Marianne Simonin is a French artist whose work shifts between figurative and abstraction in order to explore various states of mind. Nature, female identity and memory of personal histories are her main themes. Her spiritual path may also appears in her work symbolically from time to time.

Steph Fawbert is a painter, living and working in Hastings, East Sussex. Her work is concerned with the figure in the landscape. Her paintings capture moments, brought into sharp focus through strong compositions and bold use of colour.

Joanna began to paint oil portraits of new acquaintances and friends within the artist community of North London. In these paintings, the person is set within their surroundings, in a pub, a garden or at their place of work, and always with a vibrant palette of colours.

Nirupama Sibal is an Indian artist whose recent work is based on expressionist self-portraiture where she is commenting on life, her attitude and learning through her experiences.

Marlies Plank is a photographic artist and graphic designer whose work surveys the surreal, the dreamlike and the uncanny.

Haus Of Lucy is Lucy Bryant; a contemporary multi-media artist and graphic designer. With her series of ceramic figurines, Lucy takes chintzy kitsch once-loved ornaments and turns them into something completely new and contemporary.

Primarily working in oil paint, Kathleen Beausoleil realist works focus on what it means to be a social being.

Martin Ridgwell is a London based artist/printmaker. As a narrative, figurative artist, he follows in the footsteps of all those artists who came before him whose main desire was to tell a story. He likes to think that his art captures a moment from some long forgotten book or a scene from a distantly remembered film.

Chennai, India-based artist Charulatha Sridhar is one of the exhibiting artists at The Curator’s Salon.

David Hopkins is a realist figurative painter based in South London.

Bob has exhibited nationally in galleries and museums and has delivered over 200 commissioned portraits. His work has always been figurative and has changed stylistically over the years.

Kim Thornton is a multidiscipliniary artist living and working in London. She has exhibited in the UK and internationally, most recently at the Dfbrl8r Gallery in Chicago.

Raymond Perez is a contemporary artist based in Streamwood, Illinois and is of Hispanic descent.

Katie Coogan-Mason’s art Is a healing practice. She uses the ritual of music, song, dance, incense and food among other sensory stimuli to turn inward and to 'hold’ her as she connects with hidden parts of herself.

Artist Laurence de Valmy invites us to reflect on the links between artists through times and the relationship between Art and social media today.​ Inspired by the personal stories of artists, she revisits Art History through fictional anachronistic Instagram of the past asking “what if Instagram had always existed?”

Andy became a full-time artist in 2010 after spending the first part of his career in marketing and advertising. A serious illness and a damascene moment on the commute to London lead him to embark on a new direction.

Epp Jääger is an international artist and architect, currently residing in Singapore.

Caryl Hull Leavitt is a figurative artist working in oils, painted paper collage and cardboard sculpture, all mediums that have an immediacy and richness that allows her to work directly from observation.

Former architect, Phyllis Wong is a visual artist who combines her interests and learnings from her architecture and culinary background. She leads art direction and curates projects that aim to bring more transparency and awareness about issues of our food cultures.

Delpha Hudson works from her studio in Penzance with a painting practice that is at once personal and political, historical and contemporary. Her paintings are also informed and inspired by her performance, film & conceptual art practice developed from 1998 when she became involved with socially engaged interdisciplinary projects about women, mothers and equality.