Guest Artist Directory
The below artists are all looking for space to exhibit during this year's Artwave Festival.
Please contact them directly if you would like to include them at your venue.
Bex Walker (Throw to Fire)
Ceramics
Contact: info@throwtofire.co.uk
Website: Throwtofire.co.uk
Social Media: @throwtofire
I am a ceramist working under the name Throw to Fire and make small-batch, functional ceramics, blending contemporary aesthetics with an architectural edge. My work is characterised by the use of stained clay to create a soft colour palette of greys, pinks, mauves and greens. All of my pieces are hand-thrown from my garden studio in Brighton.
Suzi Lowe
Acrylic and Mixed Media
Contact: suzilowe@gmail.com
Website: suziloweart.com
Social Media: @suzibythesee
By enjoying experimental marks, delighting in colour and letting the qualities of her materials lead her onward Suzi has developed her own impressionistic style with a hint of abstraction. Using rags, her hands and a variety of different tools she hand makes, Suzi explores capturing delicacy and an essence of strong-fragility through layering of translucent glazes, immediate marks & carving out negative space. She strives to make her work joyous, authentic and evocative.
Kasia Hamilton
textiles/fibre
Contact: kasia@kasiahamilton.com
Website: kasiahamilton.com
Social Media: @Kasia_hamilton_studio
Kasia Hamilton is a textile artist, educator, and designer based in East Sussex. With a background in interior design and as a lecturer at University of the Arts London, her interdisciplinary practice combines contemporary textile art with traditional craft techniques. Working with natural and reclaimed fibres, she creates wall pieces, quilts, rugs, and soft sculptural objects that explore landscape, memory, materiality, and transformation.
Gedi Campbell
Acrylic, Oil Stick, Pencil
Contact: gedisix@hotmail.com
Social Media: instagram.com/gedi6art
I am a British-Palestinian emerging abstract artist based in Cross in Hand, East Sussex. After graduating from Central Saint Martins with an MA in Communication Design, I spent thirty years working as a graphic designer. Recently, I’ve returned to my first love: painting.
In my practice recently, I’m interested in the physical nature of paint and how it moves. By using deep-edge canvases, I treat the painting as a three-dimensional object rather than just a flat image. I often turn the canvas while I work, allowing gravity to pull the paint in different directions.
patrick Letschka
Contact: letschka2@gmail.com
Website: patrickletschka.com
I use highly coloured wooden veneers to make traditional maquetery panels, inspired by my love of ancient English woodlands.
Tim Minter
Mixed Media Electronic Sculpture
Contact: tim.j.minter@gmail.com
Website: timminter.com
Social Media: instagram.com/timminterart
I create kinetic and light based sculpture oten based on data but sometimes just to create joyful engaging pieces. From room scale interactive installation to limited edition items for sale. Currently exhibiting at 22 Harrington Rd open house in Brighton. Also exhibited at the judged open call at Fabrica recently organised by Sussex Contemporary.
Cynthia Eraut
Printmaker
Contact: cynthia.eraut@gmail.com
I have original Linocuts, woodcuts and wood engravings, and also some cards from these original designs.
Oceanic Woodstore
Wood and resin art
Contact: info@oceanicwoodstore.com
Website: oceanicwoodstore.com
Social Media: @oceanicwoodstore
We craft one-of-a-kind furniture from reclaimed wood, blending natural materials with stunning resin art to create truly distinctive long-lasting furniture & home decor.
Kerry Brennan
Charcoal pastels and acrylics
Contact: kerryleejane@gmail.com
Social Media: @kerrylee7181
I like to explore portraiture with charcoal and pastels as well as illustrating children's stories.
Athol Tufnell
ceramics
Contact: athol.tufnell@gmail.com
I make and teach in Lewes. I mostly make female figures in high fired ceramic with glazes and 24 carat gold lustre. Each is unique. Usual selling price is £285.
Julia Jefferson
Ceramics
Contact: juliajefferson@sky.com
Thrown stoneware bowl - large, medium and very small in a range of colours.
Jonathan Chiswell Jones
Reduction Fired Lustreware
Contact: jo@jcjpottery.co.uk
Website: jcjpottery.co.uk
Social Media: instagram.com/jcjpottery
Kerry Bosworth and I have been making reduction fired lustre at our workshop near Pevensey since the millennium, selling through galleries around this country.
Amalia Sánchez de la Blanca
Digital architectural illustrations
Contact: contact@linescapes.co.uk
Website: linescapes.co.uk
Social Media: @linescapes
Linescapes specialises on detailed CAD illustrations of iconic buildings and landscapes. Amalia, the name behind the brand, is a former architect and sells her work as prints, cards, gifts and homeware.
Lena Grant
Textile block printer
Contact: underwrapsart@gmail.com
Social Media: instagram.com/underwrapsart1
Ethical textile block printing on clothing and linen to hang (framed and unframed) speciality botanical prints.
Richard Dickson
Argyrotype photographic contact print
Contact: ipercept.art@gmail.com
Website: ipercept.co.uk
From the series 'South Downs - Rugged Beauty'.
Lesley Schillinger
Ceramics and Jewellery
Contact: lesleyschillinger@gmail.com
I make colourful fashion jewellery on silver and gold plate with semi precious stones and colourful ceramics in stoneware and porcelain.
Abigail Bowen
oil on canvas
Contact: info@abigailbowen.com
Website: abigailbowen.com
Social Media: instagram.com/abigailbowenstudio
I am an abstract painter, conjuring large shimmering paintings over many many months using thin glazes of rich, luminous colour.
Alan Taylor
Oil
Contact: alantaylorsemail@yahoo.co.uk
Website: ataylorart.artweb.com
Social Media: @ataylorartworks
Painter and printmaker. This year exhibited at Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Galleries, London. Brighton Fiveways Open Houses.
Robert Littleford
Plywood figures (8ft x 6ft)
Contact: robert_littleford@yahoo.co.uk
Social Media: @robertlittleford
'Flotilla' large scale plywood figures and accompanying maquettes. The work describing figures in small boats was made as a response to media coverage of refugees.
