Abigail Lane

Born in 1967, Abigail Lane studied at Bristol Polytechnic and later at Goldsmiths College, London. Lane co-curated the pivotal Freeze exhibition in 1988, with fellow graduates Damien Hirst, Sarah Lucas and Gary Hume.

Bertrand Lavier

Bertrand Lavier is one of the most influential European artists of his generation. His obsession with the distinction between art and reality has led him to make artworks out of everyday objects, all with a rare intelligence and wit.

Peter Lloyd

Peter Lloyd’s love affair with the wrestling culture of Mexico came about through a trip to Mexico City, funded by a British Airways Travel Scholarship, to research and document the famous “Day of the Dead” celebrations.

Robert Longo

One of the most successful artists of the 80s, Robert Longo’s obsession with punchy images led him into the world of music videos and, finally, Hollywood blockbusters.

Alastair Mackie

Alastair Mackie’s work, normally in sculptural form, deals with primal urges, the passage of time and basic existence. His process is to take something organic and re-present it to the viewer in a completely different way, as an object loaded with me