Jason Kedgley

Happiest when working with geometry and typography, Kedgley’s ability to create innovative design makes his works almost pioneering in limited edition fine art printing.

Chris Kettle

Aubergines, pomegranates, apples and chillies, often painted in isolation but on occasions purposefully grouped together, either way these works by Chris Kettle never fail to highlight the relationship that underpins such inanimate objects.

Jean-Pierre Khazem

Jean-Pierre Khazem cut his teeth in advertising photography. In developing his own practice, he continued to deploy such visual jolts, except now the shocks are subtle, uncanny: rendering absurd the images’ obvious sensuality.

Frank Kiely

Referencing everyday street life in the city, London-based Frank Kiely marries simple illustration with sharp blasts of flat colour to accentuate aspects of a scene or the story depicted in the work.

William Klein

William Klein’s wide-ranging career has encompassed groundbreaking ‘snapshot aesthetic’ photographs of New York, some of the most iconic fashion photography, and proto-Pop films.