Summer Spotlights - Spotlight Four

The fourth of our spotlight series turns the attention to the work of four talented women. 

Suzie Zamit is a portrait sculptor whose ability to capture both the likeness and the essence of her subject has led to critical acclaim and several prestigous commissions.  In this exhibition we are showing four works.  Amina, the first of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boco Haram to be found is portrayed simply, a woman-child who was found after two years carrying a baby; Alice, a dancer, whose poise and serenity shines through; Johanna, a delciate portrait that harks back to another era; Francis - a powerful portrait of Bacon that captures the intensity of the artist.

Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf is a painter whose work is concerned with female identity.  Powerful portraits, fragmented nudes and strong abstracts appear alongside three of her new body of photographs.  A new medium but unmistakenly by the hand of this artist.

Sonia Martin's paintings are a combination of memory and dream.  They are surreal and have a dreamlike presence.  Individuals, pairs and family groups are depicted surrounded by or holding symbols - often children's toys.

Sarah Michelle is a textile artist whose stitched and appliqued works have a strong figurative style with a fashion influence.  A young emerging artist whose work is being snapped up

On for only two weeks - the exhibition is a 'must view'!