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Spotlight - Kirsty Prints

Kirsty MacColl was an English singer and songwriter who was killed by a power boat at the age of 41 whilst scuba diving with her sons in a restricted diving area off Cozumel, Mexico on 18th December 2000.

All these years later, no-one has been made accountable to the satisfaction of her family and friends. JusticeForKirsty.org is the main website for the campaign group. One of the senior Committee members is Charles Dickins, a photographer. He has taken many photographs of Kirsty over the years and prints are for sale, with 50% of the profits going to the JusticeForKirsty campaign.

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Serendipity - Michelle Georgia

Michelle has been painting for over a decade, although she trained in Textile Design. She has worked in Art and Design related industries since graduation – as a Textile Agent, Account Manager (for a picture frame manufacturer), and as an Art Consultant. Michelle has exhibited widely in the UK, not only producing the work to display, but also undertaking to curate and market these events.Influence for my work revolves strongly on texture, colour and pattern. Integral are deep textural marks, aided by use of various media including acrylic paint, printing inks and varnish. These materials help to create the depth apparent in the canvases. I am constantly experimenting and investigating new techniques, recently investing in a mangle to make unique prints using collograph and monoprint methods.Themes throughout the work include land art (the work of Andy Goldsworthy, Richard Long etc), and pattern.
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