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14
NOA
The 18th National Open
Art Exhibition
Sponsored by Towry, the Wealth Adviser
The National Open Art Exhibition
Dates/ Venues 2014
CONTENTS
2 Message from Rob Devey
of Towry
Somerset House
Embankment Gallery East
The Embankment, London WC2R 1LA
18 September - 25 October 2014
Open Daily, 7 days a week: 10am-6pm
Free Entry
List of Exhibiting Artists
3 Message from the Chairman
4
The Judging Panel
5 The NOA Team
6 NOA 2014 Prizes
8
Sponsors’ Awards
9 About Towry
13-34 Exhibiting Artists
35-75
Prize Winners
Published by Barrington
Publications for NOA
barringtonpublications.com
printed by Buxton Press
Buxton Derbyshire SK17 6AE
Pallant House Gallery – Winning works in Room II
Chichester PO19 1TJ
2 -14 December 2014
Open daily: Tuesday - Saturday 10am-5pm
Open Thursdays until 8pm, Sundays 11am-5pm
Entry £8.50, Students £5.50, Children (6-16 yrs) £4
Tuesdays £4.25, Thursdays 5-8pm £4.25
The Minerva Theatre Gallery
Chichester Festival Theatre
Chichester PO19 6AP
17 December 2014 - 3 January 2015
Free Entry
Works on Paper Fair
Showing the best NOA 14 Works on Paper
The Works on Paper Fair
The Science Museum, London SW7 2DD
5 - 8 February 2015
Message from
Rob Devey of Towry
Towry is delighted to be sponsoring the
National Open Art Competition for the
fourth successive year, with the 2014
exhibition taking place for the first time in
the prestigious surroundings of
Somerset House.
I have recently witnessed first-hand the
quality of the art submitted among this
year’s entries, and the extremely difficult decisions the judging
panel has had to make in order to select the shortlist of around
100 works that you see in the final exhibition. This year has seen
a record 3,600 entries, which is testament to the high regard in
which the competition is held. The standard of artworks is higher
than ever, with artists vying to follow in the footsteps of Graeme
Wilcox, who won the Towry ‘Best in Show’ award last year.
Along with the exhibitors who have been shortlisted this year, all
of whom have their own area of expertise, we strive to achieve
excellence and be leaders in our profession – as a trusted and
leading wealth advice company. While art is not our business,
we share the organiser’s ambition to inspire artists, both
emerging and established, and widen the public’s
understanding of art. If you are seeking professional wealth
advice, we can create a plan to help you make the right
decisions to achieve your financial goals. Our expertise includes
advice on retirement planning, estate planning and investment
management, all tailored to meet your needs.
Our professionally qualified advisers strive to deliver high quality
financial planning advice and they are supported by an
extensive team of experts in all relevant fields. We recognise
that each client has individual requirements and we tailor our
solutions to help them achieve their financial goals – an art, not
a science!
Our thanks go to Neil Lawson Baker, Chairman of the National
Open Art Competition, for inviting us to support the event. I wish
everyone an enjoyable time at this year’s exhibition.
Rob Devey
CEO of Towry, Headline Sponsor of NOA 14
www.towry.com
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Emiko Aida
Chrys Allen
Thomas Allen
Jean-Luc Almond
Sandi Anderson
Jonathan Ashworth
Sarah Ball
Holly Bazett
Nicola Bealing
Angela Bell
Sarah Bellwood
Neil Bousfield
Lauren Bowman
Richard Brayshaw
Holly Brodie
Rachel Louise Brown
Rogan Brown
Philippa Cannan
Joanna Ciechanowska
Drusilla Cole
Amanda Coleman
Simon Conolly
Marta Corada
Electra Costa
A. Danicic
Amit Dixit
Matthew Draper
Henrietta Dubrey
Sara Dudman
Chrissy Eastwood
Holly Frean
Gwenyth Fugard
Paul Furneaux
Leah Fusco
Lyndsey Gibb
Stephen Gibbs
Steph Goodger
Carla Groppi
Paul Hawdon
John Horne
Marguerite Horner
Vaughn Horsman
Anne Howeson
Yellon Ran Huang
Linda Hubbard
Tom Hughes
Andrea Humphries
Gillian Hyland
Barbara Jackson
Barry Idris Jackson
Lottie Jackson-Eeles
Isla Jones
Judith Jones
Frank Kiely
Dolores Killen
Terry Kubecki
LadyM
Florence Lam
Martin Langford
Sara Lee Roberts
Grant Legassick
Natasha Lien
Chenille L'Oiseau
Tahnee Lonsdale
lunkeymarna
Danny Lyon
Marcus Lyon
Mackie
Lindsay Madden
Michael Major
Bronwen Malcolm
Kim Martin
Sonia Martin
Jane McAdam Freud
Oliver McConnie
Jill Meager
Johny Midnight
Janet Milner
Liz Rajmohani Mundle
Maureen Nathan
Alan Parker
Mandy Payne
Melvyn Petterson
Helen Rawlins
Rob Reed
Shauna Richardson
Keith Robinson
Shelley Rose
Frances Ryan
Sarah Shaw
Chris Shaw Hughes
Mustafa Sidki
Gina Soden
Nikki Stevens
Kim Tattersall
Almuth Tebbenhoff
Paul Thirkell
Dennis Toff
Ellena Toms
Simon Tozer
Abbie Trayler-Smith
Alistair Tucker
Simon Turvey
Manasa Vempali
Ludwig Wagner
Jane Waterhouse
Matthew Webber
Mark Whithorn
Mandy Williams
Julian Wills
Sally Wilson
David Woodall
Message from the
Chairman
I begin by thanking our headline sponsor Towry and Chief
Executive, Rob Devey, for their valuable participation.
Exhibiting NOA 14 in the illustrious Somerset House is a major
new development for which we are most grateful to the Director
Jonathan Reekie and his team. Gavin Turk, our artist vice
president, has created a neon sculpture for the entrance of the
Embankment Gallery where we show from Sep 18th to Oct 25th
for five weeks. We will have artists in residence as well as daily
guided tours and talks. Antony Gormley will open our special
Artists’ Evening and we aim to make this the best exhibition we
have staged in our nearly two decade history.
Ronnie Wood has become a patron of NOA and we are delighted
to welcome a celebrity who is as passionate about his art as he is
his music. Kate Thorpe has continued to sharpen our image as
our designer and has been welcomed as a new trustee. One of
her ideas has launched The NOA Collection comprising works of
art from our competing artists and esteemed judges, many of
them RAs, which will be acquired and form a collection to tour the
UK taking the NOA name with it. Our comprehensive NOA Art
Library grows and works of art or artbooks gifted or willed to The
Collection and the Library are gratefully received and add to the
gravitas of NOA as an established not for profit arts charity. NOA
thrives thanks to the generous support from a wide range of
individuals, volunteers and companies who are passionate about
art. Without this input we would not be able to stage annual selling
exhibitions in prestigious venues as well as providing the year
round help and advice that we offer, nurturing artists careers
across the entire UK.
Our team, Amanda Kings, Anne Menzies, Kate Thorpe, Jane Allan
and Cloe Barrett work tirelessly, often into the wee small hours as
the competition entries draw to a close, to make all this happen.
Penny Harris with her PR and Press team at Parker Harris and our
web team at Mzuri Design provide the invaluable back up. My
thanks also to our judging panel; to Pallant House Gallery; The
Chichester Festival Theatre and the team at the Works on Paper
Fair who together help us reach up to 30,000 visitors at the
exhibitions and many more online. BBC 1 South have produced a
programme about NOA which will be televised this autumn. We
welcome all interested parties to join the NOA family to continue
helping to take this exciting venture forwards.
Neil Lawson Baker, Chairman of The Chichester Art Trust & NOA
The National Open Art Competition
Judges
Vanessa Branson
Norman Ackroyd RA
Norman Ackroyd RA is an
accomplished artist, born
1938. He attended Leeds Art
College and The Royal
College of Art and was elected
as a Royal Academician in
1988. In 1994 he was elected
as Professor of Etching at The
University of the Arts; a senior
fellow at the RCA in 2000 and
received a CBE for services to
Etching and Printing in 2007.
Norman is very proactive in
the presentation and content
of the annual Royal Academy
Summer Exhibition.
His work can be seen in major
galleries and museums across
the world from The Tate in
London to MOMA in New York
to The Rijks Museum in
Amsterdam and in The Royal
Collection at Windsor as well
as in many other esteemed
institutions.
Vanessa Branson was born in
Surrey 1959. She is the sister
of Richard Branson and is the
founder of the Marrakech
Biennale. As President and
Founder she has been
responsible for North Africa’s
only trilingual arts festival, –
comprising visual art, literature
and film programs featuring
acclaimed international and
Moroccan artists.
With Prue O'Day and involving
15 other people in an art fund
between 1999 and 2004
Vanessa co-founded The
Wonderful Fund Collection
which was launched at the
Marrakech Biennale and was
shown at Pallant House
Gallery, Chichester in 2006.
Vanessa is a champion of
global cultural and ecological
initiatives.
Caroline Irby
A British photographer based
in London, working in social
documentary, portraiture, and
advertising, her work is
published and exhibited
worldwide. After graduating in
Philosophy and French from
Edinburgh, Caroline worked in
developing countries on
editorial assignments, NGO
commissions, and personal
projects. She also writes, with
articles in the Independent,
Marie Claire, Evening
Standard, and a weekly
column in the Guardian
Weekend Magazine.
Her particular areas of interest
are immigration and children;
her first book, A Child from
Everywhere, consisting of a
photograph and interview with
children from 185 different
countries now living in the UK,
was published in 2010 and
exhibited at the V&A Museum
of Childhood..
WHO WE ARE
Chris Orr
Chris Orr RA was born 1943.
He is a Painter, Draughtsman,
Print Maker and Teacher who
trained at the Royal College of
Art 1964-1967.
Chris was elected as a Royal
Academician in 1995 and
Professor of Printmaking at
The RCA 1998 – 2008.
He was awarded an MBE and
made Professor Emeritus in
2008. He has shown his work
in Beijing and Shanghai and
London and had numerous
one man shows at The Jill
George Gallery and Brook
Street Galleries. His work can
be seen in public collections
which include The British
Museum, The Queen’s
Collection, The Tate Gallery
and National Portrait Gallery to
name but a few.
Chris also spends
considerable time helping to
mastermind the annual RA
Summer Exhibition.
Founder
The Duke of Richmond
Patron
Ronnie Wood
Vice Presidents
Daniel Hodson
Michael Smith
Gavin Turk
Trustees
Joan Alvarez
Viscountess Bridgeman
Neil Harvey
Neil Holland
Trevor James
Neil Lawson Baker
Piers Ottey
Kate Thorpe
Nigel Wainwright
Competition &
Exhibitions Director
Amanda Kings
Database & Techie
Anne Menzies
Design
Kate Thorpe
Marketing
Cloe Barrett
PR & Press
Parker Harris
Website
Mzuri Design
Catalogue Design & Production
Barrington Publications
The National Open Art Competition
Prizes
2014
The Fine Art Awards
Prudential Awards
for Young Artists
The Towry Award for the
Best Work in 2014
£10,000
Mackie
‘Autumn Rhythm’ and ‘A
Summertime Retreat’
The Ward Thomas Award
£3,000
Emiko Aida
‘Requiem’
The Seaward Award
£2,000
Rob Reed
‘The Allotments, no.3’
The Southwood Award
£1,000
Leah Fusco
‘Substation I’
for an Emerging Fine Artist
of the Year
£1,000
Rogan Brown
‘Outbreak’
Prudential Award for
Young Artists
£5,000
Ellena Toms
‘Natural Interest’
Young Artists
£3,000
Lauren Bowman
‘Cynopetrea: The Birthplace of
Corporate Cat-italism’
Young Artists
£2,000
Mark Whithorn
‘Untitled’
The National Open Art
Photography Awards
2014
The Naylor Award
£5,000
Gina Soden
‘Villa’
The Crown Fine Art Award
for Photography
£ 3,000
Marcus Lyon
‘EXODUS VII - Tin Shack City,
Cape Flats, South Africa (2011)’
for Photography
£1,000
Marta Corada
‘Post Memories, Eastbourne
Beach’
The Goodwood Young
Photographers’ Award
(25 Years and under)
£1,000
Isla Jones
‘Rooms of the House 2’
The Big Sky Award for
Established Photographers
Value £5,000
Kim Martin
‘Death Bed and the Temptress’
The Big Sky Award for
Emerging Photographers
Value £2,000
Isla Jones
‘Rooms of the House 2’
The National Open Art
Drawing, Print and
Installation Awards
2014
The Arts Club, Dover Street
Award for the Finest Drawing
£1,000
Carla Groppi
‘After Atget. (44) Detail.
Intérieur de Mr F., Négociant,
Rue Montaigne’
The Abi Slade Award for the
Best Etching or Print
£1,000
Stephen Gibbs
‘Seaside Specials’ and ‘Come
for a Stroll on the Prom’
The Gail Gower Award for
the Best Installation
£1,000
Chrys Allen
‘Walk in Progress. Bedrock’
The Cass Awards 2014
The Cass Art Awards 2014
Value £700
Thomas Allen
‘Never Never Far Away Away’
The Cass Art Commission
Value £300
Jean-Luc Almond
‘Dripping Man’
The 2014 Regional
Prizes
London – The Towry Award
£1,000
Johny Midnight
Tooting Lido’
Northern Ireland
The Towry Award
£1,000
Frances Ryan
‘Enclosure XIII’
The North of England
The Towry Award
£1,000
Sarah Bellwood
‘Live.Eat.Kill.Die’
The Heart of England – The
Towry Award
£1,000
LadyM
‘Sex on the Brain’ (part of
Pornucopia - Memoirs of a
1980s Nymphomaniac)
The East of England – The
Vanessa Whinney Award
£1,000
Alan Parker
‘The Straw Bear’
The South of England
The University of Chichester
Award
£1,000
Steph Goodger
‘Boxcar 2’
The South West of England
The Towry Award
£1,000
Paul Thirkell
‘Primal Scene’
Wales – The Aneurin Morgan
Thomas Award
£1,000
Sarah Ball
‘Soldiers V
Scotland – The Orrin Trust
Award
£1,000
Lyndsey Gibb
‘Influx’
Scotland – The Turtleton
Trust Award
£1,000
Paul Furneaux
‘Sumi Wave’
The Visitors’ Choice
Awards
Voted for during the
exhibitions by the public
The Visitors’ Choice at
Somerset House Exhibition
supported by The Artists’
Collection Society
£1,000
The Visitors’ Choice at the
Minerva Exhibition,
Chichester, supported by
Richard and Val Evans
£1,000
The NOA 2014
Sponsors’ Awards
The Towry Award
Towry, the Wealth Adviser give
the leading award for the Best
Fine Art work in 2014.
The Ward Thomas Award,
The Seaward Award and
the Southwood Award
are prizes given for the
runners up in The Fine Art
Awards.
Prudential Awards are
given for Young Fine Artists of
25 years or under.
is also given for the emerging
fine artist of the year.
The Naylor Award, The
Crown Fine Art Award,
and The Big Sky Awards
are given for Photography.
The Goodwood Award is
given for the young
photographer of the year.
The Arts Club Best
Drawing Award Steeped in
art history and with its
continuing support of NOA,
The Arts Club Dover Street
continue to offer the annual
drawing award.
The Abi Slade Award is
given for the finest print.
The Gail Gower Award is
given for the best wall hung
installation.
Cass Art offer a commission
to a young artist and art
materials for one year.
Sponsors, Supporters & Media Partners
Towry are joined in their
support of 9 regional awards
by The Orrin Trust and The
Turtleton Trust for
Scotland; The Aneurin
Thomas Award for Wales;
The University of
Chichester Award for The
South of England and The
Vanessa Whinney Award
for the East of England.
The Visitors’ Choice
Awards are given to the artist
who receives the largest
number of votes from visiting
members of the public for their
personal opinion of the best
work in both the London and
Chichester exhibitions. They
are supported by The Artists’
Collecting Society and
Richard and Val Evans.
NOA is supported by the Wealth Adviser
TOWRY
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management firm specialising
in financial planning, wealth
advice and investment
management to private
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investable assets.
We have 21 offices
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NOA 11
Exhibition Opening
Somerset House
Antony Gormley
Opens the Artists’ Private View in the
Embankment Gallery East
South Wing, Somerset House
26 September 2014
Gavin Turk
Gavin has produced a neon sculpture
‘Port’for the entrance of NOA 14
at Somerset House
A direct reference to the painting ‘La Victoire’ by
Rene Magritte, ‘Port’ is a surreal gateway: a spiritual journey
through the imagination. It is a key to unlocking ideas of the
infinite as mused on by Aldous Huxley quoting Blake;
"If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything
would appear to man as it is, infinite." It simultaneously
references Duchamp’s earlier work ‘11 Rue Larrey’ the
door that is never open or shut.
12 NOA
Exhibiting
artists
Chrys Allen
WALK IN PROGRESS. BEDROCK
mixed media drawing - can be
displayed on a shelf
183 x 30 cms
£10,000
Emiko Aida
REQUIEM
etching, aquatint
143 x 100 cms, ed/50
£1,400
Thomas Allen (25)
NEVER NEVER FAR AWAY AWAY
oil on canvas
180 x 75 cms
£3,800
Sandi Anderson
Jean-Luc Almond (24)
DRIPPING MAN
oil on canvas
30 x 40 cms
£420
COLONSAY PATHS
oils and rain
58 x 47 cms
£690
Exhibiting
artists
Jonathan Ashworth
Sarah Ball
HOME FROM PLAYGROUND
woodcut
80 x 65 cms, ed/12
£450
SOLDIER HEXAPTYCH
oil
49 x 39 cms
£8,400
Holly Bazett
PHILIP AND JIMMY
oil on canvas
30 x 41 cms
£595
Nicola Bealing
GLEANERS
oil on linen
182 x 182 cms
£18,000
Nicola Bealing
INFESTED CARPET
oil on linen
122 x 152 cms
£16,500
Angela Bell
THE APPLIANCE OF SCIENCE
oil on gesso panel
15 x 15 cms
£325
Exhibiting
artists
Lauren Bowman (23)
Sarah Bellwood
LIVE. EAT. KILL. DIE
original watercolour
on arches paper
49 x 39 cms
£690
Neil Bousfield
A LOAD OF OLD CAMERAS
wood engraving
66 x 55 cms, ed/2
£325
CYNOPETREA: THE BIRTHPLACE
OF CORPORATE CAT-ITALISM
watercolour and ink on
saunders waterford paper
115 x 80 cms
£3,750
Richard Brayshaw
Holly Brodie
BERLIN #-1982
pigment inkjet print on archival
paper
61 x 43 cms, ed/6
£485
LIFE IN A BOX
oil on linen
53 x 43 cms
£3,300
Rachel Louise Brown
THE FARM HOUSE from the
series THE MALEVOLENT EYE
metallic c type print
36 x 30 cms, ed/5
£1,000
Exhibiting
artists
Rogan Brown
Joanna Ciechanowska
OUTBREAK
hand cut paper, foamboard,
transparent domes
147 x 79 cms
£9,800
E-MIGRATION. WILL I MAKE IT?
drawing and digital graphics
85 x 65 cms, ed/50
£460
Philippa Cannan
GREEN ARCTIC WOLF
oil on canvas
100 x 100 cms
£2,200
Amanda Coleman
Simon Conolly
Drusilla Cole
OLD SCHOOL HOUSE,
PRESTEIGNE
reduction linocut
56 x 46 cms, ed/8
£185
UDAIPUR CROSSROADS
oil on canvas
53 x 43 cms
£1,300
THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT
stoneware and oak
96 x 21 cms
£810
Exhibiting
artists
Marta Corada
A. Danicic
POST MEMORIES, EASTBOURNE
BEACH
digital photography
130 x 90 cms, ed/3
£1,300
Electra Costa
FRANCESCA FRONT VIEW AS
LANDSCAPE
pencil on paper
80 x 100 cms
£1,500
PEEK-A-BOO
pencil and pen on paper
33 x 43 cms
£300
Amit Dixit
YOU HAVE BEEN FRAMED
acrylics and modelling paste on
canvas
77 x 56 cms
£1,600
Matthew Draper
EILEAN A CHEO II
charcoal on paper
167 x 115 cms
£8,500
Henrietta Dubrey
ODYSSEY
oil on canvas
132 x 163 cms
£4,250
Exhibiting
artists
Chrissy Eastwood
Sara Dudman
AFTERMATH
photograph
59 x 42 cms, ed/2
£400
CAIRN 3 (the sea)
oil on canvas
34 x 34 cms
£370
Holly Frean
DIEGO VELASQUEZ PAINTS LAS
MENINAS
oil on canvas board
60 x 60 cms
£1,980
Gwenyth Fugard
Paul Furneaux
UNTITLED 02
oil on linen
180 x 120 cms
£3,750
SUMI WAVE
japanese woodcut print
110 x 80 cms, ed/10
£1,950
Paul Furneaux
UNTITLED-GREY AND OCHRE
wall mounted sculpture-tulip
wood-japanese wood cut print
40 x 105 cms
£2,600
Exhibiting
artists
Leah Fusco
Leah Fusco
SUBSTATION I
graphite & charcoal
110 x 80 cms
£1,500
SUBSTATION II
graphite & charcoal
110 x 80 cms
£1,500
Lyndsey Gibb
INFLUX
drawing
130 x 99 cms
£925
Steph Goodger
BOXCAR 2
oil paint on canvas
38 x 25 cms
£2,000
Stephen Gibbs
COME FOR A STROLL ON THE PROM
SEASIDE SPECIALS
linoprint
both 31 x 51, ed/67
£219 each
Exhibiting
artists
Carla Groppi
AFTER ATGET. (44) detail.
Intérieur De Mr F., Négociant, Rue
Montaigne
pastel and charcoal on paper
153 x 113 cms
£3,200
Paul Hawdon
John Horne
STORM APPROACHING LAKE
MAGGIORE
etching
40 x 36 cms, ed/20
£195
LANGSTONE HARBOUR
HAMPSHIRE
acrylics
49 x 38 cms
£200
Anne Howeson
Marguerite Horner
Vaughn Horsman
YOU WON’T FIND IT BY
YOURSELF
oil on linen
50 x 50 cms
£2,000
PERSONAL SPACE
acrylic paint
150 x 150 cms
£14,000
ST PANCRAS OLD CHURCH 1642
mixed media
55 x 46 cms
£2,800
Exhibiting
artists
Tom Hughes
Yellon Ran Huang
STUDIO STUFF WITH STOVE
AND CONKER
oil on canvas
78 x 20 cms
£1,950
THE CITY YOU AND I LIVE IN - 2
ink and colour on paper
102 x 72 cms
£2,500
Linda Hubbard
THE END - BYE BYE
AMERICAN PIE
wood, plush toy, mouse trap,
acrylic paint
16 x 29 cms
£300
Andrea Humphries
STILL LIFE WITH BOTTLE
acrylic on board
33 x 26 cms
£400
Barbara Jackson
Gillian Hyland
NO GOODBYE
photography
150 x 101 cms, ed/15
£4,500
TRANSIENCE
etching aquatint
18 x 18 cms, ed/25
£440
Exhibiting
artists
Barry Idris Jackson
PIAZZA DI CAMPO, SIENA
2 colour etching and collograph
40 x 30 cms, ed/3
£350
Lottie Jackson-Eeles
IMAGERY IMAGINARY - volume 4
mixed media concertina book
180 x 14 cms
£650
Isla Jones (17)
ROOMS OF THE HOUSE 2
digital print on photographic
paper
70 x 50 cms, ed/10
£450
Judith Jones
NIGHT WINDOWS 22
digital baryta photograph
91 x 62 cms, ed/25
£1,450
Frank Kiely
PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A
YOUNG MAN - IVEAGH GARDENS I
screen print
126 x 108 cms, ed/10
£2,000
Dolores Killen
POLPERO HARBOUR
acrylics
50 x 40 cms
£1,000
Exhibiting
artists
LadyM
Terry Kubecki
BLACK TREES
negative aquatint plate from soft
ground etching
60 x 48 cms, ed/10
£295
SEX ON THE BRAIN (part of
Pornucopia - Memoirs of a 1980s
Nymphomaniac)
cold cast bronze
21 x 15 cms, ed/10
£1,200
Florence Lam (22)
CALABASH
photograph of water, air, glycerine,
soap
30 x 90 cms
£500
Sara Lee Roberts
Martin Langford
SAME OLD
etching
87 x 83 cms, ed/100
£450
GIRL FROM DUMFRIES
oil on 2 boards
55 x 44 cms
£800
Grant Legassick
URBAN ETCHING
photography
80 x 80 cms, ed/25
£1,800
Exhibiting
artists
Chenille L’Oiseau
Tahnee Lonsdale
Natasha Lien
TRAJAN IN THE CAST COURT
solar photo etching
87 x 78 cms, ed/50
£395
HITLER’S BATHTUB
photograph
25 x 20 cms
£250
DISTURBANCE IN THE CELLAR
acrylic on canvas
120 x 90 cms
£4,200
Marcus Lyon
EXODUS II - DUBAI, UAE (2010)
digital pigment print
180 x 101 cms, ed/7
£12,000
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MUMBAI GIRL
textiles - silks, cotton and calico
75 x 55 cms
£850
Danny Lyon
STANLEY
oil on linen
20 x 26 cms
£550
Exhibiting
artists
Marcus Lyon
Mackie
EXODUS VII - TIN SHACK CITY,
CAPE FLATS, SOUTH AFRICA
(2011)
180 x 101 cms, ed/7
£12,000
A SUMMERTIME RETREAT
AUTUMN RHYTHM
oil on canvas
both 36 x 21 cms
£1,400 each
Bronwen Malcolm
Lindsay Madden
Michael Major
OUTNUMBERED
oil on vintage rulers
53 x 66 cms
£600
RETURNING
oil on canvas
92 x 92 cms
£4,000
JOURNEYMAN
oil on board
26 x 22 cms
£1,100
Exhibiting
artists
Kim Martin
Bronwen Malcolm
THE POINT
oil on board
26 x 22 cms
£1,100
DEATH BED AND THE
TEMPTRESS
fine art photograph
162 x 112 cms, ed/10
£2,900
Sonia Martin
ENTRANCE
oil on linen
59 x 69 cms
£1,750
Jane McAdam Freud
CAN YOU HEAR ME AT THE
BACK?
galvanised steel wire
43 x 43 cms
£5,000
Oliver McConnie
Jill Meager
PROCESSION
hand coloured etching
16 x 17 cms
£600
CROW FLEDGLING
charcoal
122 x 82 cms
£975
Exhibiting
artists
Johny Midnight
Liz Rajmohani Mundle
TOOTING LIDO
acrylic on canvas
100 x 75 cms
£4,500
THERE WAS A TIME . . .
photopolymer print
43 x 33 cms, ed/30
£225
Janet Milner
EARTH, WIND AND FIRE
screen print
55 x 67 cms, ed/5
framed £315 unframed £195
Alan Parker
Maureen Nathan
ABANDONED FARM
acrylic on paper, 20 x 28 cms
£625
ANOTHER ABANDONED FARM
acrylic on bristol board, 20 x 30 cms
£525
THE STRAW BEAR
oil on canvas
127 x 101 cms
£12,000
Exhibiting
artists
Melvyn Petterson
Mandy Payne
THE SPACE BETWEEN
aerosol spray and oil paint on
concrete
20 x 20 cms
£900
SETTLED SNOW SIX HILLS
drypoint
45 x 28 cms, ed/30
£400
Helen Rawlins
COLLECTION I
acrylic on paper
38 x 30 cms
£300
Rob Reed
THE ALLOTMENTS, no. 2
THE ALLOTMENTS, no. 3
oil on canvas
both 60 x 46 cms
£500 each
Shauna Richardson
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mohair wool
30 x 100 cms
£4,500
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Shauna Richardson
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mohair wool
20 x 30 cms
£2,500
Keith Robinson
HANNIBAL DUSK SOUTH
oil on canvas
104 x 74 cms
£2,000
Sarah Shaw
Frances Ryan
ENCLOSURE XIII
oil and collage on wooden panel
70 x 50 cms
£1,350
EVERYTHING’S BEEN SAID
diptych - oil on canvas
84 x 57 cms
£2,250
Shelley Rose
MOVE TO WHITE
silkscreen
68 x 68 cms, ed/15
£395
Chris Shaw Hughes
VIEW FROM ST PAUL’S (London
1945)
carbon drawing
126 x 90 cms
£5,250
Exhibiting
artists
Mustafa Sidki
21
lino print, ed/10
41 x 153 cms
£300
Gina Soden
CHEMICAL PLANT
VILLA
photography
both 93 x 93 cms, ed/10
£2,340 each
Nikki Stevens
CHARMED
watercolour
134 x 94 cms
£4,500
Almuth Tebbenhoff
Kim Tattersall
THE RANT
paper, pen, wax, dye
22 x 122 cms
£450
UNRAVEL
fabricated steel, paint
100 x 88 cms
£5,000
NOA 33
Exhibiting
artists
Dennis Toff
Ellena Toms (20)
HARMONY - tryptich
archival inkjet print, foamex
mounted
76 x 25 cms, ed/80
£245
NATURAL INTEREST
pencil
43 x 35 cms
£250
Paul Thirkell
PRIMAL SCENE
archival inkjet print
110 x 90 cms, ed/20
framed £850 unframed £530
Alistair Tucker
Abbie Trayler-Smith
Simon Tozer
LURE FROM LAIR
screen print
30 x 30 cms, ed/12
£125
SHANNON POST OP
c-type
100 x 80 cms
£500
KINDER SCOUT
etching
27 x 16 cms, ed/30
£300
Exhibiting
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Simon Turvey
STATION CAFE
oil
86 x 70 cms
£2,345
Manasa Vempali (22)
A JEWEL IN YOUR EYE
photograph
92 x 62 cms
£265
Ludwig Wagner
ROBBEN ISLAND PRISON CELL
photography, ed/5
41 x 52 cms
£350
Jane Waterhouse
WAYFARING HARE VISITS
HINWICK
etching
26 x 20 cms, ed/20
£275
Matthew Webber
OCTOBER TRB0614
oil and acrylic on canvas
32 x 26 cms
£975
Mark Whithorn (23)
UNTITLED
collage
24 x 33 cms
£600
NOA 35
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acrylic paint on wooden board
91 x 61 cms
£1,000
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NOA Prize Winner
Mackie
Autumn Rhythm
A Summertime Retreat
both oil on canvas
each 36 x 21 cms
Artist’s Statement
A Summertime Retreat: A good place to catch up on the
classics with the British summertime asserting a tad too much
temperature.
Autumn Rhythm: British summertime caravans, opened up
to reveal a balsa wood construction frame, with a dollhouse
themed interior, sporting the original Jackson Pollock
masterpiece ‘Autumn Rhythm’.
Recent Exhibitions and Awards
2014 The James Freeman Gallery; The Royal Academy
Summer Exhibition; Caiger Contemporary Art
2013-2014 The Hayhill Gallery; Eton Contemporary Art
2012 Hayhill Gallery, Cork Street, London
Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize contestant, April 2014 – Mall
Galleries
John Moores Painting Prize 2014 – Walker Gallery
The Towry Award
for the Best Work in 2014
NOA Prize Winner
Emiko Aida
Requiem
etching, aquatint
143 x 100 cms
The Ward Thomas
Award
This work is composed with 17 plates of etching and aquatint in
3 separate frames. The original photo images are the artist’s
ancestors, which were re-touched in computer.
Emiko Aida, a printmaker and painter living in London, is a
member of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. Her works
can be seen throughout the UK, USA, China and Japan. She
teaches printmaking at The Hampstead School of Art and her
works are featured in the book, ‘Printmakers Today’ published
by Schiffer Publishing (USA).
Education
1987-89 MA Printmaking, Royal College of Art
1984-85 Graduate School, The Tokyo National University of
Fine Art and Music
1982-84 MA Fine Art, The Tokyo National University of Fine Art
and Music (Tokyo Geijutsu Daigaku)
1978-82 BA Fine Art, The Tokyo University of Art and Design
2013 Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, London
Edinburgh Festival, Edinburgh
2011-2012 20/21 International Art Fair, RCA, London
Bloomsbury Art Fair, London
Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, London
Art in Action, Oxford
Dazzle, London
NOA Prize Winner
Rob Reed
The Allotments no: 3
oil on canvas
60 x 46 cms
The Seaward Award
My work re-evaluates the emotion of the ‘Romantic’ trait to seek
the essence of everyday life, presented to us within the confines
of the suburban commonplace.
Education
2009 University for the Creative Arts, Farnham, Surrey - 2:1 BA
(Hons) Fine Art
The Campion Sixth Form College, Essex - 3 A-Levels including
Art (A*)
The Campion School, Essex -10 GCSE’s A-C grades including
Art (A*) Design and Graphics
2014 Painting 500, Candid Arts Gallery, Angel Islington London
2014 AVA Gallery, University of East London
2013 The Troubadour Gallery, London
2013 Candid Arts Group Exhibition, Candid Arts Gallery,
Angel Islington
2012 World Event Young Artists, The Bonnington Gallery,
Nottingham Trent University
2012 Deutsche Bank Garden House Restaurant Exhibition,
Deutsche Bank, London
2012 When the Walls Come Down, The Norlington Studios,
Leytonstone
NOA Prize Winner
Leah Fusco
Substation I
graphite & charcoal
110 x 80 cms
The Southwood Award
These large scale drawings are part of a series that explore the
environment of a national grid substation in rural Sussex.
Education
2010 Royal College of Art, MA Communication Art & Design
2007 University for the Creative Arts, BA (HONS) Illustration,
First Class
2012 WELD (Solo), One One Six Gallery; Owling (Solo), Romney
Marsh Visitor Centre; Cheltenham Illustration Awards
2010 DRAW - Turning Thoughts into Lines, RCA
Cheltenham Illustration Awards – Shortlisted
Sheila Robinson Drawing Prize – First Prize
The Conran Foundation Award – Nominated
Oberon Illustration Awards – Third Prize
Natural Forms Drawing Prize – Runner up
Worshipful Company of Painter Stainers – Grant
V&A Illustration Awards – First Prize
NOA Prize Winner
Rogan Brown
Outbreak
hand cut paper, foamboard, transparent domes
147 x 79 cms
‘Outbreak’ explores the microbiological sublime and confronts
the limitations of science in its attempts to master and control
nature.
An emerging artist creating three dimensional relief sculptures
out of layers of hand and laser cut paper.
Education
1990 BA English Literature, Goldsmiths’ College London
University
1994 MA Literature and Cultural Theory, Queen Mary and
Westfield College, London University
2014 The Present Art Festival, Pudong Library, Shanghai
2014 The Hampstead Affordable Art Fair
2014 The Singapore Affordable Art Fair
2014 The Works on Paper Fair, The Science Museum, London
2014 The Signature Art Prize Exhibition, London
2014 The Signature Art Prize Winners’ Exhibition, London
2014 The Signature Art Prize, Shortlisted
2014 The Florence-Shanghai Prize, First Prize in
Sculpture/Installation Category
2013 The National Open Art Competition, Best Installation Award
2013 The National Open Art Competition, The Royal College of
Art, Visitors’ Choice Award
The Ward Thomas
Award for
Emerging Artist of 2014
NOA Prize Winner
Ellena Toms
Natural Interest
pencil
43 x 35 cms
Prudential Young
Artists Award under 25
A piece designed to collide detail with contrast allowing you to
step into the picture and explore.
I am a largely self-taught young artist starting out on an art
career. Falling in love with the craft of art from an early age I am
currently looking to expand into the art scene. I have developed
my own style and methods through practice and experiment.
Learning skills through the study of secondary school art I won
the ‘Most Improved Artist’ at the end of year speech day.
NOA Prize Winner
Lauren Bowman
Cynopetrea:The Birthplace of
Corporate Cat-italism
watercolour and ink on Sanders Waterford paper
115 x 80 cms
Prudential Young
Artists 2nd Award
25 years and under
I create highly decorative contemporary miniature paintings
populated by playful protagonists of an anthropomorphic
persuasion.
FBA Futures 2014 and RSA New Contemporaries 2014, during
which she received multiple prizes.
NOA Prize Winner
Mark Whithorn
Untitled
collage
115 x 80 cms
“By giving me the absolute past of the pose… the photograph
tells me death in the future… I shudder… over a catastrophe
which has already occurred.” Roland Barthes’ 'Camera Lucida'
2014 Artsmith Live, Derby
2014 Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London
Prudential Young
Artists 3rd Award
25 years and under
NOA Prize Winner
Gina Soden
Villa
photography
93 x 93 cms
The Naylor Award
Photography
This abandoned Italian villa was created to break the mould of
the stereotypical mental health hospitals. This is the only one
remaining that has the original features and frescos.
2013 Pulse New York Art Fair; Photo Art Fair, London; Art13
London, The Fine Art Society Contemporary; London Art Fair
2013 The Emerging Artist of the Year Award. National Open Art
Exhibition RCA London
2012 Retrogression Solo Pop Up Show, Groucho Club
From 1820 to Now, The Fine Art Society
Bourne Fine Arts in Hong Kong, The Space, Hong Kong
‘Things I Love’ by Peter Blake, The Fine Art Society
Holt Festival Art Prize, Shortlisted
2011 Signal 8 Exhibition, The Cat Street Gallery, Hong Kong
Graduate Show
NOA Prize Winner
Marcus Lyon
EXODUS VII – Tin Shack City,
Cape Flats, South Africa, 2011
180 x 101 cms
My work depicts landscapes without horizons, built from a
myriad of perspectives, each one familiar yet new: mirroring the
multiple patterns that humans create in the name of the future.
An independently minded, creative entrepreneur and idea
generator with a significant knowledge of social missions and
expertise in leading organisational development, turnaround
and regeneration. With twenty five years commitment to the arts,
the creative industry and the delivery of solutions for
disadvantaged young people.
Education
2009 Kennedy School of Government, Performance
measurement for non-profit organisations
1987 Harvard Business School, Governing for non-profit
excellence
Leeds University, BA Hons Political Science 2:1
2013 Present: Board Director Somerset House Trust
2014 BRICs: Festival de la Luz, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2013 PHOTO 51: Inigo Rooms, King’s College, London, UK
2013 Exodus: Spiridonov House, Moscow, Russia
2013 SP.ARTE: Galleria Tempo, Sao Paulo, Brazil
2013 Landmark: The Fields of Photography – Somerset House,
London, UK
2012 BRICs & Exodus: Inception Gallery, Paris, France
The Crown Award
Photography
NOA Prize Winner
Marta Corada
Post Memories, Eastbourne
Beach
digital photography
130 x 90 cms
The narratives developed in ‘Post Memories’ are set on the
border between documentary and narrative fiction, where time,
related to a particular space, is presented as distorted or altered.
Education
2008 Photography Specialization at IEFC, Institute of Photography
of Cataluña
2007 Fine Arts Bachelor, Universities of Salamanca and Barcelona
2014 Piece from Post Memories series exhibited as part of
Julio Álvarez Sotos private collection. Pamplona Navarra
Collective Exhibition “De la Mímesis a la ficción y Viceversa”
Festival Miradas de mujer 2014, Salamanca Spain
2013 Solo exhibition, Photography “Post Memories, Series
2013” Presentation at Wurth , La Rioja, Spain
2013 Beneficiary of Professionalization of young artist Grant.
Institution/ Wurth Museum, Ministry of Culture. Spain
2nd Award in Photography Young Arts exhibition, "Muestra de
Arte Joven La Rioja" in La Rioja, Spain
Grand Geyser first exhibition. Video and photography, Parallel
realities. Institution/ Grand Geyser cultural Platform, H2O
Gallery. Barcelona, Spain
The Ward Thomas
Award Photography
NOA Prize Winner
Kim Martin
Death Bed and the Temptress
fine art photograph
162 x 112 cms
The narrative behind my work is constructed around the
destruction of the ‘aesthetic fascism’ that once dominated my
life, marriage, fidelity, family, commitment and security, in short
my divorce.
I am a photographer who shoots portraits, lifestyle and
documentary, bringing a passionate interest in narrative to as
much of my work as possible. I love colour, expressive faces
and am naturally inquisitive. My inspiration is drawn from
personal experience, combined with a limitless appetite for
looking and learning at life. I like naughty kids, music gigs,
comedy clubs, scuba diving, good coffee and can swim
really fast. I plan to travel later this year to India as a volunteer
photographer for the Vincent Ferrer Foundation.
Education
2012-2014 BA (Hons) Degree: Photography [First Class],
Staffordshire University
2009-2012 Foundation Degree: Digital Media Production
(Distinction), Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent College
2012 Assistant Photographer: Tony Wooliscroft
2011 Roy Kirkham, Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent
2011 Emma Bridgewater, Stoke-on-Trent
The Big Sky Award
Established
Photographer
NOA Prize Winner
Isla Jones
Rooms of the House 2
digital print on photographic paper
70 x 50 cms
The Goodwood Award
Young Photographer
of the Year 25 and under
The Big Sky Award
Emerging Photographer
I discovered a set of dilapidated rooms in an abandoned
hotel - frozen time: of the space itself but also of its
former inhabitants passing through.
Education
Currently studying Fine Art, Photography and English at Haydon
Bridge Community High School, Northumberland
2014 Pre-Foundation Summer School at Chelsea School of Art,
London
NOA Prize Winner
Carla Groppi
‘After Atget.(44) Detail.
Intérieur de Mr F., Négociant,
Rue Montaigne.’
pastel and charcoal on paper
153 x 113 cms
Education
2005-2008 The City and Guilds of London Art School
First Class BA (Hons) Degree in Fine Art
2014 (September), AAF NYC Alicia David Contemporary
2014 (October) Alicia David Contemporary, AAF Battersea
2014 Rarity Gallery, Mykonos, Summer Salon Show
2014 Art Hamptons, Alicia David Contemporary,
Bridgehampton, NY, USA.
2014 Alicia David Contemporary, AAF Hampstead
2013 Moorewood Art
2013 The Threadneadle Prize, Mall Galleries, London
2013 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
2013 Shortlisted – The National Open Art Competition
Chichester
The Arts Club Award
The Finest Drawing
NOA Prize Winner
Stephen Gibbs
Seaside Specials
Come for a Stroll on the Prom
both linoprints
each 31 x 51 cms
The Abi Slade Award
Finest Print
My artwork is a response to an emotion, feeling or idea,
usually to sunny summer days.
2014 Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions, London
2013 Beecroft Art Gallery Open, Southend-on-Sea Essex
NOA Prize Winner
Chrys Allen
Walk in Progress, Bedrock
mixed media drawing
183 x 30 cms
The Gail Gower Award
Wall Hung Installation
Inspired by the musing and meanderings of walking the scroll
accommodates a sense of movement. The landscape reveals
itself at a gentle walking pace.
2014 Ukko Koli Heritage Centre, North Karelia, Finland. (solo)
2014 Koli Environmental Arts Festival. North Karelia, Finland
NOA Prize Winner
Thomas Allen
Never Never Far Away Away
oil on canvas
180 x 75 cms
The Cass Art Award
Dream before the image.
2014 Year of the Horse Exhibition – Rebecca Hossack Gallery
Charlotte Street group show – Rebecca Hossack Gallery
Winner: Arts Club Charitable Trust Award
NOA Prize Winner
Jean-Luc Almond
Dripping Man
oil on canvas
30 x 40 cms
The Cass Art
Commission
My obsession with the materiality of paint makes the painting
feel like a dialogue between matter and representation, in which
matter usually distorts and takes precedence over representation.
2014 Fragmented Faces, Priory House, Bedfordshire
2014 Artists Culture Zone, The Tabernacle, Notting Hill, London,
NOA Prize Winner
Johny Midnight
Tooting Lido
acrylic on canvas
100 x 75 cms
The Towry Award
London
The Lido was painted to illustrate the people who live in the
Wandsworth and Lambeth areas of London. It had to be full of
light and fun. I painted it from my own life’s adventures; if you
can hold someone’s attention for more than just a few moments
then you have achieved as an artist.
NOA Prize Winner
Steph Goodger
Boxcar 2
oil on canvas
38 x 25 cms
Boxcar 2, view of a German railway cattle truck.
2014 I’d still like to speak to the Governor
2013 Invisible Print Studio Launch Event; The London Group
Centenary Open
The University
of Chichester Award
South of England
NOA Prize Winner
Sarah Bellwood
Live.Eat.Kill.Die
watercolour on Arches paper
49 x 39 cms
The Towry Award
North of England
Knives tell of ritual, surfaces interact with the atmosphere
forming a patina of minerals. The pollinator lies dead. Silver salt
spoon tells of man’s past delight, the art of eating.
2014 Open Up North 2014 (finalist, judges’ commendation)
2014 11 Group Exhibitions in the North of England
NOA Prize Winner
LadyM
Sex on the Brain
(Part of Pornucopia – Memoirs of a 1980s
Nymphomaniac)
cold cast bronze
21 x 15 cms
Centred around the senses of the brain, the way it perceives
and interprets certain input, its form and function. ‘Sex on the
Brain’ represents left (analytical) versus right (visual) brain.
2014 Pornucopia: The CASS, London
2014 Molli: collaborative exhibition, Gem Space, London
The Towry Award
Heart of England
NOA Prize Winner
Paul Thirkell
Primal Scene
archival inkjet print
110 x 90 cms
The Towry Award
South West England
‘Primal Scene’ comments on the ubiquity of such sophisticated
military technologies as the deadly and invasive Drone, ironically
emphasizing the primal nature of its purpose.
2014 Re Original Prints: Bankside Gallery, London
NOA Prize Winner
Alan Parker
The Straw Bear
oil on canvas
127 x 101 cms
The Vanessa Whinney
Award East of England
This is the Straw Bear festival at Whittlesea. All of the people
come and have fun. The children run and sing and The Straw
Bear is pulled through the village.
1986-2014 30 group exhibitions in England, Poland, Scotland
and USA. BP Portrait Awards. Garrick Milne Prize, Christie’s
NOA Prize Winner
Sarah Ball
Soldiers V
woodcut
15 x 20 cms
The Aneurin Morgan
Thomas Award
Wales
Injured soldiers from the American Civil War soldiers (drawn
from Library of Congress archives) pose without uniform for
medical photographers. Stripped of rank and allegiance they
embody all soldiers, all wars, all time.
NOA Prize Winner
Frances Ryan
Enclosure XIII
oil and collage on wooden panel
70 x 50 cms
The Towry Award
Northern Ireland
The Enclosure Series of paintings are constructed using
imagery from early childhood, photographic references and
imagined spaces.
2014 New Work, Mullan Gallery Belfast
2014 Arts Council of Northern Ireland SIAP Award
NOA Prize Winner
Lyndsey Gibb
Influx
drawing
130 x 99 cms
The Orrin Trust Award
Scotland
The work examines the notion of locale, the histories of places
remembered and forgotten and their connection to our lives and
memories.
2012-2014 11 exhibitions and 4 collections in Scotland
NOA Prize Winner
Paul Furneaux
Sumi Wave
japanese woodcut print
110 x 80 cms
The Turtleton Trust
Award – Scotland
I try to pursue my aims in a limited paired down language.The
final manifestation, the work, becomes an abstraction and
distillation of this contemplation of the landscape.
1991-2014 Solo exhibitions: 12 exhibitions in Scotland, USA,
Ireland, Sweden, Belgium and England
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