Laura Ward

Laura is a self-taught photographer who enjoys working with film using plastic cameras. Laura responds to the pockets of peace that can be found in busy places - her local neighbourhood in particular. Her pictures and projects have featured in The Independent, The Guardian, Tate Britain and New York Times.

Unlimited copies of each print are available. Printing, framing and delivery can all be arranged.

Social media/website links:
https://www.instagram.com/laurakiora/
https://twitter.com/Magic8Track
http://www.lauraward.co.uk

Tubecomix

South-east london artist, mainly works in acrylic paint and ink on canvas. Exploring themes of change, permanence and nostalgia. Current obsessions include shop-signs and street furniture.

Social media/website links:

https://www.instagram.com/tubecomix/
https://www.facebook.com/tubecomix/
https://twitter.com/tubecomix
https://www.tubecomix.com

Contact: tubecomix@gmail.com

Corali Houlton

South-east London based photographer with a BA in Photojournalism & Documentary Photography. Strong focus on architecture, the urban & natural landscape, geometry, colour, travel & people out & about. Recently began experimenting with embroidery & recreating signs & patterns in this medium.

Social media/website links:
https://www.instagram.com/cori220
https://twitter.com/CoraliHoulton
Contact: coralihoulton@gmail.com

Bareface

Bareface is a South London born printmaker with an obsession with Pop Culture, Pop Art and Street Art which he fuses together to create what the calls… STREETPOP.

Social media/website links:
https://www.instagram.com/bareface_art/
https://twitter.com/BarefaceTee

Contact: barefacetee@gmail.com

Dope

Dope has been a graffiti and street artist for 20 plus years, always based in South London, developing from letters through bigger pieces and some characters to using the stencils that he has become known for today.
Influences include Zombie, Diet, Event & Ever. These are names from the Graffiti scene. The streetart scene has only a few influences as he tries to stay as original as possible. Banksy has to be the main as the style is alike. His son Zanda is the main centre piece of his art.
He is well known around locally for his regular #FreeArtFriday drops and pieces on walls.
Social media/website links:

https://www.instagram.com/dopeismdesigns/
https://www.facebook.com/DopeismDesigns/
https://twitter.com/dopeismdesigns
https://www.dopeismdesigns.com

Contact: dopeismdesigns@gmail.com

Lara Proctor

Fine Artist and Curator based in London.

The expression of movement within a still moment is frequently revisited in my practice. This panoramic technology has allowed me to experiment further, and has proved to be an excellent way to represent movement in fixed form. Conventionally the lens moves across a scene to create the panoramic, but in this series it remains in a fixed state, and the subject is the moving entity. For example in “Penge West Overground” the train moves in front of the still phone; creating an overlapping of moments knitted together into a flat plain. Prints are editioned. Printing, framing and delivery will be arranged after the exhibition.

Social media/website links:

https://twitter.com/LaraProctorArt
https://www.instagram.com/laraproctorart/
https://www.facebook.com/LaraProctorArt

Contact: LaraProctorArt@hotmail.co.uk

Daniel Battams

Daniel is an illustrator and street artist who was born and lives in South-east London. Much of his work is inspired by people and things he sees on its streets. He has been exhibited at Tate and published by Time Out and Design Week. You can get prints and T-shirts at DanielBattams.com

Social media/website links:
http://instagram.com/danielbattams
http://twitter.com/danielbattams
http://DanielBattams.com

Contact: danielbattams@gmail.com