Michel François

Belgian artist Michel François has a refined and idiosyncratic view of reality. He makes inventories of the world around us by way of antithesis. In his work to date he has continually returned to a set of opposites.

Minne Fry

Never afraid to embrace life as a learning process, Johannesburg born Minne Fry’s work has consistently both embraced and expressed change in a medium where the continuity of the ’trademark’ brush stroke have long been held to be

Hamish Fulton

Hamish Fulton emerged as part of an influential group of conceptual artists in the 70s. He developed a working practice that involved walking, with his journey through the landscape being considered the final artwork.

Tierney Gearon

Tierney Gearon’s photographs of her children offer an idiosyncratic view of the emotional complexity of childhood. They depict charged and highly immediate scenes that hover on the verge of narrative, and yet remain tantalizingly mysterious.

Catherine Gfeller

Emphasizing color, composition and rhythm, Catherine Gfeller’s photographs uncannily replicate the atmospheres of iconic cities, capturing the vital energy of New York and the cool, historical aura of Paris.