Southbank Bristol Arts

New work - some with interesting historical references. English Delftware: reviving eighteenth-century tea canisters and flower bricks. Plus a series of pots using original glazes from the Chelsea Pottery. Sail-form vessels inspired by the dhows of the East African coast. And flower pots developed specifically for house leeks - Sempervivum

The devil is in the detail. My work picks out graphic form, blasts of colour and quirky humour in the overlooked details of everyday life. Subjects range from architecture and urban decay to shipyards, the beauty of nature, and Bristol graffiti. A large range of prints, canvases, calendars and cards at affordable prices.

Sally Imbert is an artist photographer and designer-maker. In an exhibition context she likes to tease out the meaning behind things and people, in subtle and visually stimulating ways. This year at The Greenhouse she will be creating an installation exploring the theme of ‘comfort'.

Tamizan makes silver and enamel jewellery for women and men, in beautiful colours. She's a Member of the Society of Designer Craftsmen, and also the Association for Contemporary Jewellery. This year you can see her new work - small enamelled boxes.