Southbank Bristol Arts

Yurim is a South Korean national living in Southville. She is a fashion designer of women's high-heeled shoes and will be exhibiting a mix of her traditional Korean and contemporary paintings and inks on rice paper, along with some shoe designs.

This year I've been busily painting, and I'm exhibiting paintings for the first time at the Southville Centre as part of the Trail. You'll find them in the main hall - I'll be pleased to meet you and answer any questions.

Scottish colourist Cliff Hanley makes paintings and prints celebrating light and colour and concentrating on the 'human situation'.

Before moving West he ran his own gallery in London.

Please see www.cliffhanley.co.uk for more information.

Part time totally self taught Artist and photographer. I have a very wide range of visual arts interest, which is reflected in my varied and eclectic mix of subjects and mediums.

Joseph is presenting six medium-sized canvases, which make up the series “Holistic Apocalyptic”. Inspired by a heady mix of publicity, graffiti, banknotes, spirituality, quantum physics and personal mythology, the oil paintings present slogans that sit as visual elements within a crazy world of symbols, imagery, colour and design that reflects the condensed madness of our cities and civilization. The words are written in an idiosyncratic mix of phonetics, texting and middle english and require to be deciphered to obtain their literal meaning. Read more →

Dead man painting whose mission is to put colour into the world. Visit www.philipledburyartist.co.uk for more

My paintings are usually autobiographical. I love paint and human beings.

I noticed my passion for painting during GCSE Fine art and 3D Sculpture. I did not want to dismiss this interest so kept painting as a hobbie until now where I am considering to make something of it! I paint portraits, animal portraits and still life, although I prefer to paint landscapes. I use acrylic paints to create the picture on varying size canvases.

Some of my pieces can be found on, www.foliomatch.co.uk (Just search my name)
A website is being made at present and I also work for commisson.
Email: leonoraippolito@hotmail.com

Caroline’s imaginative paintings feature sea people, firework folk and other beings with a twist of myth, magic and fairytale. Her venue is relatively quiet as it is on the outskirts of the trail, but is well worth a visit.

Visit www.carolinewatson.eu for more information.

Caroline is also showing work at the Bed workshop in Braunton Rd as well as at her own venue; no 6 Braunton Rd.

unfortunately Lucy will not be showing work at this year's trail but please follow this link to her new paintings, many of which are for sale:
http://web.mac.com/toop/lucytoop/paintings.html#grid

If you are in or near Cornwall you can also view Lucy's new paintings in the summer exhibition at Trelissick Gallery http://www.trelissickgallery.co.uk/