POSE NORWICH QUEER ARTS FESTIVAL

Im Pleased to say I will be exhibiting three drawings as a part of QUEERFEST Norwich this LGBTQAI+ month. Further detials below and linked!

As Queer individuals navigate public and private spaces, what does it mean to ‘Pose’ in ways that assert, conceal, or transform visibility? How can posing become a means of resisting marginalisation? In a world where Queer identities often exist at the complex intersections of visibility, societal expectations, and personal validation, posing can be seen as both a form of protest and a testament to survival and resilience. Your ‘Pose’ could signify strength or fragility, fake or authenticity, celebration or survival. You could:

« Strike a Pose

« Pose a Question

« Pose a Threat

This exhibition aims to amplify the voices of artists whose work defies simple categorisation, embracing expressions of Queerness that reflect lived experiences across intersections of race, gender identity, diversity, ability and cultural backgrounds. We aim to open conversations about the nuances of posing and self-presentation as acts of queer courage, imagination, and self-love.

The Lost Children of Paradise Bletchingley 1 st of Mar

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Paul Chisholm's "The Lost Children of Paradise" Exhibition at Bletchingley Community Centre

Bletchingley, Surrey—On March 1, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, the Bletchingley Community Centre will host a one-day solo exhibition by contemporary British artist Paul Chisholm. Titled "The Lost Children of Paradise," the exhibition features Chisholm's latest series of paintings depicting clowns, reflecting both the artist's emotional states and serving as a mirror to society and its ills.

Chisholm's artistic practice revolves around conceptual explorations of identity, gender, and politics, incorporating various media including painting, photography, installation, and objects. His works possess a strong communicative quality, bearing messages garnished with both humour and pain. The confluence of bright colours and bold puns unveils the double entendre behind every visual.

Born in Canterbury in 1983 and raised in Royal Leamington Spa, Chisholm studied Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University (2004) and completed his MA at Chelsea College of Arts in London (2020). His work often deals with his diagnosis as an openly HIV-positive person and reflects upon his own identity as a contemporary British queer artist.

"The Lost Children of Paradise" series delves into the paradoxical nature of the clown figure, which masks true sadness with makeup and flamboyance. Chisholm uses this imagery to comment on societal contradictions, exploring themes of isolation, resilience, and the human condition.

This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to engage with Chisholm's thought-provoking work, which subtly criticizes social and political circumstances through layers of personal history and emotional depth.

Exhibition Details:

  • Title: The Lost Children of Paradise

  • Artist: Paul Chisholm

  • Date: March 1, 2025

  • Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

  • Venue: Bletchingley Community Centre, Bletchingley, Surrey

Admission is free, and all are welcome to attend.

For more information about Paul Chisholm and his work, please visit www.mrpauldavidchisholm.com.

About Paul Chisholm:

Paul Chisholm is a contemporary British artist whose work explores themes of identity, gender, and politics. Utilizing various media, his art communicates messages imbued with both humour and pain, often reflecting on his personal experiences and societal observations.

Mr paul david chisholm

About Bletchingley Community Centre:

The Bletchingley Community Centre is dedicated to hosting events that enrich the cultural fabric of the community, providing a space for artists and audiences to engage in meaningful dialogue through art.

Note to Editors: High-resolution images and interviews with the artist are available upon request.

paul chisholm artist

MK Calling Milton Keynes Gallery

To celebrate 25 years at the heart of Milton Keynes’ art and culture scene, we are working in partnership with five local community groups to co-curate this year’s open call summer exhibition.

This year’s MK Calling features artworks spanning sculpture, painting, photography, installation and film. Over 120 established and emerging artists explore themes including identity, inclusivity, possible futures, heritage, and significant moments across five thematic gallery spaces.

Over the past year, MK Gallery has been collaborating with learners from: MK SNAP, a Milton Keynes-based training provider for learning-disabled adults; The Visually Impaired People (VIP) Group, a group of friends living with sight loss in the local area who have met through different local support organisations; Unknown Collective, a group of under-26-year-old creatives who have previously engaged with MK Gallery’s programme; Members of the Middle Eastern Cultural Group, a platform which provides social activities and language tuition to people from Middle Eastern communities living in Milton Keynes; and adults from Q:Alliance, a registered charity that provides support, information, and empowerment for the LGBTQ+ community in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas.

Featured artists: ANDI, Aoccho, Nuha Al Hashimi, Theresa Alix Wren-Enayati Rad, Moe Asari, Sadie Aston, Polly Bates, Sophia Bharmal, Nazira Bibi, Benjamin Bird, Helen Birnbaum, Jared Boechler, Thomas Eke, James Bristow, Anna Brownsted, Roisín Callaghan, Daura Campos, Sophia Chapman, Gayle Charlotte Dallas, Clair Chinnery, Paul Chisholm, JMC Anderson, Helen Clarke, Ladina Clement, Liz Clifford, Sue Cohen, Patrick Ayre and Barbara Ayre (MNID Collective), Allistair Covell, Davies Monaghan Klein, Urban Fabric Architects, Ingrid McLaren, Khulood Dami, Sarah Davis, Vera Doarme, Imo Dunkley, Steve Dutton, Dionne Elizabeth, Deborah Fielding, Darcey Fleming, Sofia Fox Barton, Abie Franklin, Lucy Gregory, Dimitra Gkoutzou, Basak Cansu Guvenkaya, Thompson Hall, Alethia Hayden, Carol He, Cara Heath, Manuel Hechavarria Zaldivar, Mark Houghton, Nour Huda, Yang-En Hume, Kàren J Clements, Ella Jackson, Gity Jamei, Daisy Jones, Helen Jones, Margaret Keeton, Sagar Kharecha, Kishwar Kiani, Simon King, Kyle Kirkpatrick, Akrivi Koukouli, C L Davies, Kwinnie Lê, Alana Lake, Jamie Lee, Dene Leigh, Olana Light, Yingfei Lyu, Chris Madeley, Ana Maria, Lima Dimitrijevic, Zehra Marikar, Nicola McEvoy, Nhlonipho Mchunu, Lois McKendrick, Georgina McNamara, Ryoji Morimoto, Guy Morris, Melanie Mosaics, Tahira Noreen, Rosa-Maria Nuutinen, Chinwe Osaghae, Stella Ouzounidou, Sharon Paulger, Hannah Pickett, Melissa Pierce Murray, Deirdre Porter-Hanson, Reaa Puri, shunshun qi, Gill Quinnell, Ghosson Rahhal, W. B. Randall, Eliza Rawlings, Tina Reid, Elsie Roderiques, Rekha Sameer, Kathy Santiago, Mat Scott, Maheen Sheikh, Ellie Shipman, Sarah Simonds, Ricardo Sleiman, Yasmin Conway, Jenny Staff, Emily Stapleton-Jefferis, Ruth Switalski, Sebastian Thomas, Lisa Tilley, Emma Ogawa Todd, Mita Vaghela, Ruqaya Wajdi, Siao-Chen Wang, Matt Waruszynski, Sarah Watts, Emma Wilde, Alexa Wright, Natasha Wysocki-Douglas, Xinan Yang, Soon Yul Kang.

MK Calling 2024 is generously supported by David Lock Associates, Milton Keynes Community Foundation and Paul Hamlyn Foundation.


Surrey Artist Open studios

Surrey Artists Open Studios: Discover the diversity and creativity of Surrey artists, 1-23 June 2024 https://surreyopenstudios.org.uk Connect, Create, Grow ● Connect and meet exciting artists across Surrey ● Buy original artworks at competitive prices ● Acquire new skills Artists open their doors over 23 days in June, explore, meet and enjoy! From 1-23 June Surrey artists will be welcoming the public into their studios for the annual Surrey Artists Open Studios (SAOS) event taking place right across the county. This year there will be over 250 artists taking part in 165 studios with a fantastic array of artworks and disciplines on show to browse and to buy. As well as a chance to meet and talk to artists in their place of work, the summer open studios event offers visitors the opportunity to view demonstrations, buy artwork, enter a free prize draw and even get involved in creative workshops. Studio locations are throughout Surrey and its borders. The SAOS launch weekend takes place on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 June https://surreyopenstudios.org.uk/events/category/launch-events/ with artists offering an array of activities exclusively for first weekend visitors to this popular county-wide event. There will be taster workshops with different materials across the arts and crafts, scheduled specially for the opening weekend. SAOS has been running for 24 years representing the best in the county’s creativity and shining a light on makers, artists and creatives producing everything from ceramics and jewellery to paintings and sculpture. Visitors can find information about which studios and artists are taking part via our website: https://surreyopenstudios.org.uk/open-studios/ Brochures are available from early May in libraries, key galleries and at artists’ studios. SAOS Manager, Caitlin Heffernan says: “SAOS is a wonderful opportunity to discover the county’s creativity on your doorstep. Not only will you uncover a vast range of artworks made by a truly impressive array of hundreds of individual artists, you will also find some unique pieces to take home with you. This year there is an impressive range of workshops to learn new techniques delivered by highly experienced artists. Whatever you taste or budget, SAOS artists offer unique artworks across virtually every discipline from ceramics and sculpture to paintings and jewellery.” See the website for full details including bookings for workshops and details of open studios and artist’s work. As well as being available at key libraries and at tourist information centres across the county, artists will also have brochures in their studios, but check the SAOS website first: https://surreyopenstudios.org.uk/open-studios/ to locate a studio and brochure pick up point, or use your mobile phone with the mobile-friendly website to plan your visits.

Personal Structures, European Cultural Center, Venice


 

EUROPEAN CULTURAL CENTER/

PERSONAL STRUCTURES 2024/

PALAZZO BEMBO/VENICE, ITALY/

IN THE CONTEXT OF THE 60TH VENICE BIENNALE

EXHIBITION:

AMERICAS. LAND OF DREAMS

CURATED BY MILAGROS BELLO, PHD

APRIL 20-NOVEMBER 24, 2024

 

"Americas: Land of Dreams" curated by Dr. Milagros Bello, is presented in the European Cultural Centre/ Personal Structures 2024/Palazzo Bembo/Venice, Italy, focuses on the intricate complexity of artistic practices of the Americas and beyond, pointing to how the artists have creatively crystallized their experiences across different social, cultural and anthropological geographies. It reviews multifaceted aspects of the Human Condition, from reveries to apocalyptic, non-objective, and abstract; the works project a vision of critical contemporary Humanity. Artists rooted in narratives of their native or diasporic territories, whose work in various mediums across different geographies, contribute to pressing questions of our time. Embark on a voyage through the fictional cosmos of Magaly Barnola Otaola, Meg Cogburn, Sergio Cesario, Eliana Barbosa, Ricardo Carbonell, Paul D. Chisholm, Sylvia Constantinidis, Mercedes Inaudi, Matt Jacobs, Oksana Kirpenko, Esteban Machado Diaz (Roselle Gallery), Karina Matheus, Clark Medley, Vered Pasternak, Beatriz Sanchez, and Raul A. Vargas.

Dr. Milagros Bello

Curator

 

EXHIBITION ADDRESS

EUROPEAN CULTURAL CENTER/PALAZZO BEMBO

Riva del Carbon 4793 3014 Venice, Italy

April 20-November 24, 2024

Opening April 20, 2024

The Phoenix Arts space brighton solo show

THE LOST CHILDREN OF PARADISE BRIGHTON

MR PAUL DAVID CHISHOLM

THE PHOENIX ARTS CENTRE, BRIGHTON

APRIL 2nd -7TH 2024

OPEN DAILY 11 AM -5 PM

MEET THE ARTIST & DRINKS SATURDAY 6TH 11AM-5PM

MORE INFO: WWW.MRPAULDAVIDCHISHOLM.COM   &  WWW.PHOENIXBRIGHTON.ORG

10-14 WATERLOO PLACE, BRIGHTON, BN2 9NB

MORE PRESS INFO: MRPAULDAVIDCHISHOLM@GMAIL.COM

 

Comprising of paintings and drawings from the artists series the lost children of paradise “This exhibition explores a world uncomfortable with itself and the future, while leaving space to question one's beliefs and desires culminating in a sense of grounding

under the umbrella of chaos. What is a Lost child of Paradise? But a child of where they used to belong…….”

 

Paul Chisholm (1983) born in Canterbury, England and brought up in Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. He studied at Nottingham Trent University (2004) before doing his MA in Fine Art at Chelsea College of Art in London (2020). Chisholm’s practice has been featured on The BBC, The Daily Star, Metro Newspaper, Attitude magazine and more. He came to notoriety in 2017 when he sold “The World’s most painful dildo” as dubbed by the press at Christies, London in Aid of the Terrence Higgins Trust. Recent Exhibitions include, The Everyday exhibition, Curated by Visual Aids, La mama Galleria, New York, The Tronie’s of Croydon-Oh at Turf Projects, Croydon, London (2022), Mc Hope at The Brewery Tap Project Space, University of Creative Arts, Folkestone, Kent (2023) and The Queer Britain Art award, Queer Britain Museum, Kings Cross, London (2023)

He lives between Bletchingley in Surrey & Amsterdam, Holland.

The Terrence Higgins Trust Auction @ Christies 2024

Im pleased to say I will once again be donating to the Terrence Higgins Trust Anual Art Auction at Christies London.

We're delighted to welcome you to The Auction 2024, which will take place from 7pm on Monday 15 April 2024 at Christie’s.

The highlight of the events calendar is one of London’s most successful charity auctions and a night like no other. Over its history, The Auction has raised over £5.2 million, vital funds that make a difference to the lives of people living with and affected by HIV.

View the incredible lots with a glass of fizz during the welcome reception in Christie’s Great Room, followed by an evening of frantic bidding for world-renowned artwork, luxury travel lots and exciting experiences. The evening continues with live entertainment and a standing supper.

We have once again collaborated with The Auction Collective to allow the auction to be live streamed from Christie’s with real-time bidding for those who are unable to join us on the night.

Tickets for The Auction 2024 are on sale now. We hope you can join us to make it the best year yet!

If you'd like to hear more about The Auction, please contact events@tht.org.uk or call 020 7812 1669.

Postcards from the Edge Berry Campbell Gallery NY

Get ready! Postcards From the Edge 2024 is almost here—and it's going to be one of our BIGGEST exhibitions and sales to date.

Starting Jan 20, 2024, you can snag over 1,500+ original artworks from famous, established, emerging, and new artists from around the world... all for only $100 a piece!

Can't wait to see the work? Join us for our famous preview party on Friday January 19th at Berry Campbell Gallery! This is your only chance to see all artworks before the sale begins! See below to get tickets to attend the preview in-person or online.

Note: If you're a 2024 contributing artist, you should have already received a complementary invitation to the preview party via email. No need to purchase tickets. A full list of contributing artists is available here.

Questions? Email postcards@visualaids.orgKaren Abato

  • Colton Ackerman

  • Alexander AD

  • Jack Adam

  • Sue Adams

  • Denise Jones Adler

  • Monika K. Adler

  • Olga Adler

  • Miri Admoni

  • Robin Adsit

  • Ann Agee

  • Farley Aguilar

  • Sabriah Al-Bahish

  • Sahar al-Sawaf

  • Angelo Alamia

  • Michelangelo Alasa

  • Dylan Albans

  • Julie Albert

  • Norman Alcantara

  • Susana Aldanondo

  • Herve Alexandre

  • Joseph Algieri

  • Naji Alhasani

  • Dominic Alleluia

  • Bill Allen

  • Carol Alonge

  • Serkan Altinoz

  • Cynthia A. Alvarez

  • Miguel Alvarez

  • Jennifer Amadeo-Holl

  • Ron Amato

  • Kiley Ames

  • Paul Anagnostopoulos

  • Kyle Anderson

  • Stan Anderson

  • Chad Andrews

  • Stephen Andrews

  • Adina Andrus

  • Victor Angelo

  • Leonardo Anthony

  • Rosaire Appel

  • Jan Apple

  • Ivy Kwan Arce

  • Leora Armstrong

  • Richard Arnold

  • Andranik Aroutiounian

  • John Arsenault

  • Isabel Arter

  • Josh Ascherman

  • Jamie Ashman

  • Nora Ashwood

  • Dianne Athey

  • Dotty Attie

  • Daniel Atyim

  • Julie Ault

  • Eva Avenue

  • Jordan Awori

  • Adjoyi Ayawavi Reine

  • Shoukoufeh Azar

  • Mr. B

  • John Baber

  • Adam Baer

  • Felipe Baeza

  • Steven Baines

  • Bela Balog

  • Effy Banks

  • Isabella Bannerman

  • Lillian Bannister

  • Lauren Barack

  • Stephanie Barber

  • Gerard Barbot

  • Amanda Barker

  • Anastasia Barker

  • Tara Barnes

  • Jill Baroff

  • Michael Baroto

  • Paula Barr

  • Kate Barrengos

  • Maggie Barrett

  • Savanna Barrett

  • Miguel Barros

  • Lb Barry

  • Marie Cresilda Basilio

  • Peggy Bates

  • Jennifer Baumann

  • Ria Bauwens

  • Allan Bealy

  • Jonah Bealy

  • Claire Bean

  • Jeremy Bearer-Friend

  • Carrie Beckman

  • Matthew Bede Murphy

  • Sarah Bedford

  • Sheri Lynn Behr

  • Evelyn Beliveau

  • Logan Bellew

  • Susanna Beltrandi

  • Lois Bender

  • Wayne Bennett

  • Kathleen Benton

  • Emily Berger

  • Gregory Bergeron

  • Kayla Bernard

  • Katherine Bernhardt

  • Stephanie Bernheim

  • Herman Bernstein

  • Tom Bianchi

  • Esther Bigfoot

  • Melinda Billings

  • Annaliese Bischoff

  • Joann Bishop

  • Rhona Bitner

  • Ana Black

  • Gio Black Peter

  • Christa Blackwood

  • Nancy Blair

  • Kathy Blankenheim

  • Caroline Blum

  • Christopher Blyth

  • Diana Bodea

  • Chris Bogia

  • Linda Bond

  • Doug Boney

  • MJ Bono

  • Jorge Bordello

  • Freddy Borges

  • Joanna Borkowska

  • Katherine Borkowski-Byrne

  • Jake Borndal

  • Kevin Bourgeois

  • James Bowles

  • Eileen Boxer

  • Daniel Boyer

  • Solomon Brager

  • Roger Braimon

  • Susie Brandt

  • Oona Brangam-Snell

  • Michelle Bratsafolis

  • Nancy Brett

  • Norbert Briar

  • Marijke Briggs

  • Melinda Briggs

  • Robert Brokl

  • Jonathan Brooks

  • Hedwig Brouckaert

  • Patrick N. Brown

  • Gloria Defilipps Brush

  • Robert Buckley

  • Eli Bundy

  • Matthew Burbridge

  • Paul Bureau

  • Ella Burgess

  • Helen Burgoyne

  • Kathe Burkhart

  • Amy Burns

  • Tom Burr

  • Nancy Burson

  • Patricia Burson

  • Karen Butcher

  • Steve Butcher

  • Ira Byelick

  • Jeffrey Caballero

  • Carlos Caban

  • Adriana Cabrera

  • Shannon Cahalane

  • James Callahan

  • Kit Callahan

  • Celia A. Calvo

  • Ana Sofia Camarga

  • Sherry Camhy

  • Jennifer Camper

  • Candystore

  • Suzanne Caporael

  • Marina Cappelletto

  • Angie Cardona

  • John Carlos Keasler

  • Dana Carlson

  • Joel Carlson

  • Curtis Carman

  • Claude-Marie Caron

  • James Carroll

  • Jandy A. Carvajal

  • José Carlos Casado

  • Frank Casden

  • Mary Ann Castle

  • Kathleen S Catanese

  • Mimmo Catania

  • Joe Cavallaro

  • Jonathan Cerullo

  • Spencer Chalk-Levy

  • Michael Chandler

  • Henry Hung Chang

  • Andrew Chapin

  • Sunny Chapman

  • Khalil Charif

  • Jana Charl

  • Stephanie Chavarria

  • Louis Chavez

  • Kat Cheairs

  • Janice Checchio

  • David Chen

  • Eric Chengyang

  • Paul Chisholm

  • Kristen Chiu

  • Joan Chiverton

  • Young Cho

  • Sandy Chuchat

  • Adam Chuck

  • Monica Church

  • Vincent Cianni

  • Maya Ciarrocchi

  • Bodea Ciprian

  • Rob Clarke

  • Alex Clausen

  • Tucker Claxton

  • Marion Cloaninger

  • Stephanie Cobb

  • Ann Cofta

  • Joseph Cohen

  • Yvette Cohen

  • Heather Colby

  • Todd Colby

  • Danielle Cole

  • Isabella Collazo

  • Lin Collette

  • Liz Collins

  • John Collyer

  • Anna Colombia

  • Peter Combe

  • Pate Conaway

  • Jackie Conley

  • Ruth Conner

  • Siân Cook

  • Kym Cooper

  • Marcia Cooper

  • Pam Cooper

  • Donna Corbani

  • Emily Jane Corbett

  • Carlos Cordero

  • Michael Corey

  • James Cornwell

  • Daniel Correa Mejia

  • Alison Corrie

  • Anne Corrsin

  • Joshua Corteza-Holliday

  • Lyra Costin

  • Marianne Coughlin

  • Jon Courtier

  • Scott Cousins

  • B Shawn Cox

  • Stephen Cox

  • Emma Coyle

  • Peter Cramer

  • Giles Crawford

  • Fred Cray

  • Bill Crisafi

  • Patricia Crotty

  • Janos Cseh

  • Rod Cuellar

  • Augustina Cueto

  • Jody Culkin

  • James Cullinane

  • Colleen Cunningham

  • Precious Currence

  • Judy Cuttler

  • Peggy Cyphers

  • Vincent D'Arata

  • Carol Dameron

  • Johnny Damm

  • Carin Dangot

  • Maks Dannecker

  • Andrew Davis

  • Dennis Davis

  • Kate Davis

  • Kenneth Davis

  • Robert Davis

  • Zekio Dawson

  • Annie Dayton

  • Francisco De La Barra

  • Lorenzo De Los Angeles

  • Monika De Vries

  • Deboraw

  • Blase Decelestine

  • Elisa Decker

  • John Defaro

  • Melissa Dent

  • Abdoul-Ganiou Dermani

  • Robert Derosa

  • Jane Waggoner Deschner

  • Alexandria Deters

  • Eric Dever

  • Shari Diamond

  • Gustavo "El Gus" Diaz

  • Jeffrey Digangi

  • Simone Dilaura

  • Lesley Dill

  • Terri Dilling

  • Danielle Dimston

  • George Dinhaupt

  • Claire Dinsmore

  • Andrew Disalvo

  • Philippe Divine

  • Laura Dodson

  • Greg Domres

  • Jeannette Done-Lagemann

  • Julia Donnaruma

  • Jena Doolas

  • Elissa Dorfman

  • Chris Dorland

  • Josh Dorman

  • John Douglas

  • Caissa Douwes

  • Francine Douwes

  • Kirsten Doyle

  • Michael Doyle

  • Mary Driscoll

  • Abby Dubow

  • Antwan Duncan

  • Kyle Dunn

  • Corey Durbin

  • Chad Durgan

  • Joan Dworkin

  • J Dylan

  • Jordan Eagles

  • Jarrett Earnest

  • Severn Eaton

  • Tim Ebneth

  • Isabel Eckstein

  • Martha Edelheit

  • Melissa Eder

  • Chris Edwards

  • Logan Edwards

  • Frank Egloff

  • Rei Egusquiza

  • Hank Ehrenfried

  • Jane Ehrlich

  • Marius Eid

  • Kokou Ekouagou

  • Noor El-Dehaibi

  • Phillipsia Emanus

  • Joy Episalla

  • Mitch Epstein

  • Patricia Erbelding

  • Noah Erenberg

  • Sam Erenberg

  • Helen Esberg

  • Robert Escalera

  • Shawn Escarciga

  • Rubén Esparza

  • Kale Esposito

  • Greenworldx2 Eva Mantell and Joel Beck

  • Todd Evan

  • Ayana Evans

  • Franklin Evans

  • Holly Eystad

  • Ute Faber

  • Andy Fabo

  • Pilar Faci

  • James Fackrell

  • Edie Fake

  • James Falciano

  • Karine Falleni

  • Alyssa Fanning

  • Emma Fanning

  • Tara Fannon

  • Nadine Faraj

  • Neil Farber

  • Amy Faris

  • Madie Farmer

  • Adriana Farmiga

  • Edward J Farrell

  • Samuel Farrier

  • Felicity Faulkner

  • Ivan Faute

  • R. A. Fedde

  • Giles Feinberg

  • Stephanie Feingold

  • Joao Felino

  • Elise Ferguson

  • Brendan Fernandes

  • Gustavo Fernandez

  • Neil Fernando

  • Miguel Ferrando

  • FFFF00 #

  • Clara Fialho

  • Luc Fierens

  • Janet Filomeno

  • Hannah Fink

  • Avram Finkelstein

  • Elise Fischer

  • Clint Fisher

  • Doerte Fitschen-Rath

  • Christopher Flach

  • Lola Flash

  • Pamela Flynn

  • Robert Flynt

  • Luliana Foghis

  • Laura Fong

  • Howard Fonda

  • Alexandra Fongaro

  • Emma Fonseca

  • Jean Foos

  • Alison Ford

  • Craig Ford

  • Christina Forrer

  • Julian Foster

  • Claire Fox

  • Francine Fox

  • Ginny Fox

  • Mark Fox

  • Maria Fragoudaki

  • Terri Fraser

  • Jeanne Fredac

  • Irwin Freeman

  • Timothy French

  • Jerry Frost

  • Sheva Fruitman

  • Cosmin Fruntes

  • Chie Fueki

  • Mitsu Fukushima

  • Daisuke Fukusho

  • Kurt Fulton

  • Erin Fussell

  • Pep Sales Gabarda

  • Jeff Gagnon

  • Marie Gagnon

  • Sara Galletta

  • Beth Galton

  • Rosalie Gancie

  • Osmani Garcia

  • Victor-Raul Garcia

  • Milton Garcia Ninja

  • Gunner Gardner

  • Henny Garfunkel

  • Joy Garnett

  • Jeff Gauntt-Quiceno

  • Chadwick Gay

  • Paul Leroy Gehres

  • Stephen Gemberling

  • Johannes Christopher Gerard

  • Mildred Grace German

  • Amanda Gerulski

  • Cris Gianakos

  • Cooper L Gibson

  • Victor Giganti

  • Sandrine Gigon

  • Sally Gil

  • Brett Gingold

  • Eric Ginsburg

  • Ann Giordano

  • Edward M. Giordano Jr.

  • Daniel Marcellus Givens

  • Judy Glantzman

  • Elizabeth Glaessner

  • Camilo Godoy

  • Jo Going

  • Larry Mark Goldblatt

  • Ken Golden

  • Kevin Golden

  • Michael Golden

  • Romeo Gómez López

  • Kathleen Goncharov

  • Angel Gonzales

  • Mateo Gonzalez

  • JP Gonzalez-Torres

  • Theresa Gooby

  • Angelica Gordon

  • Monique Gordon

  • Shoshana Gordon

  • Mon Graffito

  • Amanda Jane Graham

  • Paul Michael Graves

  • Zach Grear

  • Robert Greco

  • Joanne Greenbaum

  • Rodney Greenblat

  • Joan Greenfield

  • Carole Wagner Greenwood

  • Thomas Greenwood

  • Michela Griffo

  • Sonya Gropman

  • David Gross

  • Elizabeth Gross

  • Laura Grothaus

  • Noima Group

  • Victor Grozny

  • Lois Gruberger

  • Yikui (Coy) Gu

  • Roselyn Guaman

  • Edgard Guanipa

  • Calum Gunn

  • Laura Gurton

  • Carlos Gutierrez Solana

  • Victoria H. Chang

  • Simone Haack

  • Hans Haacke

  • Ira Joel Haber

  • Theresa Hackett

  • Anne Haddox

  • Patricia Haemmerle

  • Leo Hainzl

  • Valerie Hallier

  • Peter Halpert

  • Sandra Hamburg

  • Marianne Hamel

  • Jane Hammond

  • John Hampshire

  • Inness Hancock

  • Wilson Hand Kidde

  • Stevie Hanley

  • John Hanning

  • Erik Hanson

  • Kim Hanson

  • Philip Hare

  • Hilary Harkness

  • Sharon Harper

  • Brian Harriman

  • Imani Harrington

  • Howard Harris

  • John Harris

  • Jonathon Harris

  • Michele Harris

  • Steven Harris

  • Barbara Harrison Caban

  • Emily Harrison-Ach

  • David Greg Harth

  • Edgar Hartley

  • J. Hartz

  • Michael Harwood

  • Dean Haspiel

  • Gregory Hatch

  • Shaun Haugen

  • Yolanda Hawkins

  • Toru Hayashi

  • Brian Healey

  • Grace Healy

  • Ray Hecht

  • Annabelle Heckler

  • Jeffrey Heiman

  • Karl Heine

  • Neddi Heller

  • Thomas Hellstrom

  • David L. Hendershot

  • Maxine Henryson

  • Brittany Hensley

  • Anna Henson

  • Laurie Henzel

  • Ed Herman

  • Matthias Hermann

  • Leo Herrera

  • Isis Herrera-Nunez

  • Andrea Herrick

  • Chuck Hettinger

  • Robert Hickerson

  • Halona Hilbertz

  • Seth Ruggles Hiler

  • Dawn Hill

  • Tom Hill

  • Bryan Hillstrom

  • Rose Hillstrom

  • Kevin Hinkle

  • Juan Hinojosa

  • Dion Hitchings

  • Hunter Hodkinson

  • Philip Hoffhines

  • Judith Hoffman-Corwin

  • Patty Hogan

  • Nicholas Holliday

  • Diane Holmes

  • Margaret Honda

  • Stephen Honicki

  • Kate Hopkins

  • James Horner

  • Char Horton

  • Arufa Hossain

  • Tina Howard

  • Anderson Howard Burke

  • Joel Hoyer

  • Keryn Huang

  • Andrew Huff

  • Kate Huh

  • David Humphrey

  • Scott Hunt

  • Dylan Hurwitz

  • Elaf Hussein

  • Laura Hussey

  • Magnus Anderson Husum

  • Tram Huynh

  • Daria Iaconi

  • Perry A. Iannaconi Jr.

  • Xandra Ibarra

  • Suzlee Ibrahim

  • Kasia Idzkowska

  • Johnny Irizarry

  • Nicole Isabelle

  • Carmen Isasi

  • Ian Ivey

  • Sandra Jackman

  • Emily Jacobs

  • Linda Jacobs

  • Elisabeth Jacobssen

  • Noormah Jamal

  • Nicholaus Jamieson

  • Xylor Jane

  • Eric Janke

  • Karin Janssen

  • James Jaxxa

  • Anna Jekel

  • Debra Jenks

  • William Jensen

  • David Jester

  • John Jesurun

  • Tom Jezek

  • Gladys Jimenez

  • Jim Joe

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  • Will Johnson

  • Constantine Jones

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  • George Jordan

  • Michael Joseph

  • Julia Justo

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  • Nicole Kammer

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  • Kel R. Karpinski

  • Elaine Karton

  • Nina Katchadourian

  • Laura Kavanaugh

  • Janusz Kawa

  • Alexandra Kazakova

  • John Keasler

  • Margie Kelk

  • John Kelly

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  • Matthew Kennedy

  • Claude Kent

  • Julie Kent

  • Brian Keogh

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  • Karen Kertesz-Skylar

  • Padma Kesraj

  • Donna Kessinger

  • Tracey Kessler

  • Michael Keufterian

  • Mehrbano Khattak

  • Khyal !

  • Emma Kilroy

  • Justin N. Kim

  • Kiki Kim

  • Sophia Kim

  • Clifford Prince King

  • Laura Sue King

  • Gale Kiniry

  • Jill Kirschen

  • Andrew Kirschner

  • Joe Klaus

  • Bernhard Kleber

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  • Ariel Kleinberg

  • Tom Klem

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  • Richard Levine

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  • Benoît Loiseau and Eugenio Rebolleda

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  • Joe Mama-Nitzberg

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  • Dave Mishalanie

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  • Je’Jae Cleo’ Mizrahi @Mx.Enigma

  • Gloria Mizutani

  • Sibylle Möndel

  • Ivan Monforte

  • Margaret Montgomery

  • Andrés Monzón-Aguirre Ortiz

  • Gwendolyn Moon

  • David Moore

  • Kevin Moore

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  • Eva Mueller

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  • Frank New

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  • Justin Liam O'Brien

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  • Janet Olivia Henry

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  • Matthias Oro Bruce

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  • Asma Ounine

  • Joe Ovelman

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  • Tyler Matthew Oyer

  • Andrés Oyuela

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  • Andre Pace

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  • Arturo Padilla

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  • Kristen Palazzo

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  • John Paul

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  • Cole Pawlowski

  • Steven Craig Paxton

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  • Marc Pelletier

  • Manuel Pellón

  • Suzanne Pemberton

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  • Jorge Perez

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  • Connie Perry

  • Nandini Persuad

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  • Kate Petley

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  • Diane Phares

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  • Liana F. Piehler

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  • Maja Planinac

  • Plastic & Son

  • Jennifer Ponds

  • Mitchell Poon

  • Pope.L

  • J. Lauren Popma

  • Lawrence Porter

  • Katherine Powers

  • Sigita R. Praneviciene

  • Mel Prest

  • Diane Pribojan

  • Clifford Prince King

  • J. John Priola

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  • Melodie Provenzano

  • Carol Prud'Homme Davis

  • Amanda Procaccino Prunty

  • Max Puchalsky

  • Adam Putnam

  • CQ Quintana

  • Fraser Radford

  • Bill Ragals

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  • Francisco Javier Ramirez

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  • Daniel Ramos

  • Renee Ramos

  • William Rand

  • Jessica Rankin

  • Michelle Ranson

  • Nathan Rapport

  • Heather Rasmussen

  • Beverly Rauntenberg

  • Jack Ready

  • Prospect Reda

  • Rob Redding

  • Peter Rednour

  • Rosemary Rednour

  • Calvin Reid

  • Leah Reid

  • Agustin Rein

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  • Richard Renaldi

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  • Ana Rendich

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  • William Reue

  • Monica Rex

  • Cristofer Reyes Espinal

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  • Madeline Richard

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  • Jasmin Risk

  • Timo Rissanen

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  • Jordan T. Robinson

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  • Peter Robinson, Jr.

  • Sur Rodney Sur

  • Arthur Rodrigues

  • Stephanie Rodriguez

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  • Tori Romania

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  • Natalie Rosbottom

  • Adam Liam Rose

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  • Steve Ross

  • Courtney Rossy

  • Arnold Roth

  • Elizabeth Rothschild

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  • Amy Routman

  • Willyum Rowe

  • Dirk Rowntree

  • Emily Royer

  • Johnny Rozsa

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  • Arlene Rush

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  • JK Russ

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  • Tim Ryan

  • Patrik Rytirangas

  • Darkreconstruction S I

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  • Richard Saja

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  • Jess Saldaña

  • Memo Salvan

  • Paul Sammut

  • Ginny Sampson

  • Jeleiny Sanchez

  • Georgie Sánchez

  • Rafael Sánchez

  • Matthew Sandager

  • Daniel Sander

  • Laura Sanders

  • Gianna Sanfiorenzo

  • Phyllis Sanfiorenzo

  • Toni-Lee Sangastiano

  • Arlene Santana Thornton

  • Fefo Reyes and Carmine Santaniello

  • Jonathan Santlofer

  • Nelson Santos

  • Mary Sarian

  • Farid Sarudin

  • Benjamin Saulnier

  • Hal Saulson

  • Nicollette Savattere

  • Andreas Savopodos

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  • Carol Savopoulos

  • Christoph Sawyer

  • Roberto Scala

  • Dan Schapiro

  • Ann Schaumburger

  • Peter Schepper

  • Espie Schiavo

  • James Schlechter

  • Gary Schneider

  • Ruth Schneiderman

  • Sarah Scholz

  • JP Schuiteman

  • Larry Schulte

  • Lars Schumacher

  • Susanne Schumacher

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  • Laura Schwamb

  • Richard Schwamb

  • Anne Schwartz

  • Francesca Schwartz

  • Jessica Anne Schwartz

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  • Celina Sciuto

  • Carl Scorza

  • L Scully

  • Sorin Scurtulescu

  • Greg Seagrave

  • Jenna Sedlack

  • Alexandro Segade

  • Nelson Segarra

  • Jan Seifert

  • Nina Seigenfeld

  • Tommy Sepagan

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  • Andrew Seto

  • Kang Seung Lee

  • Jacqueline Sferra Rada

  • Labdhi Shah

  • Mary Shah

  • Sanjana Shahani

  • Penko Shaitanov

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  • Julie Shapiro

  • Kate Sharkey

  • Russell Sharon

  • Donna Sharrett

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  • Will Shellhorn

  • Bronwen Shelwell

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  • Leslie Sheryll

  • Shikeith

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  • Soon Young Shimizu

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  • Ethan Shoshan

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  • Gabriel J Shuldiner

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  • Nathaniel A. Siegel

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  • Elena Mary Siff

  • Toni Silber-Delerive

  • Luis Silva

  • Patricia Silva

  • Sasha Silverstein

  • Laurie Simmons

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  • Zulaika Simon

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  • Adrian Sorin Sinescu

  • Arthur Kay Singleton

  • Val Sivilli

  • Rebecca Skelton

  • Barbara Slitkin

  • Louise P. Sloane

  • Andrew Small

  • Wendy Small

  • Lena Smart

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  • Snappy

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  • Bishakh Som

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  • Sandrina Sparagna

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  • George Spencer

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  • Gary J. Speziale

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  • Janice Stanton

  • Michael Stark

  • Barry Steely

  • Laura J. Stein

  • Shauna Steinbach

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  • Peter Stephens

  • David Samuel Stern

  • Robert Stern

  • Ann Steuernagel

  • Jon Steven Walters

  • Allyn Stewart

  • Andreas Streicher

  • Lisa Studier

  • Judith Sturm

  • Emma Suelter

  • Lieh Sugai

  • Sunny Suits

  • Homo Superiorr

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  • Mia Suyeoka

  • Vermillion Swan

  • Marisa Swangha

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  • Amy Swartele

  • Darren Swazo

  • Liz Sweibel

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  • Sarah Sze

  • Jordan T. Robinson

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  • Poramit Thantapalit

  • Jerry the Marble Faun

  • The New York Board Of Taste

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  • Charles Theonia

  • Karen Thomas

  • Patrick Thomas

  • Amy Thompson

  • Martha Thorn

  • Anna K Thorsdottir

  • Susanne Tierney

  • Tret Tierney

  • Vincent Tiley

  • Jonny Tingle

  • Francine Tint

  • Narong Tintamusik

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  • Antoine Touze

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  • George Towne

  • Ronald "Remy" Trail

  • Thang Tran

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  • Li Trincere

  • Lee Ann Tristano

  • Kenji Troelstrup

  • Kate True

  • Linda Trunzo

  • Janet Tsakis

  • Janaina Tschape

  • Margaret Tsirantonakis

  • Christine Tucci

  • Alex Tudela

  • Lida Turner

  • Neysa Turner

  • Sean Turner

  • Coleen Tyler

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  • Gene Underwood

  • Joanne Ungar

  • Triangle Head Universe

  • David Uricoli

  • Jennifer Utter

  • Brian Uy

  • Agostino Vaccaro

  • Clover Vail

  • Teressa Valla

  • Juliana Vallejo

  • Marguerite Van Cook

  • Gabby Van Der Marz

  • Annina Van Sebroeck

  • Caroline Van Sluijs

  • Connie Van Winssen

  • Isaac Vancuren

  • Ria Vanden Eynde

  • Jose Miguel Vasquez

  • Albert Velasco

  • John Velo

  • April Vendetta

  • Baillie Vensel

  • Conrad Ventur

  • Claudia Vess

  • Karim Vickery

  • Roey Vilnai

  • John Paul Vincent

  • Tony Vita

  • Anthony Viti

  • Kazaan Viveiros

  • Onna Voellmer

  • Amanda Vogl

  • Don Voisine

  • Kristin Volk

  • Sarah Vollmann

  • Heinrich Von Kesseler

  • Panagiotis Voulgaris

  • Falcon Vrána

  • Maxx Wade

  • Carole Wagner Greenwood

  • Michael Walden

  • Kara Walker

  • Lee Lee Walker

  • Gerry Wall

  • Jina Wallwork

  • James Walsh

  • Zachary Waltke

  • Zoe Waltke

  • Clair Walton

  • Kim Wan

  • Melissa Wang

  • Phillip Ward

  • Tom Warren

  • Jack Waters

  • Darren Waterston

  • Jude Waterston

  • Michael Watson

  • Patrick Webb

  • Tenesh Webber

  • Jonathan Weinberg

  • Louise Weinberg

  • Michelle Weinberg

  • Yuko Weiner

  • Jordan Weitzman

  • Charlie Welch

  • Lela Shahrzad Welch

  • William Welsch

  • James Wentzy

  • Kurt Weston

  • Kelli Whelan

  • Whitney Whitaker

  • Lili White

  • Rodney White

  • Van Wifvat

  • David Wightman

  • Emily Wilford

  • Chris Willcox

  • Forrest Williams

  • Michael Kelly Williams

  • Pat Williams

  • Vernon Williams

  • Anthony Wills

  • Barbara Jaye Wilson

  • Laura Sharp Wilson

  • Martha Wilson

  • Trevor Winkfield

  • Justin Winslow

  • Pam Winters

  • Paul Wirhun

  • Athena Wisotsky

  • Stephanie Witchger

  • Scot J. Wittman

  • James Wodarek

  • Amanda Wolf

  • Larry Wolf

  • Kevin Won

  • Lauren Wong

  • Lily Wong

  • Ed Woodham

  • Kelly Worman

  • Holly Would

  • Doug Wright

  • Jimmy Wright

  • Kobina Wright

  • Jan Wurm

  • Rob Wynne

  • Saint Alphonse X

  • Le Xie

  • Alina Yakirevitch

  • Lynne Yamamoto

  • Carrie Yamaoka

  • Zackery Yao

  • Frances Yeoland

  • Plamen Yordanov

  • Snejana Yordanova

  • Laurence Young

  • Sally Young

  • Wayne Young

  • Frederique Zacharia

  • April Zanne Johnson

  • Gloria Zapata

  • Cayce Zavaglia

  • Deborah Zavon

  • Tony Zaza

  • Jody Zellen

  • Yuan Rong Zhang

  • Charlyn Zlotnik

Group show Oxo tower london

13 - 17 DECEMBER 2023 BARGEHOUSE

Exhibit Here’s epic Art Maze is back! Join us, as we return to the iconic and atmospheric Bargehouse for five magical days just before Christmas. We warmly invite you to step into our immersive maze of art, which twists and turns through four floors and thirteen characterful rooms. You’ll discover art in every corner that has been thoughtfully curated in this mesmerising space that will leave you feeling enriched with a sense of awe.

 

We look forward to welcoming you to our show, whether you’re a serious collector or simply an art fanatic who enjoys being in the presence of art, Exhibit Here is passionate about bringing art and people together, creating an exhibition experience that visitors will enjoy and remember.

 

Daily opening hours: 11am – 6pm, admission free.

 

If you would like to meet the artists and enjoy a drink with friends, join us on the evening of 13 December 2023 for our festive Private View, where you will be greeted by Chop & Chip, who will have their mobile cash bar set up on the ground floor of Bargehouse, offering guests a full menu including cocktails, mocktails, wine, beer, cider, spirits, and soft drinks.

 

Private View: 13 December 2023, 6pm – 8.30pm. Early drinks from 4pm.

 

Featuring a performance by Georgina Ellul, Do You Feel Me? Do You Feel You? Fourth Floor, 6.45pm – 7.45pm. 

 

Selected Artists: Darren Floyd, Tiane, Roya Khalili, Alexandra Peterken, Andrew Medlock, Rina Bakis, Stephen Grant, Robin Ajder, Liam Collins, Marcela Olivia Dorantes, Clara Finn, Samantha Louise Emery, Sarah Asante, Chris Freeman, Jemima Charrett-Dykes, Annette Aspen, Lorna Ellen, Carly Jayne Roach, Nathaniel Port, Christian Azolan, Louis Judkins, Julie Fitzpatrick, David Caldwell, Joe Stevens, Kate Edmunds, Grace Crisp, Anji Main, Jose Zavala, Claudia De Grandi, Keith Pointing, Alan Dunne, Taidg O, Lucio Scotti, Irene Waters, Daniil Danet, Paul Chisholm, Frances Cooley, Jhimli Banerjee Saha, Shea Vadgama, Lee Tokeley aka LT66, Trig, Jane Bolden, Stephanie Pau, Jennie McCall, Ryan Ford, David Marron, Jacqueline Ito, Jim Grundy, Miguel de Melo, Andy Finlay, Minah Khan, Nabil Hamad, Chino Ridge, Tina Leslie, Aurelie Crisetig, Lai-fan LEE (Fan LEE), Vicki Demirdjian, Philosophical Artist, Keith Markillie, Andrea Seguraz, Millnercorp, Tina Davies, Andrew Moran, Annie Trevorah, Deano Hewitts, Nicholas James Morrison + Wiktoria Sara Piotrowska, MOMAR Malgorzata Marta Zych, Hasti Sardashti, Amanda Sumpter, Rosa Young, Georgina Ellul, Mike Hipwell, Emma Rhys Thomas XeMcgfma#66, Tashi Khan, David Dalley, Paul Gore, Mina Boromand, Jacqueline Prothero, plus more TBC. 

 

Curator: Leila Bibizadeh

Venue: Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, Bargehouse Street, South Bank, London SE1 9PH

Interview with Metafora Arts Barcelona

LIFE AFTER METÀFORA

Interview with Paul Chisholm

Paul was a student at Metàfora during the Academic Year 2010-2011. It has been a pleasure see his work develop since. Soon, he will be opening a solo show at The Art Fund Prize Gallery, The Lightbox Museum, Woking, Surrey, England.

We asked about his experience on the Metàfora Studio Arts Program, his professionalising process, and of course, about the exhibition taking place between the 7th to 19th November.

What do you remember about your stay at Metàfora, and in Barcelona?

I remember it being the most magical of years. A chance to dedicate oneself fully to their practice, exploring new avenues, directions all under the umbrella of a critical discourse with like-minded artists from across the Globe many of whom are still best friends. Barcelona has a certain vibe and a buzz which reflected deeply in the work I created during that time.

In what ways has your experience at Metàfora helped you become the artist you are today?

At the time of applying to Metàfora I was considering a Masters in London. However I desperately wanted to get out of the rat race which is London and explore Europe. Metàfora really consolidated my practice to which it is today combining painting and conceptual sculpture. The course allowed time for experimentation, trying ideas out and ultimately I made several of my most iconic pieces whilst on the course. The course offered something which I don’t think many U.K colleges can offer…a truly international perspective, a highly conceptual approach and with a lot of 121 tuition and the chance to learn about Art therapy too!

How has your art developed since?

Since leaving Metàfora I lived a few years in Palma de Mallorca where I had an exhibition at Waka. Unfortunately in 2013 I moved back to London but eventually enrolled on an MA at Chelsea College of Arts in 2018. This really supercharged my practice in so many ways, connections, opportunities and a deep re-think of my practice. I now regularly dontate my work to the Terrence Higgins Trust annual Auction at Christies, London where my work has sold for double digits in aid of the charity. I have given talks on my practice in relation to Keith Haring at Tate Liverpool and all sorts of great great platforms which as a young artist at Metàfora I could only dream of. Never give up on your dreams keep creating, exhibiting and applying for things and even when no one else will give you an opportunity make one for your Art! I now live just outside of London in the countryside where I have a large studio subsided by the local council. This enables me to push boundaries in my practice, experiment and dream of sunny days in Barcelona! Art is a journey enjoy it!

(above) Mc Whimsical (below) Screw You, Virus Face

What is your upcoming exhibition about?

My exhibition is entitled The Lost Boys and mostly reflects upon the Aids & HIV epidemic both personal and political. The exhibition will include works made at Metàfora to the present day. This is my first solo Museum show. Which is so exciting! This body of work has been in my mind’s eye for many many years and will survey my practice surrounding these issues. In fact, as an alumni of Metàfora I was lucky enough to be invited back to do a talk on Arts Activism and the Aids Crisis in 2012. This gave me the chance to consolidate and present my research to a new cohort of Metàfora students… What a great opportunity Jette gave me! This area of research has fuelled my practice ever since…. These professional opportunities Metàfora gave me are the foundation for wanting to go on to do a PHD!

How did it happen? Can you expand on your professionalisation process?

My upcoming show is funded via a Developing your artistic practice grant by The Arts Council England plus grants from The Oppenhiem Johns Downes Trust and Visual Aids In New York. Applying for Arts grants is so important in being able to make the work you envision and see it exhibited and get things off the ground. Wherever you are based in the World there are Artist grants you can apply too which will with perseverance make your ideas a reality. Just remember rejection is a part of the process and never give up! It took me eight long years to get ‘Mc Whimsical’ a work I made and created at Metàfora off the ground in Barcelona and at the time it was a small scale installation eventually in 2019 I exhibited 101 creatures from the work in a Gallery in Hoxton U.K. Think big never give up… Dreams can, and do come true…

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

“The lost boys”

at The Art Fund Prize Gallery,
The Lightbox Museum,
Woking, Surrey,
England

Between November 7th -19th 2023

Open daily 10am-5pm.
Entry is free.

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The Artist will be present on the 7th of November 1pm-5pm,
and again on the 19th of November 1-5pm

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For more information contact
the Artist mrpauldavidchisholm@gmail.com
or the gallery peter@thelightbox.org.uk

thelightbox.org.uk  |   mrpauldavidchisholm.com

 

The title of this exhibition comes from J. M. Barrie’s 1904 play Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up but refers in the context of this exhibition to the boys who simply couldn’t grow up because of the Aids/ HIV crisis. Although this exhibition refers to Boys throughout its context it is no way limited by gender as this affects us all.

‘A stitch in time saves nine’, meaning if you sort out a problem immediately it may save a lot of extra work later; if you’re lucky! The AIDS crisis and those affected are not so lucky and it took seven long years for any ‘Art’ (Anti-Retroviral Medication) to come in effect and it was another 9 years- 1996 until this medication slowly became effective and in ‘the everyday cushions’ these concerns are played out. These cushions are rough in nature but soft at hand and are a labour of love and frustration, each stitch is a direct sign of life; a life the artist thought he would not live after his diagnosis of HIV in 2007. With each word a contradictory or opposing word appears on the cushions scattered across the gallery floor alongside these are black pencils that lie with red tips alluding to both blood, the black death and  an artist’s career that may have been cut short like so many others in the 80’s and 90’s. Each pencil is varnished with anti-viral glitter this coating both suggesting protection against viruses and a reminder of ever present danger. This steri-coat varnish is often used in hospital settings, without the glitter of course! However each glitter shard stands as another star burning bright and a reminder of those who we have loved and lost.

On the wall hang two poems created using Chat GPT, one which the artist asks to create a poem about  the lost boys due to the Aids Crisis’ and  another ‘the Lost Gay boys due to the Aids crisis’. With each the artist raises questions upon the fact that a Virus knows no boundaries gay or just a boy. It’s interesting to note the change in language used by the AI when instructing it to use a label such as ‘Gay’. Either way the work ends with making the Artist cry.

A soft sculpture entitled ‘My magical mental illness power’ is covered with 101 red ribbons and Nazar badges – the Turkish amulet which deflects the evil eye. The red Ribbon was created as a way of remembrance by a group of 12 Artists in 1991, from the New York Arts charity Visual Aids. (A charity which the artist often exhibits with and is awarded arts grants by) Coupling both of these symbols of hope, remembrance and protection within the context of mental health the artist questions the ongoing stigma associated with HIV and AIDS, whilst simultaneously creating a sculpture which empowers those affected both those lost to history and those struggling today.

In a self-portrait from 2017 the artist has placed a badge on the heart and it states ‘ Over 1 million people die of AIDS each year that’s the population of Amsterdam gone’ This statement came from a poster when the International Aids Conference was held in Amsterdam in 2018 (The Artist splits his time between the City and Surrey, England). Just imagine… ‘That’s an entire city in silence every year, year on year’… Aids is not over…

On the opposing wall a large print of Paul Chisholm’s iconic ‘I’m Tired’ poem stands which was read aloud at the Keith Haring Art and Activism conference at Tate Liverpool in 2019. This work juxtaposes the AI generated poem giving a more human take on our collective consciousness. Ultimately the work ends by saying ‘I’m Tired but never too tired to keep creating Art which someday somewhere may touch another’s soul …’  And I think this exhibition is a testament to that.

About Paul Chisholm

Surrey based artist, Paul Chisholm presents a body of paintings and sculptures from his Lost Boys series which is inspired by the boys lost to the HIV epidemic throughout the decades and related suicide. It also points to stigma faced by those boys affected by HIV within modern day society.

Paul Chisholm (1983) was born in Canterbury, England and brought up in Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. He studied a BA in Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University (2004) and Metàfora Studio Arts , Barcelona (2011) before doing his MA in Fine Art at Chelsea -College of Art in London (2020). In 2023 he was nominated for the Queer Britain Art Prize. This exhibition is funded by an Art Council England Developing your creative practice grant.

Press Release The Lost Boys at The Lightbox Museum, Woking, Surrey, U.K

Press release

The lost boys, The Art Fund Prize Gallery, The Lightbox Museum, Woking, Surrey, England.

November 7th -19th 2023

Open daily 10am-5pm Entry is free.

The Artist will be present on the 7th of November 1pm-5pm and again on the 19th of November 1-5pm

www.thelightbox..org.uk

www.mrpauldavidchisholm.com

For more information contact the Artist mrpauldavidchisholm@:gmail.com or peter@thelightbox.org.uk  

Surrey based artist, Paul Chisholm presents a body of paintings and sculptures from his Lost Boys series which is inspired by the boys lost to the HIV epidemic throughout the decades and related suicide. It also points to stigma faced by those boys affected by HIV within modern day society.

The title of this exhibition comes from J. M. Barrie's 1904 play Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up but refers in the context of this exhibition to the boys who simply couldn’t grow up because of the Aids/ HIV crisis. Although this exhibition refers to Boys throughout its context it is no way limited by gender as this affects us all.

‘A stitch in time saves nine’, meaning if you sort out a problem immediately it may save a lot of extra work later; if you’re lucky! The AIDS crisis and those affected are not so lucky and it took seven long years for any ‘Art’ (Anti-Retroviral Medication) to come in effect and it was another 9 years- 1996 until this medication slowly became effective and in ‘the everyday cushions’ these concerns are played out. These cushions are rough in nature but soft at hand and are a labour of love and frustration, each stitch is a direct sign of life; a life the artist thought he would not live after his diagnosis of HIV in 2007. With each word a contradictory or opposing word appears on the cushions scattered across the gallery floor alongside these are black pencils that lie with red tips alluding to both blood, the black death and  an artist’s career that may have been cut short like so many others in the 80’s and 90’s. Each pencil is varnished with anti-viral glitter this coating both suggesting protection against viruses and a reminder of ever present danger. This steri-coat varnish is often used in hospital settings, without the glitter of course! However each glitter shard stands as another star burning bright and a reminder of those who we have loved and lost.   

On the wall hang two poems created using Chat GPT, one which the artist asks to create a poem about  the lost boys due to the Aids Crisis’ and  another ‘the Lost Gay boys due to the Aids crisis’. With each the artist raises questions upon the fact that a Virus knows no boundaries gay or just a boy. It’s interesting to note the change in language used by the AI when instructing it to use a label such as ‘Gay’. Either way the work ends with making the Artist cry.  

A soft sculpture entitled ‘My magical mental illness power’ is covered with 101 red ribbons and Nazar badges - the Turkish amulet which deflects the evil eye. The red Ribbon was created as a way of remembrance by a group of 12 Artists in 1991, from the New York Arts charity Visual Aids. (A charity which the artist often exhibits with and is awarded arts grants by) Coupling both of these symbols of hope, remembrance and protection within the context of mental health the artist questions the ongoing stigma associated with HIV and AIDS, whilst simultaneously creating a sculpture which empowers those affected both those lost to history and those struggling today.

 In a self-portrait from 2017 the artist has placed a badge on the heart and it states ‘ Over 1 million people die of AIDS each year that’s the population of Amsterdam gone’ This statement came from a poster when the International Aids Conference was held in Amsterdam in 2018 (The Artist splits his time between the City and Surrey, England). Just imagine… ‘That’s an entire city in silence every year, year on year’…….. Aids is not over…..

On the opposing wall a large print of Paul Chisholm’s iconic ‘I’m Tired’ poem stands which was read aloud at the Keith Haring Art and Activism conference at Tate Liverpool in 2019. This work juxtaposes the AI generated poem giving a more human take on our collective consciousness. Ultimately the work ends by saying ‘I’m Tired but never too tired to keep creating Art which someday somewhere may touch another’s soul ……..’    And I think this exhibition is a testament to that………  

Paul Chisholm (1983) was born in Canterbury, England and brought up in Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. He studied a BA in Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University (2004) before doing his MA in Fine Art at Chelsea -College of Art in London (2020). In 2023 he was nominated for the Queer Britain Art Prize. This exhibition is funded by an Art Council England Developing your creative practice grant.

Artist Interview with University of Arts London

Paul Chisholm didn’t know what to expect when he uploaded his work to Graduate Showcase. Emerging from his Chelsea MA in Fine Art into a sector on pause, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, wasn’t easy. But when a curator got in touch after spotting his work on Showcase, he found himself preparing for his first official solo show...

There’s nothing quite like seeing an art exhibition in person. "The texture, the environment, the physical object - especially with sculpture or painting, there is something tangible and real about the work,” says Paul Chisholm. “But Showcase transcends boundaries, countries and time zones, allowing a much wider audience.”

Paul has firsthand experience of this. When we speak, he’s just back from a week in Folkestone for a presentation of his work at The Brewery Tap, run by UCA Farnham. Their programmer curators had emailed him in January 2023. “They’d found my work on UAL Graduate Showcase and they wanted to offer me a solo show,” he remembers.

“It was such a great opportunity, with no strings attached. It was simply: here’s the gallery, do what you want, we love your work.” Since then, he’s been awarded an Arts Council Developing Your Creative Practice grant, which will give him the chance to delve into researching LGBTQ+ history and culture. What’s more, he’s also been shortlisted for the Queer Britain Art Prize.

But in the months and years immediately after he completed his degree, in the midst of a global pandemic, opportunities to exhibit physically were limited. Though he and his peers did have a degree show as their course ended in December 2019, within the first quarter of the following year, the world screeched to a standstill. “2020 was a real letdown. It was so sad – I’d just graduated, I had all this energy. I was about to have a show at Hoxton 253 in the summer and everything got cancelled.”

That’s where Showcase came in – providing virtual viewers with instant access to his work. The installation shots from his show at Chelsea meant he had ample images to choose from. “That documentation gave me a way to present a body of work and gain more exhibitions,” he says. “I've always had my website, but Showcase is great because it's ranked more highly on Google so when people search for my work, it comes up.”

Paul’s Showcase project, The Lost Children of Paradise, is a series of paintings of clown-like faces that portray the masks we wear socially to hide our true emotions. “I was diagnosed with HIV in 2007. I’ve struggled with my mental health, living with a disability for a long time. I think the portraits are a reflection of that melancholic feeling,” he says. “I work with industrial materials – household paint on canvas or MDF boards. The process is quite organic, it just flows out of me.”

After studying BA Fine Art at Nottingham Trent, Paul became a full-time artist in 2015. Originally his work centered on conceptual sculpture but for the past five 5 years he’s also been exploring painting and decided to take up the Master’s to further push himself in this direction. During the forced isolation of lockdown, he made a new body of work titled The Tronies of Croydon-OH, which was exhibited at Turf Project Space in Croydon in 2022. “A tronie is a head-based portrait from the golden age of Dutch painting. My series explores how, communicating online via Zoom, you sometimes see people just as their headshot. It’s about our connection, or disconnection, during the pandemic.”

Though the timing of graduation was, in many ways, less than ideal, Paul’s post-university career is now on a roll. And being featured on graduateshowcase.arts.ac.uk has been pivotal in this process. I feel like Showcase should be a mandatory part of the course curriculum,” he says, adding: “I’d really encourage every student to put their work up. Because you never know what may come out of it.”

Explore work by recent UAL graduates online at graduateshowcase.arts.ac.uk

Read more Graduate Showcase stories from recent UAL alumni:

Lost Boys @ The Art Fund Prize Gallery, The Lightbox Museum, Woking, Surrey

Opening on the 6th of November to the 19th!

" Fusing irony with allegory, Paul Chisholm creates works layered with allusions to his personal history and emotional state, subtly criticising social and political circumstances. Utilising his own experience as a springboard, he has built a distinctive visual language, imbued with poetic nuances of the often contradictory and disconcerting feelings related to the human condition.”Ana Bambic Kostov Art Historian 2018

Chisholm’s artistic practice revolves around conceptual explorations of identity, gender and politics, and it incorporates works completed in different media including painting, photography, installation and objects. Regardless of the material, his works possess a strong communicative quality, bearing messages garnished with both humour and pain. The confluence of bright colours and bold puns unveils the double entendre behind every visual.

The lost, the lonely, the disposed and the depressed, life is a parade, a journey and the lights must go on, it is a world of contradictory emotions and parodies, a place of hell and a place of heaven, of need and neglect, distraction, abundance and failure.

Paul Chisholm will present a body of paintings and sculptures from his Lost Boys series which is inspired by the boys lost to the HIV epidemic throughout the decades and related suicide. It also points to the stigma faced by those boys affected by HIV within modern day society.

 

 

 

 

Paul Chisholm (1983) born in Canterbury, England and brought up in Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. He studied at Nottingham Trent University (2004) before doing his MA in Fine Art at Chelsea College of Art in London (2020. Recent exhibitions include The Tronie’s of Croydon-Oh at Turf Projects, Croydon, London (2022), Mc Hope at The Brewery Tap Project Space, University of Creative Arts, Folkestone, Kent (2023) and The Queer Britain Art award, Queer Britain Museum, Kings Cross, London (2023