Cambria Bridge East side
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Cambria Bridge West side
Street artist ATM grew up in a northern mill town. Spellbound by birdsong and wildlife, those early experiences create the fusion of industrial, urban and nature in his art today. He paints endangered species street art, using urban walls as a stark reminder of the species that once lived here, yet could again with habitat restoration.
Andrew Graves Johnston is a sculptor based in Loughborough Junction. His work deals with memory, personal, cultural, social and communal. He is interested in the connections of the past and how these influence and react with the present and future. He works with a range of different materials from hot glass and bronze through to digital media and video.
Bridget Bailey’s artworks explore the natural world, combining intriguing ideas and observations with her very particular making skills. Trained in textiles at Farnham and with a background in millinery, Bridget now works as an artist, making one-off pieces for exhibitions and commissions
Carolynn Russ
Having originally trained as a textile designer Carolynn has continued to work in this field since graduating- mainly in the fashion industry. Her love of pattern, image and colour also translates into other mediums and materials easily as she loves to diversify and experiment with different ways of creating artwork.
Dan Kelly works with stoneware and porcelain. Decoration of his pots is deliberately kept to a minimum, with dark metallic oxides being the usual finish to his stoneware vessels. The outer surface of his white porcelain pieces are usually left virtually untouched so that the throwing lines, furrows, indentations and raw edges are somehow emphasised, contrasting with their dark glazed interiors.
David Williams
David Williams originally trained as a textile designer and has continued to work in the textile industry all his life. He also likes to work with a variety of other materials whether in design or for an art piece.
Dermot Daly
Through pared down minimalist elements Dermot Daly explores the perpetual cycle of change which gives rise to apparent order and apparent chaos.
As well as working in abstract painting using mixed media, Derval Tubridy is an author and a Senior Lecturer in English Literature and Visual Cultures at Goldsmith University in London.
"I explore the uncertain areas between defined borders and conditions, such as entrapment and protection. My work is moving towards being predominantly site-specific installation. I make instinctively constructed objects using materials such as lead, latex, concrete, plaster and string. The work tries to capture the fleeting half-dreamt, half-remembered ideas and physical sensations."
Federica Dalla Vecchia is a practising fine artist and art psychotherapist. She works by using a variety of media and will often combine organic materials with objects that hold a narrative. Federica is interested in exploring the human condition through addressing themes that resonate both personally and collectively. She regularly creates installations and has recently expanded into performance art.
Gabriele Darra
Georgina Evans
Imogen Reid is a British realist painter and artist.
Ivano Darra is primarily a video-maker interested in art, contemporary dance and community engagement. He's co-director of Ion Products a multi-media company in London.
Jellymetal
Jez Jacobs was born in Lambeth, South London and works from the Warrior Studios, Brixton. He studied fine art sculpture at Central Saint Martins, London, and has a background in graphic and multi-media design, and working with young people. For further insight into his works and current projects visit Surfacenoise
Layla Collier
Layla Collier studied restoration & conservation of sculpture at City and Guilds of London art school and has worked as a sculpture restorer ever since.
Lesley Hilling mostly works on intricate wooden sculptures, which incorporate pieces of furniture, found objects, photographs, toys, broken piano parts craftly put together.
Marc is interested in the themes of honesty, value and our perception of our surroundings. His focus lies in the communication of ideas, where the concept dictates the medium. Combining these two disciplines provides an opportunity to break down the perceived barriers of the arts world, taking creative thought outside the gallery space and into the everyday.
Marcus Harvey is a painter and ceramicist and one of the Young British Artists (YBAs). He's also a curator of Turps Banana Magazine, about both art historical and contemporary painting, written entirely by contemporary practicing painters.
Patrick Sterne
Rachel Rosen works across mediums of sculpture/ installation and theatre design/performance. Her work explores concepts of space, time and human senses. Her materials are most often found and partially reworked, exhibiting the passage of time and the elements; her concerns are to question our relationship to what is around us and how we experience what we experience.
Ray runs Sunshine International Arts which specialises in carnival arts and as a design and community organisation. Drawing on his Indo Caribbean roots, S.i.A’s Artistic Director Ray Mahabir has used his experience gained by working with the masquerade tradition of Trinidad Carnival as inspiration for his designs.
Richard Harrison is a painter whose subject has moved from an interest in the texture and manipulable qualities of the simple materials of a painting, to biblical and mythical narratives that were common among European painters from the High Renaissance to the High Olympus of Victorian art.
Robert Aberdein
Rufus Knight Webb is an abstract painter as well as running the "Knight Webb Gallery", an independent art gallery in Brixton
Sian Jones is a ceramic artist based at Clockwork Studios who enjoys painting and printing on clay, and takes inspiration from the city landscape.
Sudipta Modi practice involves exploration of theatrical elements like ‘Monologue’, ‘Soliloquy’, ‘Transcendence’. Her art is site specific and gallery based. She has collaborated with actors, fine artists and musicians for installations featuring kinetic laser light, sound loops, drawings, photo images, videos, performances and paintings which create multi-sensory narratives.
Tamara Froud is a mosaic artist employing a variety of techniques and materials, from stone, to glass, plastic and metal.
Tracy Allen
As well as instigating the 7 Bridges project Walter G. Reed has been working in various media for many years, from photography, to film, Augmented Reality, conceptual art and music. He's co-director at Ion Products, a multi-media company in London.