Pio Abad

"Dog Eaters Discourse"

Graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in 2007.
Born in Manila, Philippines. Living and working in Glasgow.

"Through drawing and sculpture, I seek to explore the relationships between excess and collapse, ornament and excrement, decadence and delusion, relationships that have defined the trajectories of history"

Daniel Bell

"Toes"

GSA BA Hons
Norwich School of Art and Design
Rhode Island School of Design

2007 ‘Loop Pool’ International Short Film Festival
‘Akimirka’ The Project Space, Norwich
2006 ‘Royal Academy Summer Exhibition’
‘Concrete Allotment’ Temporary Contemporary

Thomas Bernard

"Vision Hurt Soul"

Thomas Bernard
lives and work
born 1980

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Rupert Burton

"Nazi Camp"

Rupert Burton is a Glasgow based filmmaker and disc jockey who has continued drawing since graduating from Glasgow School of Art in 2005. His work references queer subcultures and pop iconography ranging from Star Trek conspiracies to the 70’s sex symbol Peter Berlin and founder of computer science, Alan Turing.

Christina Corfield

"The Devil Feeds on Flies"

Born 1981, Kiel, Germany.
BA (Hons) Fine Art Painting Glasgow School of Art
(with Distinction in Historical and Critical Studies)

Selected Exhibitions
The First Cast The Fridge Gallery,
Hard Copy, Morpho Gallery, Monstrous Tales, APT Gallery, Artificial Life video screening, part of The Theatre of Restless Automata, Aspex Gallery,

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Jonas Delaborde

"Grey Bones Smoke (to my mother)"

- I edit 'Nazi Knife' with Hendrik Hegray (4th issue will be published in november 2007)
- I made a book called ‘4th Gate Keeper’ with drawings and photos of Finnish mushrooms and Chilean desert.
- I'm part of the 'Frederic Magazine' people and my work has been published in their first book.
- My drawings have been published in 'Hopital Brut','Bazar'& 'Politique''Decapitron'shoboshobo books) and 'Timeless' in France, 'Smittekilde' in Denmark and 'Kuti' in Finland.

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Vanessa Dziuba

"Hidden Cat"

 Dziuba Vanessa is a draftswoman been born in 1982, near Paris.
She studied Plastic Arts in Metz where she met Kedryna Julien and Nadé Nicolas, with whom she formed the collective " la poule aux oeufs d'or " along with the fourth draftsman Bretin Jean Philippe.
They collaborate on drawing books and exhibitions.
She arrived in Paris four years ago, where she was "diplomée" of Ensba the school arts of Paris. Today, she works completely on the construction of drawings, in the photography, the knitting, the latex, as well as of the engraving.

She is polymorphic and tentacular.

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Good Wives & Warriors

"eponymous"

Good Wives and Warriors is a creative partnership between Becky Bolton and Louise Chappell.Rebecca means Good Wife and Louise means Warrior. For the last two years, since leaving art school, they have collaborated on a number of projects including their accessory label ‘boo’, wall paintings and various designs. Louise likes painting little people and Becky likes winding up Louise by painting large areas with a tiny paint brush.
Together they work in perfect harmony from a cozy shed in the Studio Warehouse Glasgow.

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Alexa Hare

"DIRTY BOMB"

Studied Drawing and Painting (BAhons 2006) ECA. Lives and works in Edinburgh. ‘100 Greatest Pop Videos Ever’, Spinach Collective, Edinburgh, ‘Roll Over’, Hyperground, Edinburgh, ‘Protest Against the Rising of Conformity’, Flesh Unlimited, Edinburgh. Graduated with the Robin Phillipson Medal for painting and an unusual knowledge of black paint. Currently working as artist in residence at Fetis.

Hendrik Hegray

"Jurassiq Parq"

born 1981 in Limoges, France
Works and lives in Paris
Influenced by cartoons, 90's video-games, abstract pictures, Eye's Boredoms covers and 80's horror movies
Has published a lot of self-made zines since 10 years ("Super Kasher", "Télérama", etc), has worked with publishers like FLTMSTPC ("Frédéric Magazine") or Nieves, collaborated with artists like Andy Bolus (Evil Moisture), Mehdi Hercberg (Shoboshobo) Kerozen, Jelle Crama, Dennis Tyfus
co-runs the graphic zine "Nazi-Knife" with Jonas Delaborde since 2006, which published Julien Carreyn, Antoine Marquis, CF, Mat Brinkman, etc
Plays in differents musical projects like solo Helicoptère Sanglante or free-noise band Minitel with members of Sister Iodine

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Zane Kozak

"Typhoon Eyes"

Zane has been wondering back in time in a non linear direction since the year 9089.  His hopes are to gain artistic merit with his classical art styles of the future-past world of 9089.  Continually searching for a time that may appreciate his efforts as contemporary artworks.  Ultimately reaching as far into the future-past as the Cenozoic period. To portray the dawn of human kind in a polygonal rendering 256x256 in full RGB 32 bit depth on the side of Mount St. Helens.

Jan Lun Lee

"It's Solid Gold"

Born 8th July 1982 Lives and works between Berwick-Upon-Tweed & London. Graduated in 2004 with BA (Hons) in Design from the Visual Communications department at Glasgow School of Art. Since graduating he has exhibited in several exhibitions including the D&AD new blood exhibition. His work has been featured in Creative Review and Design Week.

Over the past few years he has been working freelance on and off as an illustrator with clients including Nesta, Graphic Thought Facility and The Lighthouse. When not illustrating he has been touring the small corners of the world with his band making as much noise as possible.

Currently Jan has been getting back into his design work and is relearning how to draw after a much too prolonged period.

Mathew Lock

"The Hangmen from Flatbush"

Matt Lock is a 23 year old freelance artist living and working in Southern Massachusetts.
His work consists mainly of detailed line drawings and acrylic paintings on standard sized paper. Matt is largely influenced by old heavy metal culture, high school humor and feelings of loneliness.
His work has been published by Nieves Books and Cederteg. Publishing and featured in group shows at Giant Robot NYC, Nog Gallery, Kapok Gallery(Hong Kong) and Galeria Chappe.

Arnaud Loumeau

"Go Klah Yeh"

lives and works at Poitiers (FRANCE) since 1978
working , writing, drawing and making music.

exhibitions :
Collective exhibition at « La Miroiterie 
Artist Residence, Exhibition, Etat
Collages, exhibition for « Les Expressifs » Festival (Poitiers)
Social Insecurity, Performance (Poitiers)
En Temps de Paix, En Temps de Guerre, exhibition at « Le Feu Rouge » Gallery (Poitiers) with Phillipe Squarzoni

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Pauliina Makela

"don't regret anything"

Born in 1980. Graduated in 2005 from the Institute of Design in Lahti with a degree in graphic design. Since then, she has been working as an illustrator and comic artist in Helsinki, Finland. Pauliina is a member of the Kutikuti studio and the current chief editor of the experimental comics newspaper ‘Kuti’. Her debut comic album 'Karnevaalit' was awarded at the annual Finnish graphic design competition ‘Vuoden Huiput’ in 2006. She is also the winner of the 2007 comics competition organized by the Fumetto festival in Luzern, Switzerland.

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Dylan Martorell

"infintes"

A Melbourne based artist and musician, Dylan Martorell has been exhibiting and performing
for over ten years as both a solo artist and as part of his bands Snawklor and the Hi God People.

In all its forms, Martorells work is clearly influenced by the natural world, the elements, geographical oddities, human rituals, mythology and most importantly music and sound from field recordings to large ritualised performance.

dylan@hiddenarchive.com
dylan@gmail.com

Jamie McNeill

"end game"

McNeill, Jamie Peter (b. 1980) Scottish Artist, Born in Glasgow . Educated; St Alberts Primary (1985-1991), Holyrood Secondary (1991-1995), Glasgow School of Art [GSA] (1999-2003). While in his third year at GSA, McNeill conceived, organised and promoted God is a DJ?, an exhibition held in a disused mining village in East Ayrshire . The show featured several of McNeill’s pieces, and works by 350 of his fellow GSA students. The exhibition is notable, not least, for the plaudits McNeill received, within the local community, for his multimedia performance Carbon He will probably be more widely remembered however, for his claimed descent (as reported in the Glasgow Daily Record 12/09/05) from the infamous impostor Alan H. McNeil, who had invented an ancestor, Alun Henrye MacNyle, to whom J K Rowling had allegedly bequeathed her manuscripts back through time, for safekeeping and tax.

Allyson Mellberg

"Contagious"

Allyson Mellberg Taylor was born in Racine, Wisconsin in 1977. She received her BFA from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design and her MFA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

. She is a member of Team Lump (a Raleigh, NC based collective) and she is represented by Cinders Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. Allyson lives, works, and teaches in Harrisonburg, VA with her husband and collaborator Jeremy Seth Taylor and their cat Fricktoria.

Holly McCulloch

"excessive activities lacking ultilitarian value for society"

The colours of six dresses form the axiomical statement from which all my work is derived, forming a personalised ‘concentrated spectacle’ ; a pseudo- institution of idiosyncratic rules, systems and values. My work is a constructive project, creating an autonomous, personalised, administrative reality that lacks any utilitarian purpose, except to self-administer. The mimicry of bureaucratic structures is an attempt to humorously undermine their authority. Fundamental to the underlying parody of such structures is the investigation of the social and political meanings attached to colour.

Laurent Plessiet

"Fantastico la plastiche"

“Le prolifique et amateur laurent plessiet tente le possible à la ville, à la campagne mais aussi dans les arts plastiques. Il réalise des installations et des décors sonores, dessine, peint des maisons et le tout seul ou accompagné.”
“Prolific and amateur plessiet laurent tries what possible in the city, in the country side but also in plastic arts. It accomplishes installations and sound decors, draws, paints houses and the all alone or accompanied.”

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Stephane Prigent : Kerozen

"untitled"

He's born in Paris in 1968.
He lives and works in Paris.
Autodidact

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Luke Ramsey

"intesticons 1 " Luke's primary creative focus is on Islands Fold, an artist residency created by himself and his partner Angela. They invite artists free of charge, and make art books and zines to fund their project. Luke has collaborated with over 65 different artists, usually connected to drawing and doodle circles. Luke's creative language has been heavily influenced by the "d.i.y" punk movement, Prem Rawat's message of peace, and a growing list of artists from Keith Haring to Keith Jones. Luke explores the possibility of art that doesn't always conform to gallery walls, although he has exhibited solo shows in Philadelphia, Rochester, Portland and Vancouver.  Islands Fold has a scheduled exhibition in Copenhagen, Denmark for Fall, 2008.

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Brian Ross

"confusions"

i am a Aberdeen-based artist, focused primarily in black and white improvisational drawings. i have recently had several of my works exhibited in huntly, Aberdeenshire as part of the 'huntly hairst  halloween and food festival'.  i have also had work exhibited in various venues in aberdeen, and have created mural pieces for transition extreme sports centre and limousine bull artists' collective.

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Pernilla Rozenberg

"figure of the spiritual world"

Pernilla Rozenberg graduated from Glasgow of arts textile department in 2006, where her work centered round the idea of transformation of matter (unwanted hair) from something unattractive to beautiful.
This is echoed in her latest work where she has drawn reference from occult symbols and alchemical wordless books that explore the idea of transmutation.

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Shobo Shobo Medhi Hercberg

( & Khan-linh La)

"Model 1/2"

Shoboshobo are a French artist collective who make drawings, art work, installations and fashion.

Mehdi Hercbeg is an illustrator,  musician, artist and teacher of multimedia graphic design at the Ecole Estienne in Paris. His project Shoboshobo originally involved Japanese visual artists and musicians and toured through Japan as an art bus with interactive and collaborative happenings taking place in different places. Shoboshobo is also creating clothes mostly monsters full color jumpers and teeshirts. His graphic works features several magazines and books such as Pictoplasma, Rojo, Nieves, Dazed and confused, Pig, Tokyon,  Code,  Modart ...

He collaborate with several arists such as Hendrik Hegray, Jonas Delaborde....
http://www.myspace.com/shoboshobo
http://www.myspace.com/mecmecmec
http://www.myspace.com/rubro

Nick Smith

"Untitled"

Born in: Liverpool, England 1982. Currently living and working in London
BA (Hons) Fine Art. Central Saint Martins

I want to work with what an image means. I hope to be suprised by the meanings that these works can generate, so that by putting the right materials together, they can do more or result differently from what I expected.

My work spans over many types of media including photography, film, drawing and installation. In this show I am showing two pieces from a series of drawings of crystals, minerals and diamonds

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Sumi Ink Club

"Licuados"

Sumi Ink Club is a Los Angeles-based experimental drawing collective founded in 2005. Organized by Sarah Ra Ra and Luke Fischbeck, the group meets regularly to execute topsy-turvy, detailed, collaborative drawings using ink on paper. Other collaborations featuring Sarah Ra Ra and Luke Fischbeck include the bands Glaciers and Lucky Dragons, the dance collective Body City, and the small publishing house Glaciers of Nice.

http://www.glaciersofnice.com

Paul Alexander Thornton

"Psycadelic felt-tip landscape"

London based artist Paul Alexander Thornton works predominantly in felt-tip and biro to create complex psychedelic patterns. Combining refined detailed drawing with illustrative elements, Thornton has produced drawings and designs for ‘Rodnik’ at London Fashion Week and Dr Martens. He cites David Hockney and Aphex Twin as influences.

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Thom Whar

"Alisa Craig"

Graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in 2007

There has been a growing involvement of historical and anecdotal places and stories in my recent works.
I have been wanting to base a wall drawing on the Ailsa Craig, an extinct volcano island just south of Arran. The island used to be quarried for its particular granite rock, which was the major source for curling stones.
Thom Whar