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Kathryn Fox
I am fine art trained and based in Wharfedale. For the last five years I have focussed almost exclusively on making screen prints, exploring the wide range of ways in which this process can be used to varying effect. My work does not fit readily into a single category or style, but remains forever exploratory, playful and transformative.
Sarah Cooper
I am a largely self-taught painter of landscapes and portraits in various media, often oils. I paint for the joy of it, and it is my 'opposite world'. My development as an artist began in earnest when I needed an escape from the stress of my work as an intensive care doctor during the 2019 pandemic. I am inspired by light and shadows in beautiful places that are important to me, or the people who ask me to paint them.
Aurora Plomer
I started painting in acrylics, mesmerized by the shimmering colours of Venice, Tuscany and the brooding wild mountains of Scotland. I have since taken to oils to capture the whirling clouds and hills of Yorkshire.
Nadine Blakemore
My love affair with clay and ceramics began at the early age of 11, when my mother took me along to a pottery class in East Germany. I still remember how I enjoyed the feeling of working the clay, smoothing the surface of my pots and the satisfaction of holding a finished piece. I think I was hooked straight away.