Marc Bergerman

Marc Bergerman uses natural materials usually in natural surroundings. Logs, stones, rocks... Sometimes carving haunting images which portray an apocalyptic vision of the future, sometimes using small almost minute pieces of stone to simply hint at a possible darkness to come.

Many of his works at first appear impenetrable, but it is their ambiguity that gives them their power.

Nicola Hicks

Nicola Hicks is one of the foremost sculptors of her generation. She has had major solo shows in leading museums and galleries in Britain and around the world, and has already been honoured with a MBE for her contribution to the visual arts.

Hicks' primary media are plaster and straw, and huge sheets of brown paper on which she works up her dynamic charcoal drawings. Many of the sculptures have subsequently been cast in bronze, often with such subtlety that every fragile detail of plaster and straw is reproduced.

Hicks' work often combines charm and menace in equal and sometimes devastating measures.

Contributions by JohnS, Simon & Brandon

Geoff Bunn

Geoff Bunn is an artist who reinvigorates the conceptual by forcing the viewer to understand before encountering the work.

Tantalising glimpses as to what and even where it may be are offered but the whole has to be understood in order to be seen.

Carole Hodgson

Her work is not obviously narrative but it is difficult for the viewer not to allow his imagination to impose some exterior meaning or content.

It is extraordinary to see the variety and versatility of Hodgson's forms, and yet to recognise that they could have come from no other hand.