PORTrait Photography

Sally Baker l Map 17
Black and white portrait photography mainly of London's gay literati and glitterati of the 1980s. Including Jimmy Somerville and Bronski Beat, Zandra Rhodes, backstage at Madam Jojo's burlesque Soho nightclub, and many authors such as Edmund white, Jeanette Winterson, Neil Bartlett, Adam Mars-Jones and Tenebris Light.
sallybaker.com/workingonthebody/photography Instagram @sally_therapist

CeRAMICS

Jan Barker l Map 13
Handmade and wheel-thrown ceramics made by me
Instagram @janbarker_ceramics

PAINTINGs i ceramics

Biddy Bunzl l Map 14
Bunzl's work is bold, abstract, minimal and colourful. Inspiration is drawn from visual memories of both interior and exterior spaces using sketchbooks and notes to create her paintings. Layer upon layer of colour is applied and woven across the canvas responding to light, objects, landscapes and structures. Lines are drawn and re drawn on knife-edge improvisation within the arena Bunzl has constructed for herself, where the smallest added gesture can tilt the work off balance or bring it to fruition.

Bunzl's ceramics are joyful expressions of functionality. They are colourful and unusual, inspired by her New Zealand garden which surrounds her studio.
biddybunzl.com

Figurative ceramics

Ana Paula Cabral l Map 13
Figurative ceramics. For more information contact Brockley Open Studios

printmaking i Nature

Anna-Maria Cahalane l Map 19
Inspired by nature I make prints and wildlife illustrations that often include references to Brockley and the local area through maps and photos. Much of my work is made from natural or recycled materials including handmade paper and hand made ink from oak galls picked in Brockley.
Instagram @am.cm2018

ceramics

Ric Comline (Mews Pottery) l Map 19
Ric’s ceramics practice is primarily based around wheel-thrown stoneware. Many pieces are functional everyday homeware, but increasingly Ric has been throwing larger pots that are part-sculptural items and part-three dimensional canvases for more painterly glaze experimentation. Mixing glazes from scratch and experimenting with layering, engraving, and different application techniques, this most recent work is what really drives his passion.
Instagram @the_mews_pottery

ANALOGUE Photography

Sandy Connell l Map 5
Shooting primarily in black and white, I use analogue photography as a means to create personal diaries. My music photography springs from a place of collaboration with musicians and fellow photographers, documenting the creation and togetherness of the live music jam scene in South East London. My travel photography turns a more personal lens on my interests, analysing what I value most in the process of travel and looking for the contrast between the stillness that a foreign place affords the traveller and the moments that fill them with energy and rejuvenation.
sandyconnell.photography
Instagram @sandyc0nnell

Analogue Photography

Stanley Connell-Longman l Map 5
I shoot predominantly black and white photographs. I am part of the Deptford jazz jam scene, which I photograph monthly. I also like to shoot textures, landscapes, intimate portraits of close freinds as well as create photographic experiments such as double exposures. I print all my own work in the darkroom.
Instagram @stannipher

ceramic sculpture

Nick Cowan l Map 7
I make hand-built figurative ceramic sculptures that explore human imperfections. My work aims to capture moments of weakness brought about by modern life and pervasive technology.
Instagram @nickybisque

PAINTINGS | printmaking

Sarah Crossfield l Map 9
Sarah is a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, sculpture, printmaking, film, photography and installation.   Her practice is focussed on researching impermanence through both representational and more reductive or abstract methods. The choice or construction of the three-dimensional base for the ‘two-dimensional’ image is often used to play with or enhance the concept of fragility and the ephemeral. Pieces may straddle the boundary between painting and sculpture. Recent work explores the unstoppable and fleeting changes in the landscape, interiors or moments of motion. Sarah thoughtfully examines how light, texture and form continuously morph. Themes of decay, regeneration and inevitable passing of time weave through her work.

Bachelor of Fine Art (Hons)  - The Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, Oxford University
sarahcrossfield.com
Instagram @sarah_crossfield