The future of Contemporary Chinese art within a global context as seen by a practicing artist / professor of Fine Art from London UK. Can Chinese art continue with subject matter which is in generally seemingly focused on ...

Artists Statement: ‘Adagio No 8’ is a Kaleidoscope of movement, a visual dance, a portrait, an assemblage. I set myself the challenge of working with the figure within a classical form, physical landscape through the use ...

Antarctica: Being In Time In 2014, I was invited (second time) to be artist-in–residence, as part of the international programme (Antarctica). Funded by The Chancellery of the Argentine Government, Direccion National del ...

This continuing collaborative research project (London, New York, Phoenix, Hertfordshire) analyses the use of social media and its potential re-invention of portraiture. The project sets out to show how the ubiquity of ...

I was invited to have a solo exhibition, one of the first by a Western artist at the newly established Redtory Art District, Iron Curtain Gallery in Guangzhou, Southern China. Originally the exhibition was planned to finish ...

Portraiture in Motion, a view from the inside out...at Understanding British Portraiture seminar M Shed Bristol The issues and complexities surrounding the capturing, making, and presentation of new technology based ...

The exhibition Moving Portraits, showing sixty years of portraits made in moving image. Other artists include Jordan Baseman, Richard Billingham, Candice Breitz, Duncan Campbell, Willie Doherty, Tracey Emin, Carl Freeman, ...

Marty St James background as an artist is in Performance Art and Video Art but has always made drawings. The works in this show relate to his two artist residencies in Antarctica (2010/ 2014). His works on paper are described ...