Some of the people I’ve been lucky
enough to work with

Case Studies

To find out how I’ve helped artists grow through promotion, project management and mentorship. Find out more about my past projects

Case Studies

Fees

To find out how I’ve helped artists grow through promotion, project management and mentorship. Find out more about my past projects

Fees

Industry Experience

To find out how I’ve helped artists grow through promotion, project management and mentorship. Find out more about my past projects

Industry Experience

Featured artists

Cecilia Bullo

Cecilia Bullo (IRL/ITA) is a bicultural visual artist based in Dublin working primarily in sculpture and installation. Her practice is research-based and informed by historical, mythological, psychoanalytic and feminist theories, which create a vital conceptual framework for her physical work. She holds a BA in fine Art sculpture from Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IRL), a BFA in sculpture from the Brera Fine Art Academy, Milan (ITA), including an Erasmus award programme at the Academy of Fine Art, Athens (GR) - and in 2009 she received her MFA from the National College of Art & Design, Dublin (IRL).

Alexandra Carr

Alexandra Carr is an international experimental artist working on a wide range of interdisciplinary projects in partnership with Oxford University and Durham University. Her work is a response to patterns in nature, natural processes, and phenomena, from magnetism, light, ice structures and dark matter. After studying at Central Saint Martins (FAF, 2000) and Camberwell College of Art (BoA, 2003) in London.

Jim Grundy

Jim Grundy has exhibited in solo and group shows as well as open studio shows in London. Most recently he has shown a selection of works at Olympia Fine Art, Red Dot Miami and Art Palm Beach art fairs in a collaboration with Steidel Fine Art. Many of his works are held in private collections. His paintings can appear to be in the tradition of hard-edged geometric abstraction but the contrast between the fluid surfaces and areas of intense colour and their relationships are rooted in observation of the real world.

Sharon Hall

Sharon Hall was born in 1954 in Darlington. After graduating from the Slade School of Fine Art in 1981, she exhibited widely in the UK, and later, on an international scale in both Europe and Asia. In recent years, London has become a hub of interest for Hall’s work; where she has exhibited at the Flowers Gallery, APT Gallery, and Colour Structure in London, for both solo and group shows, and she is a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy Summer exhibition. While her most frequent exhibitions to date have been spread across the UK, Hall has attracted a widespread European audience from her solo exhibitions in Italy and France.

Emma Witter

Witter has participated in numerous exhibitions, most notably her solo show Remember You Must Die, Sarabande, the Lee Alexander McQueen Foundation, 2019, Bloom at Hix Art 2018, an exhibition resulting from her three-month residency at Hix’s Tramshed restaurant. Group shows in 2019 at Rear Window, Repeat and Florid at Rear Window, London, Artists for Blue, Blue Marine Foundation, & Andrea Hamilton Studio, Art in the City, The Painters’ Decorative & Fine Art Society.