ALAN PERGUSEY
A painter, sculptor and mosaic maker. Alan's current focus is making paintings about the human condition and life experiences, which he exhibits and has sold into private collections locally and internationally. He also undertakes portrait commissions. Alan has previously been involved in creating public art within the region and nationally and continues to run creative projects within education and the community.
Website: www.alanpergusey.com
Email: alanpergusey@gmail.com
A painter, sculptor and mosaic maker. Alan's current focus is making paintings about the human condition and life experiences, which he exhibits and has sold into private collections locally and internationally. He also undertakes portrait commissions. Alan has previously been involved in creating public art within the region and nationally and continues to run creative projects within education and the community.
Website: www.alanpergusey.com
Email: alanpergusey@gmail.com
ANTONIA STOWE
Antonia works in public, corporate, private and educational settings using a wide range of materials to create both temporary and permanent artwork features. Her portfolio includes collaborations with Developers, Architects, Artists, Landscape Architects, Art Consultants, Design Specialists, Fabricators and Engineers.
Antonia works with local authorities undertaking far-reaching community consultations, land strategies, regeneration and city centre projects in both urban and rural environments. Working internationally, her work is often site-specific, energetic, playful and innovative.
Mob: 07976 962744
Antonia works in public, corporate, private and educational settings using a wide range of materials to create both temporary and permanent artwork features. Her portfolio includes collaborations with Developers, Architects, Artists, Landscape Architects, Art Consultants, Design Specialists, Fabricators and Engineers.
Antonia works with local authorities undertaking far-reaching community consultations, land strategies, regeneration and city centre projects in both urban and rural environments. Working internationally, her work is often site-specific, energetic, playful and innovative.
Mob: 07976 962744
JAMES McKAY
Originally from the Isle of Wight, James graduated from Leeds Met in 1998 then spent a spell in London working alongside highly regarded artists and makers, where he opened his first workshop designing and producing bespoke storage solutions for small spaces. In 2005 he returned to Leeds to bring his ideas of creating meaningful, unique and well-made furniture to those interested in creating special interiors.
Previous clients include: The Guardian Newspaper, East Leeds Radio, Opera North Leeds, York St Johns University, Leeds Media Centre, architectural practices, and private clients.
Website: www.jsmckay.com
Email: mail@jsmckay.com
Originally from the Isle of Wight, James graduated from Leeds Met in 1998 then spent a spell in London working alongside highly regarded artists and makers, where he opened his first workshop designing and producing bespoke storage solutions for small spaces. In 2005 he returned to Leeds to bring his ideas of creating meaningful, unique and well-made furniture to those interested in creating special interiors.
Previous clients include: The Guardian Newspaper, East Leeds Radio, Opera North Leeds, York St Johns University, Leeds Media Centre, architectural practices, and private clients.
Website: www.jsmckay.com
Email: mail@jsmckay.com
MATTHEW BERTOLA
A childhood spent on the Yorkshire moors and in the industrial landscape around Halifax has given Matthews work that same a gritty, swept beauty. This background also influenced his choice to work mainly with wood, metal and light.
His technique was refined during a fine art degree at Sheffield and he now works in Leeds creating both fine art pieces and also works with a more practical use.
Email: matthewbertola@yahoo.co.uk
A childhood spent on the Yorkshire moors and in the industrial landscape around Halifax has given Matthews work that same a gritty, swept beauty. This background also influenced his choice to work mainly with wood, metal and light.
His technique was refined during a fine art degree at Sheffield and he now works in Leeds creating both fine art pieces and also works with a more practical use.
Email: matthewbertola@yahoo.co.uk
DONNA LAWSON
I am a creative artist who lives in Chapeltown in Leeds. I work in both 2D and 3D, mainly working with clay and scraper boards. I am interested in organic and archetypal forms that reflect my emotional and spiritual journey through life and encompass both the personal and collectictive consciousness. I am interested in the therapeutic aspects of making and feel art is a tool for self knowledge, reflecting a person's emotional and spiritual stand point. I hope to one day become an art therapist.
Contact details: bumbledea@googlemail.com
I am a creative artist who lives in Chapeltown in Leeds. I work in both 2D and 3D, mainly working with clay and scraper boards. I am interested in organic and archetypal forms that reflect my emotional and spiritual journey through life and encompass both the personal and collectictive consciousness. I am interested in the therapeutic aspects of making and feel art is a tool for self knowledge, reflecting a person's emotional and spiritual stand point. I hope to one day become an art therapist.
Contact details: bumbledea@googlemail.com
DOMINIC HOPKINSON
My work is derived from my interest, as a layman, in new areas of research within contemporary science: quantum physics, pure mathematics and the Human Genome Project. I attempt to distil images and forms that are recognisably influenced by this research whilst retaining a sense of the enigmatic, the elusive and the odd.
Other ideas that inform my practice include Buckminster-Fuller's research into closest packing and Marcel Duchamp's concept of what he called the 'infra-slim', the tiny, almost non-existent space between the cast object and the mould.
Dominic recently participated in a sculpture symposium in Muenster, part of the Skulptur Projekt 2007. He has worked with a number of major sculptors since graduating in 1991 and currently teaches part time at York College. His work is held in both private and public collections across the country.
dominic@the-sculptor.eclipse.co.uk
My work is derived from my interest, as a layman, in new areas of research within contemporary science: quantum physics, pure mathematics and the Human Genome Project. I attempt to distil images and forms that are recognisably influenced by this research whilst retaining a sense of the enigmatic, the elusive and the odd.
Other ideas that inform my practice include Buckminster-Fuller's research into closest packing and Marcel Duchamp's concept of what he called the 'infra-slim', the tiny, almost non-existent space between the cast object and the mould.
Dominic recently participated in a sculpture symposium in Muenster, part of the Skulptur Projekt 2007. He has worked with a number of major sculptors since graduating in 1991 and currently teaches part time at York College. His work is held in both private and public collections across the country.
dominic@the-sculptor.eclipse.co.uk
