Sam Duckworth
Angus Carlyle's work shifts between the written word and recorded sound, often involves collaboration with other artists and takes as its theme the representation of the built and unbuilt environment and how we live there.
Angus Carlyle's work shifts between the written word and recorded sound, often involves collaboration with other artists and takes as its theme the representation of the built and unbuilt environment and how we live there.
Lucy Farrell explores traditional and contemporary folk using her crystal clear singing style to craft stories with spellbinding skill.
Professor of Literature and Visual & Material Culture, King's College London
Since completing his PhD, John Eacott has focussed his work on live musical performance using algorithmic composition. Most notably Floodtide, a performance developed in 2008 during which musicians…
Morgan Quaintance is a London-based artist and writer.
Caryn Franklin MBE, former fashion editor and co-editor of i-D Magazine and prime-time BBC TV presenter throughout the eighties and nineties, is a multi-platform broadcaster, fashion and identity commentator and activist.
Kieran Evans is a Welsh film director and screenwriter whose work includes music videos, film and documentaries.
Dean Chalkley is a prolific award-winning photographer and filmmaker. Renowned for his iconic portraiture, Dean has shot numerous magazine covers, record sleeves and advertising campaigns.
Jane Scobie’s contemporary practice explores environmental politics and site.
Rosa Ainley is a text-based artist, a writer and editor on architecture, space and buildings.
Deborah Coughlin is a writer, artist, disruptive woman and founding director of Gaggle: award-winning punk choir turned boundary breaking production company.See Deborah at Sound of the Thames…
Sam Williams (b. 1985, Essex, UK) is an artist living and working in London, where he studied MA Sculpture & Moving Image at the Royal College of Art.
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