Anna Laurini

An urban contemporary artist who burst onto the London scene with a dynamic process that permeates femininity, Anna earned a fine art diploma at Central Saint Martins and honed her skills in life drawing at the Art Student League in New York. Her works, characterised by bold lines and flowing curves, are brought to life through a rapid and expressive technique and have been exhibited in London, Tokyo, New York, Milan and Paris.

Blaze Cyan

A Fellow of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (R.E.) and an elected member of the Society of Wood Engravers, Blaze works within the media of drawing, etching, woodcut and wood engraving. Guided by a passion for landscapes, her body of work centres on the beauty and complexity of trees, immersing herself in nature to gather tactile information, a knowledge of textures and an understanding of the impact of light. She also teaches etching and wood engraving at Morley College, Putney School of Art and City & Guilds London Art School.

Boo·kay ldn

Boo·kay ldn is a unique floral business based in London’s West End that fuses theatre with floral artistry. Founded by Robbie Fairchild, former NYC Ballet principal dancer and Tony-nominated actor, their vision transcends traditional floristry by incorporating the creativity, passion and emotion found on stage. Every Boo·kay floral arrangement tells a unique story and contributes to the message of togetherness.

Charlie Calder Potts

An award-winning British artist based in the UK, Charlie’s work delves into history and heritage, exploring their cyclical and recurring nature. Combining photography, painting and drawing, she works with aluminium, wasli paper, wood panel and vellum. She is currently working on a solo exhibition, Offerings from Nara to be held in Japan next October 2024 — a venture made possible through the receipt of a prestigious Daiwa Grant.

Darren Lynde Mann

Inspired by High Renaissance painters Michelangelo, Botticelli and Caravaggio, whose works feature emerging faces from ambient monochrome backgrounds as islands of expression, Darren’s compositions explore memory, relationships to the past, and the process of healing. A cathartic release, the unfolding narratives in his works evince deeply personal emotions which, through these acts of negation, are simultaneously open to archetypal interpretations.

Dee Barnes

A ceramic artist based in Grantham, Lincolnshire, Dee has been working with clay for over 40 years. She works in small batches, producing one-off pieces inspired by Staffordshire figurines, folk art and historical portraiture. She teaches ceramics to adults at Leicester and Loughborough universities and sells her work at prestigious fairs throughout the UK.

Hatchards

Founded in 1797 by John Hatchard, publisher and anti-slavery campaigner, Hatchards stands as London’s oldest bookshop and an iconic landmark nestled in the heart of central London’s Piccadilly. With a long association with the British royal family since the 18th century, Hatchards proudly holds the distinguished title of royal warrant holder, a testament to its esteemed legacy.

Jade van der Mark

London-based figurative painter originally from The Netherlands, Jade’s large and distinguished body of work includes large-scale, oil-based pieces that explore the intricate relationship between the fashion world and society. With meticulous attention to detail, Jade examines the profound influence of the fashion scene and its campaigns on our collective consciousness, offering a thought-provoking perspective on contemporary culture.

Joanne Salley

Specialising in jewellery and silversmithing, Joanne studied Fine and Applied Arts at the University of Ulster. A former model and Miss Northern Ireland winner, Joanne is all too familiar with how appearances are judged and how assumptions are made on the basis of looks. Her work focuses on perception, manipulation and misinterpretation. She is a mural artist, illustrator and portrait painter.

Lily Lewis

Self-taught London-based multidisciplinary artist Lily’s body of work includes painting, poetry, embroidery and performance. Her work has been exhibited in group shows in London, Paris and Puebla, Mexico and in solo exhibitions in London, Japan and Switzerland. Her recent painting series, Vessel State, was prompted by Lily’s reaction to the controversial overturning of Roe v. Wade, ending the constitutional right to an abortion in the United States.

The London Essence Company

The London Essence Company crafts luxurious drinks from the purest flavours, selecting the finest botanicals and gently distilling them to capture their true essence. All of the tonics, gingers and sodas are low in calories, contain no artificial sweeteners, and deliver carefully calibrated taste profiles to accentuate premium spirits or create an exquisite standalone drinking experience.

Lydia Smith

A multi-disciplinary artist whose commissions include the British film industry and luxury brands, Lydia uses traditional and contemporary methods in the production of sculptures, paintings and NFTs. Guided by a thematic blend of ancient history, technology, science and spirituality, she begins her process with clay sculptures which later undergo a digital metamorphosis — the pixilated forms informing the evolution of her methodology.

National Centre for Circus Arts

A registered charity and one of Europe’s leading providers of circus education up to BA (Hons) Degree level, the National Centre for Circus Arts — based in Shoreditch — supports thousands of people in the creation and performance of circus arts every year. From juggling to flying trapeze, their course offering promises to suit all ages and skill levels.

Outside In

Outside In provides a digital platform for artists who face significant barriers to showcasing their talent due to health, disability, social circumstances or isolation. It stands out as a rare example of an organisation with national reach advocating for artists who have been excluded from the conventional art world. Founded in 2006 at Pallant House Gallery, Outside In’s impact has been noteworthy, earning recognition as the winner of the Charity Award for Arts and Heritage in 2013 and the Queens Award for Voluntary Services in 2022. In 2017, Outside In became an independent charity and gained National Portfolio Organisation status with the Arts Council England the following year. With hubs across the South of England, the Midlands and the North West, the charity plans to extend its reach to the South West region.

Pierre Bergian

Belgian artist Pierre Bergian studied art history and archaeology. Through his artistic work, Pierre channels his passion and fascination for architecture. His paintings of Hubert de Givenchy’s interiors were showcased at the Givenchy Collection sale at Christie’s in 2002. Exhibiting at Purdy Hicks and other prestigious galleries across the globe, his works have entered institutions like the British Museum, as well as numerous private collections worldwide.

Sipsmith

In 2009, Sipsmith set up London’s first copper distillery in 189 years, crafting their award-winning gin by hand in small batches. Their mission was simple: to bring a London Dry Gin of truly uncompromising quality and character back to the city where gin first earned its name. With a nod to traditional hand-crafted production, Sipsmith gin combines traditional copper pot distillation with a recipe reminiscent of one created by an 18th-century master distiller. The result: the ‘sensationally sippable’ Sipsmith London Dry Gin — bold, complex and aromatic, smooth enough for a martini, yet rich and perfectly balanced for a gin and tonic.

Tiffany Bouelle

French-Japanese multidisciplinary artist Tiffany creates works that feature a colourful palette and abstract shapes. Personal and impactful, her work encapsulates moments of life, women’s narratives and insights gathered by the artist from her various encounters. Her creative process starts with writing, then drawing, and finally, the line, simple, pure, calligraphed with acrylic or Japanese watercolour. As a free spirit, Tiffany refuses to confine herself to one medium and continues developing her practice and her technique in both fashion and decorative arts. Incorporating elements from her Japanese heritage and exploring invisible links in human existence, she challenges artistic boundaries to highlight women’s societal perceptions.

Urania’s Children

London-based fragrance house Divine Nectar offers a sensory journey, eliciting a complete, embodied sense of identity by celebrating the fluidity that disrupts the conventional. Combining nature’s poetic and seductive elements, their timeless gender-neutral and long-lasting fragrances are created to accentuate all the diverse ways of being and expressing.

William Grob

British/Swiss artist based in Berlin, William specialises in oil paintings that delve into various themes of communication and exploration, influenced by his own experiences with a speech disorder during his youth. His art depicts subjects attempting to express themselves without words, offering a unique visual perspective of the world of the millennial generation. Today, his work falls into the realm of Neo-figurative with a splash of impressionistic and modern styles and is based on a fusion of memory and fantasy that resonate as forgotten memories.

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