Choice
Acrylic on canvas
110cm x 110cm
Price Guide £550
I am currently studying Fine Art at Loughborough University. This recent work has come about through thinking about choices, how we make them and whether modern living gives us the freedom to make them. This piece is a documentation of a collection of choices that have been made.
eujl4@lboro.ac.uk
Uncertainty No.2
Mixed media on canvas
50cm x 40cm
Price Guide £350
Light is frequently shadowy, shifting and fluid. A coming together and a pulling apart, a rising and a falling of relationships, these brief moments of clarity and compromise when sea becomes land, or land becomes sky.
johnmaxwellsteele@blueyonder.co.uk
www.johnmaxwellsteele.co.uk
Mothers of Africa
Acrylic on canvas
79.7cm x 99.7cm
Price Guide £500
Ahinee Mensah is an outstanding visual artist and poet specializing in paintings and sculpture. She works voluntary for Tse Ataa Mensah Foundation. Fans of her work include art critic Brian Sewell and artist Chris Ofili.
She dedicated paintings in memory of murdered victim Stephen Lawrence, (www.ahineemensah.co.uk). Her current work is based on Africa and the loss of her father.
Ahinee@gmail.com
www.tamensahfoundation.org
Musical Landscape V 2005-7
Mixed media on canvas
51cm x 51cm
Price Guide £300
Mid-career established fine artist. Numerous exhibitions – local, national, international. B.A. (Hons.) Fine Art (Leicester Polytechnic 1982). M.A. Fine Art (Bretton Hall, College of University of Leeds, 1996). Paintings (oil, acrylic, mixed media on canvas and wood) and monoprints inspired by transition and rhythm in landscape and listening to music.
fineart@pammiller.co.uk
www.pammiller.co.uk
Bradgate Park 1 & 2
Ink & acrylic
52.5cm x 52.5cm x 2 canvases
Price Guide £500
I am currently studying BA Fine Art at Loughborough University. Bradgate Park 1 & 2 are from a series of paintings that portray the idea of contamination within a landscape. The paintings are subtle indications of the physical affect pollution and global warming has on the aesthetics of a landscape.
C.S.Morrison-Wynne-06@student.lboro.ac.uk
Northamptonshire Farm
Watercolour
39cm x 41cm
Price Guide £130
Philippa Powell lives and paints in West Northamptonshire. Watercolour is her first love with its transparency and immediate nature allowing her to explore the play of light and shadows in her, often architectural landscapes. However she loves to travel and scenes from Cornwall, English gardens to Mediterranean streets inspire her.
pippowell@hotmail.com
www.philippa-powell.co.uk
Pyramid
Acrylic on board
37cm x 51cm
Guide Price £400 
The pyramid is a very loaded symbol, it suggests ideas such as power, authority, mans beliefs in progress, and his dominion over nature. ‘Inverse’ suggests that primordial, elemental power of nature which man is at the mercy of, and cannot transcend. Civilizations usually collapse through exhausting their natural resources and not recognising their inter relationship with their environment. ‘Inverse’ is really a questioning of mans belief that he is in any way superior or ‘special’, exempt from laws of inter relationship which apply to the rest of creation.
dermotp@gmail.com
www.dermotpunnett.com
And The Land Died Slowly
Acrylic on board
47.5cm x 41cm
Price Guide £100
I like to work on a variety of subjects, in a variety of styles; the key is that the subject and style excite and challenge me.
‘And the Land Died Slowly’ depicts an autumn wood but with the sky suggesting that perhaps something more sinister is at work!
Richard.simkins@talk21.com
No4 Dance Series
Charcoal on paper
90cm x 70cm
Price Guide £400
My work explores the expressive and creative language of contemporary dance. I search for shape, pattern and visual rhythms within the movement and use these extracted moments to translate into line and mark. My aim is to retain the vitality that is so intrinsic to the nature of dance.
annstoker@gmail.com
Hope for Africa
Oil and encaustic on canvas
32” x 40”
Price Guide £750
I am a Fine Art student studying at the University of Derby. I am in my second year of my BA Hons course. My work addresses nature and the spiritual aspect of that nature. I am primarily an abstract painter who works instinctively from the world around me and my interaction with that world.
davidarty@msn.com
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