Tayo is an Oxford-based artist who recycles objects into art.
View ProfileThe Shadowlight Artists
2018 exhibition: Rising
The Shadowlight Artists are a collective of artists with learning disabilities based in Oxfordshire, supported by Film Oxford.
View ProfileTom Foley
2018 exhibition: Over and over...
Tom Foley is an untrained mixed media artist from Oxfordshire, creating work through a wide range of styles, from illustration to abstract.
View ProfileTom Radclyffe
2018 exhibition: Cityscapes
Tom is an Oxford based, freelance illustrator and graduate of the MA Visual Communication course at the Royal College of Art.
View ProfileTony Lorenzo
2019 exhibition: No te vayas nunca (Don’t ever leave)
Tony is a photographer based in Oxforshire.
View ProfileYoung Women’s Music Project
2020 exhibition: She's A Bird Now
YWMP aims to build a sisterhood of creatives by providing an inclusive, non-judgemental, safe space for musical expression.
View ProfileZelga Miller
Studio artist 2018/19
Zelga seeks to document the human condition through painting, drawing and sculpting.
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