Eloise Fornieles’ practice is predominantly performance- based, using video, photography and the spoken. Her investigation into personal human connections is framed within a broader overview of the relationship between body and environment, and the individual’s place within society.
Stephanie Pan is a singer, maker and performance artist currently based in The Hague, the Netherlands. A mutating combination of theater/performance art/experimental music/improvisation/controlled chaos/pop music/classical music, her work is visceral, passionate and intense, and often explores the limits of the body and voice.
2013 September, October - Matthew Luck Galpin is guestwolf working with Wolf in the Winter at Modern Art Oxford, Dorchester Abbey and Fierce Festival Birmingham.
Pep Aymerich was our guestwolf in South London Gallery, he is a cabinet maker. A self taught artist, for more than 20 years he has produced works in sculture, performance, videoart and installation.
Jessie Kleemann, b. 1959, Upernavik, Greenland. Lives and works in Copenhagen. Works with performance art, painting and writing poetry among other things. Doing the performances Jessie works with traditional and contemporary inuit themes mixing with video/film and music, poetry and dance.
Jason Lim was born in Singapore in 1966. Lim's repertoire of works encompasses ceramics, video art, installation art and performance art. He has been invited to present performance art in more than 16
Myriam Laplante is a Canadian artist living in Italy. In her performances, she re-stages the internal tension between desire and memory, power and submission, the refusal to adapt to society and the cynicism of the dominant sects.
Born 1960 in Norway, Johannessen works within performance artist's books video and installations since the early eighties. His work is minimalist and poetic, and at times with a touch of humour.
Nigel Slight, born 1941.
Cross discipline artist who makes works wherever and whenever an opportunity arises.
An optimistic nihilist by nature who tries to keep his scepticism regarding the art world just this side of cynicism.
