Artists

The artists exhibited cover a variety of disciplines but have one common theme: a unique approach to their work that translates into an individuality of execution.

Another key element of our philosophy is to display art in a form that is consistent and relevant and enables everyone to appreciate the benefits of owning an original work. Therefore we represent only a small number of talented artists who we believe have significant potential. Our current stable are listed below - to find out more and see their works just click on the names.

Stephen Glassborow

As a figurative Sculptor, Stephen Glassborow, has had a life long passion for working with the human form. Since completing a Fine Arts Degree in Fine Art –Sculpture, in 1978, at the Brighton College of the Arts, in the UK, he has worked continually.

Kelvin Burgoyne

Member of, British Watercolour Society Companion International Guild of Artists Winner of the 2002 Roland Hilder Shield Kelvin Burgoyne was born in Pendle, Lancashire in 1949 and is completely self-taught. As a suspected polio victim when a small boy he spent many weeks in isolation and amused himself drawing and painting which he continued with varying degrees of intensity until 1995, when early retirement from the prison service enabled him to become professional Artist.

Pietro Psaier

Born in 1936 Pietro Psaier worked extensively with Andy Warhol at the Factory before moving to Sri Lanka. Pietro died in 2004 in the tsunami of that year.

Linda Dry-Parker

Linda regards herself primarily as an abstract colourist with a passion for the female figure. “Colour is an abstract expression, while I find the figure connects to me with reality.”