A familiar face at the gallery, Roger Lynch has been an ardent supporter of the Studio, his design skills and technical expertise have been much appreciated - Roger is a highly skilled, leading digitally based web designer and illustrator. He worked in residency and curated Roger Whitmore in his following show - FOLK


Roger Whitmore is a self-taught local artist. With no formal training some critics have refered to the work as naive however his practice does reference influences in modern art at the turn of the 20th century and pocess a graphic uniform quality. Roger's work was very popular in the 60's and 70's, he exhibited at the Worcester Gallery on three occasions and was a mainstay at the MAC in Birmingham. He was well known amongst his peers and well regarded in reviews, he also has many works in private collections.
In recent years Roger has found it difficult to show his work in Worcester. It has been a frustrating period as the City is a focus of his work, which he regards as his main audience. He has never sought new networks or gallery representation.

Fragments - text extract

I am not an artist. I am a Human Being who makes art.  Being an artist (a Human Being who makes art) does not lift me above being Human.  Making art does not lift me above being Human.  Making art is a normal, everyday act.

MA LAB2 Birmingham City University
APB Agent - THE FOURTH PLINTH AFFAIR

APB - The Art Probe Bureau opens it's doors with this first investigation into The Fourth Plinth. This show examines the ideology behind public art works. The Fourth Plinth

Christopher Hodson U.N MISSION

Chris's show examines and explains his new venture: The Independent Space Agency.

Chris and Nathaniel show of the documentation of their recent field visit to the United Nations in Vienna, where they attended The Peaceful Uses of Outer Space. A conference exploring the use of outer space.

Supported by Juliet Gomperts Trust

In this debut curatorial exhibition Paul presents the work of four artists and includes his own work.