The Artists

	Carmen Allen has worked in glass for many years. Her work is distinguishable by her use of rich and vibrant colours inspired by Art Nouveau, Art Deco and the work of Gaudi. She also specializes in her silver jewellery.
	Janet Benge has written and illustrated several children’s books. Her great love is painting, usually on a fairly large scale. This is her first venture into miniatures and sculpture.
	Dora Copeland’s art encompasses the exploration of the grotesque aspects of human nature. She expresses her ideas through anthropomorphism to create surreal, burlesque characters.
	Lorraine Fossi uses colour and form in order to follow her visions. She has a great naturel instinct for space and her versatile approach produces creations that delight.
	Kelly Harcus’s work seeks to find the extraordinary in every day life. Both her artist books and her abstract textile work reflect her observations of the world.
	Teresa Hoy’s current work expresses the process of experiencing challenging feelings through colour and form. She is currently working in water colour inks on paper.
	Zohreh Korangi: simplicity; lines; black and white; no colours; passion; love; desire; wishes; nature; mystery; silence; the subconscious. This typifies Zohreh and her drawings.
	Pippa Nixon works in a variety of media including oil paint, pastel, ink, collage and photography. Her imagery is often figurative and includes birds and animals.
	Michael Rolfe believes in the embodiment of historic craft and the technology of the modern sculptural and painted figure. His inspiration comes from world art, primitive art and the forgotten fused together in an experimental medley of the unknown.
	Vahid Sabbaghian studied in graphic design and has 20 years of experience in the arts. He has shown his work in 41 exhibitions and enjoys the dedication and drive created by deadlines. His passion is landscapes in oils and acrylic.
	Miho Sakamoto’s work originates from a detailed reflection of her spiritual journey which is subsequently transformed into strong, rhythmic drawings and prints.
.	Brian Williams is a painter, sculptor, printmaker and photographer who works from his studio in New Cross. He specializes in oils and pencil drawing and is particularly interested in imaginative painting and composition.