Blason

About

Brad Grievson (b. Milton Keynes, UK) graduated from The Royal Academy Schools in 2013. Since then he has shown work internationally in group and solo exhibitions including ‘Again. It objects’, Supplement, New York, 2017; ‘CONDO’, with Than Hussein Clarke and Eloise Hawser, Arcadia Missa, London, 2017, ‘Another Room’, with Peter Gidal, Supplement, London, 2015, and ‘To The Editor, Dear Sir,’ Vi Vii, Oslo, 2015. Alongside exhibiting, Brad has also written three plays ‘Pluto’, 2018, ‘Hoarders’, 2017 and ‘Fester.D’, 2016.

Iwan Lewis (b. North Wales) is an artist and lecturer who graduated from BA (Hons) Fine Art at UWIC, Cardiff in 2002 and MA Painting, Royal College of Art, London in 2011. Lewis has exhibited extensively for the last decade. A selection of his recent exhibitions include: ‘Nightswimming’, Lle Gallery at Mission Gallery, Swansea; ‘Birds That Eat Purple Flowers’, Chapel on the Green, Hay-on-Wye; ‘Celf’, North Wales Contemporary, Caernarfon, and ‘Hanes: Tales/Stories/Legends/Myths’, Aberystwyth Arts Centre. Earlier solo exhibitions include Gallery 6, MOSTYN, Llandudno and ‘Indian Summer’, The Ucheldre Centre, Anglesey. Lewis was awarded First Prize in Painting, Welsh Artist of the Year, 2012; was nominated for The Paul Hamlyn Award for Visual Artists, 2017 and is co-founder of the artist led space Studio Cybi. 

Tom Owen (b. Swindon, UK) studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, London 2006 , Royal Academy Schools, London 2013 and the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with professor Peter Doig in 2012 .
Owen has exhibited extensively in London. His most recent exhibitions include ‘Limbic’ at Chalton Gallery; ‘Void Surveyor’ at Studio 1.1; ‘Spore’, Kennington Residency (curated with Grant Foster) and ‘Foreplay’ at Chandelier Projects.

Guy Patton (b. Peterborough, UK) graduated from BA (Hons) Fine Art, Bath Spa School of Art, Bath in 2002 and MA Painting, Royal College of Art, London in 2005. Since graduating, Patton has had solo exhibitions at Kinman Gallery, London and at Vitrine Gallery, London. He has shown extensively in group exhibitions, most recently with ANDOR Gallery, London; in ‘London Open’ at Whitechapel Gallery, London; the art fair Miart Milan with Kinman Gallery, as well as gallery exhibitions at Kinman Gallery in New York and London. Patton was awarded the Stanley Smith Scholarship at the Royal College of Art, London.

Sarah Poots (b. Co. Down, N. Ireland) graduated from Glasgow School of Art, 2002; The Royal Academy Schools, London, 2010 and from HGB Academy Leipzig, Germany in 2008. Poots has exhibited extensively in the UK and Ireland. A selection of her recent exhibitions include: ‘The Toast’, curated by Robin Footitt, New Arts Projects, London; ‘Marching through the fields’,  Warbling Collective, London; ‘You can’t blame gravity for falling in love’, curated by Eliza Bohnam Carter, Lychee One, London, and ‘Outpost Open’, Selected by Chris Rawcliffe and Lynda Morris, Norwich. Poots was awarded the Dover Arts Club Award, Royal Academy Schools, 2009; British School at Rome Summer Residency, RA Schools Award, 2010 and Chadwell Studio Award, Acme Studios, 2011.

Mary Ramsden (b. North Yorkshire, UK) studied at Edinburgh College of Art before graduating from The Royal Academy of Art in 2013. Her recent solo exhibitions include: ‘Couples Therapy’, Pilar Corrias, London, 2017; ‘(In / It)’, The Aspen Art Museum, Aspen, US, 2016; ‘Swipe’, 2015 and ‘Mary Ramdsen’, 2012 at Pilar Corrias, London, UK. Ramsden is currently preparing for her 4th solo show at Pilar Corrias, which opens in July of 2019. Ramsden has exhibited extensively internationally in group exhibitions, most recently at Drawing Room, London; Marcelle Joseph Projects, Ascot, UK; GiG Munich, Germany; Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh,  UK; Pera Museum, Istanbul, Turkey; Blain|Southern , Berlin, Germany; Tate Britain, London, UK and Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK.