Portsmouth-based artist Liz Pounsett creates surreal and unusual artwork which provokes a reaction and often includes an element of fun. Working mainly in collage, she combines her own photographs, found images and pages from second-hand books.

Laura Parker is a self-taught artist and painter based in London . Laura enjoys depicting the world around her, from dramatic underwater views, to expansive landscapes, and intimate still lifes.

Erick Mota is a Venezuelan-American fine artist born and raised in New York City. His work is an amalgam of modernism, surrealism, and the abstract.

Artist Rian Hotton is a south London artist whose work is inspired by nostalgia.

Natalia Ostapenko is a visual artist based in Lille, France. She has graduated with a Master of Arts from National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv. Before moving to France, she exhibited regularly in Ukraine and had two solo exhibitions in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Claire Hankey is an abstract artist living by the Thames Estuary in Leigh on Sea, Essex. Textures in nature, worn surfaces filled with history and childhood memories all inspire my work. I find the mental and physical practice of art-making deeply therapeutic and it has become a vital part of my daily life.

Esther Loopstra is an artist, educator, and creative coach whose work is an extension of her perpetual curiosity. Her art has been shown in galleries, used for print ads, editorials, books, stationery products, textiles, and more.

Examining mark making and the nuances of color and light in nature, Marjorie Moskowitz presents a new body of work involving the close observation of aspects of landscape and the amplification of these images.

Valentina Bakhchevan's main goal is to create images with eternal conceptions, as an infinity, eternity, life transformation and the other abstract conceptions which comes from the knowledge of Anthroposophy.

Keith Buswell works with various printmaking processes such as screen-printing, intaglio and mono printing and dabbles in drawing and multimedia.

Liaqat Rasul works with paper for its intrinsic and functional qualities, love the tactile quality of paper, its different weight, thickness and edges. Rasul obsesses and hoards all kinds of ephemera, paper: envelopes, receipts, bills, accounts, travel tickets, handwritten invoices, cardboard packaging. Paper goes through different journeys and manifests into new forms from stickers to embossed bills. It can be printed or written upon folded, cut, scrunched and perforated papers all welcome and inspected.

Billie Rae Busby is a contemporary visual artist who creates abstract paintings of the Canadian landscape. She is one of the exhibiting artists at The Curator’s Salon exhibition.

Erika Halperin - one of the exhibiting artists at the Curator’s Salon - is a Canadian painter whose work is primarily in acrylic and gouache and is frequently inspired by the delight she feel for ordinary objects.

Radjwant Kaur is an Indian-based artist whose paintings are exhibited in galleries. She believes that people who view them - even if they speak a different language - a very subtle thing is communicated which isn’t slave to form and word.

Juliette Scott is a digital photographer based in the United Kingdom whose inspiration comes from nature. and a deep interest in Venice.

Seb Pollington (b 1966). British painter based in Italy and UK. Works mainly in acrylic and oil; some pencil and coloured sketching. Seb Pollington’s work centres on landscape, urban and coastal settings, especially in Italy where he currently lives and works.

Peckham based Octavia Milner is an abstract artist and one of the selected artists in the group show at The Curator’s Salon.

Marina’s work explores issues of time, life and memory. She creates paintings in a distinct semi abstract style inspired mostly by water and the marine environment. Her work is inspired by the vivid landscapes of Cyprus.

Jael O’Connor is interested in the narratives that her subjects project, whether consciously or unconsciously. She works primarily in oils. Her works are in several private collections and was a finalist in the 2020 Holly Bush Painting Prize for Emerging Women Artists. Jael is also a member of the artists cooperative Studio 106 Hove, and a guest tutor at Draw Brighton.

Mia Rinsberg is a visual artist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, painting and drawing in a variety of mediums. Born in Sweden, she spent her childhood often moving and living in various countries before settling in the United States as a young adult. She attended Pratt Institute and Hunter College, in NYC, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BA in Fine Arts. She worked for many years in the publishing industry as a book designer, and raised her two children, before returning to a full time art practice.