Noah Taylor (1969 – )
Noah Taylor has worked in that garish world known as showbiz most of his adult life, best known for his acting roles he has also been making music and painting since his teens but has only been exhibiting his work … Continued
Nick Walker (1969 – )
Nick Walker emerged from the infamous and groundbreaking Bristol art and graffiti scene of the early 1980s. As a forerunner of the British graffiti phenomenon Nick’s work became a blueprint for hundreds of burgeoning artists for years to come. His … Continued
Nick Pilato (1986 – )
Pilato debuts a series of paintings consisting of concrete and oil paint on canvas. Each work combines gritty textures and a rich color palette evoking nature and organic substances. The paintings are material compositions, disrupted through varying phases of deterioration, … Continued
Nadia Lee Cohen (1991 – )
Nadia Lee Cohen’s photographs and films, heavily inspired by Americana and Britain in the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s, are veritable visions of saturated, surreal dreamscapes. Drawing upon the duality of the female form, fine art photographer and filmmaker Lee Cohen … Continued
Murray Fredericks (1970 – )
Once known for black-and-white images of mountains and wilderness, photographer Murray Fredericks is now best known for a series of color photographs and a documentary film, Salt (2009), whose subject is South Australia’s Lake Eyre. In epic, often haunting images, … Continued
Morgan Richard Murphy
Born in 1989 in San Diego, Murphy lives and works in Los Angeles, USA. Predominantly in an idiom of straightforward comic realism, much of the material is rooted in autobiographical experience: “The work derives from my undergraduate thesis work in … Continued
Miss Aniela (Natalie Dybisz & Matt Lennard)
Miss Aniela is a photographer team based in London UK: producing, shooting, and licensing imagery across the world for commercial, fashion and fine-art. Who is ‘Miss Aniela’? Aniela’ is the middle name of Natalie Dybisz, one half of Miss Aniela … Continued
Miles Aldridge (1964 – )
Miles Aldridge rose to prominence in the mid-nineties with his arresting, highly stylised photographs with references to film noir, art history and pop culture. An acclaimed colourist, he renders elaborate mise-en-scènes in a palette of vibrant acidic hues. These glamorous, … Continued