Highlights and Collections 

Rita Maikova's work can be found in private and public collections amongst them the Bunker Artspace, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA and the RO2 Art Collection, Dallas, USA. 

In 2014, Sverre Malling was awarded a 10-year 'Scholarship for established artists' by the Norwegian Visual Artists Association. Prior to that, Malling received multiple other prestigious awards including the Aksel Waldemar Memorial Prize in 2010 and the Autumn Exhibition Prize in 2009. In the same year he also was awarded the first Jakob Weidemann Scholarship. Malling's work is forms part of important public and private collections which include, The British Museum, UK; Bunker Artspace Museum, Palm Beach, USA; The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo, Norway; The National Library of Norway Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo, Norway; Haugar Art Museum, Tønsberg, Norway; Equinor Art Programme, Norway; Nordnorsk Art Museum, Tromsø, Norway; Sørlandet Art Museum, Kristiansand, Norway; Lillehammer University College, Lillehammer, Norway; Johan Strays Stiftelse, Oslo, Norway; Drammens Museum, Norway; Dyno Industri, Akershus, Norway; Skedsmo kommune, Lillestrøm City Hall, Norway; Kistefos Museum, Jevnaker, Norway.

Gerald Chukwuma (b. 1973) lives and works in Lagos, Nigeria. He graduated in 2003 with First Class Honours from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Chukwuma is one of Nigeria's fastest rising contemporary artists, noted for his intricately crafted sculptures on wood panels. The materials he chooses are common enough; however, in his unique way, using a range of techniques - including burning, chiselling and painting - he captures a richly layered history that is imbedded with personal and political meaning. The use of traditional Uli and Nsibidi symbols links his work to the Nsukka art tradition, which is credited with expanding and modernising the Igbo cultural aesthetic. Meanwhile, thetransformation of found objects into highly detailed artworks roots him firmly in the contemporary moment with its concern for rapid environmental and ecological change.

Gerald Chukwuma's works can be found in prominent collections such as of Almas Art Foundation, UK; the Bunker Artspace Museum, USA; The Hague, Netherland; Easton Capital/John Friedman Collection; Hearst Corporation; Pan African University Lagos; Seth Dei Foundation, Accra; Museum Azman, Kuala Lumpur; University of Nigeria Nsukka; The World Bank Collection, Washington D.C; Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art (YSMA) Nigeria; Almas Art Foundation, UK; The Africa Centre Collection, London, UK .

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In 2021 Gabriela Giroletti was a recipient of the Eaton Project grant. In addition, Giroletti has been awarded several other prestigious awards including the Freelands Foundation Emergency grant and the Unit 1 Gallery Workshop grant in 2020. Giroletti is also a 2019 Bloomberg New Contemporaries artist and was shortlisted for the Hix Award that same year. In 2018, Giroletti received the Desiree Painting Prize and was also the runner up for the Chadwell Award as well as was shortlisted for the Elephant x Griffin Prize and the Young Contemporary Talent Purchase Prize by the Ingram Collection of Modern British Art. Giroletti's artworks are also included in many collections such as the Jasteka Foundation collection.

Ruprecht Von Kaufmann’s work can be found in international, private ,and public collections, including the Sammlung Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, DE  (currently on display in the Otto Dix Room), AmC Collezione Coppola, Vicenza, Italy; Collection of the Federal Republic of Germany; Collection of the German Bundestag; Collection of the National Bank of the Federal Republic of Germany, Frankfurt; Coleccion Solo, Madrid; Collection Ole Faarup, Copenhagen, DK; Collection Holger Friedrich, Berlin; Collection Museum Abtei Liesborn, Liesborn; Collection Veronika Smetackova, Prague; Collection of Kunstmuseum Stuttgart; Hort Family Collection, New York; Philara Collection, Düsseldorf; Sammlung Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt, DE; Sammlung zeitgenössischer Kunst der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, DE; Sammlung Hildebrand, Leipzig, DE; Sammlung Holger Friedrich, Berlin, DE; Sammlung Veronika Smetackova, Prague, CZ; Uzyiel Collection, London.

Robert McNally (b. 1982), Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK. Lives and works in Leicestershire, UK.  He graduated in 2005 from Camberwell College of Art, University of the Arts, London, UK. Rob's process is highly labour-intensive and solitary.  Dedication to the meticulous and physical endeavour of drawing is central to his ethos and expression.  Drawing upon the childhood influences of video games and science fiction, his work treads a path on the borderline between digital and analogue.  He explores an interior landscape of loneliness/belonging, isolation through the exploration of technology, and the malleability of context and history in the post-internet world.

McNally's work can be found in prominent collections such as of the Museum Boijmans van Beuningen (NL), Damien Hirst’s Murderme Collection (UK), Ekard, Collection (NL), West Collection (USA), Sovereign Art Foundation (HK), Benetton Foundation / Imago Mundi (IT), Olbricht Collection (DE), Asante International (CH), Julian and Stephanie Grose (AUS), Robert & Renee Drake (USA), Robert Devereux Collection (UK), Asbaek Art Consulting (DK), Ole Faarup Collection (UK), Jake Chapman (UK), Dinos Chapman (UK), Soho House Group (UK), Argyll International Group (UK), Natalya / Didier Casimiro (RUS). The artist has been part of various artistic residencies including PCH Berlin Los Angeles (2010-2017), Copenhagen Krogerup (2011), Pop-Pop Studio Nassau Bahamas (2008), as well as being selected at annual art fairs including: Alte Spinnerai (Leipzig), Art Basel, Art Basel Hong Kong, Volta: Basel, Art Brussels, Art Cologne, Chart Art Fair, Copenhagen, Drawing Now, Paris, Armony, New York, Art Rotterdam, London Original Print Fair (Royal Academy), Manchester Contemporary.

Lee Simmonds (b.1996) received his BFA with First-Class Honours from the Ruskin School of Art in Oxford, England in 2019.  His work explores boundaries between abstraction and narrative; the personal and the macrocosmic. Channelling everyday experience through the genre of magical realism, he strives to create uncanny situations, rendered through a continually evolving visual language. Simmonds is actively involved in theatre-making and he is often seeking new ways in which his two practises can converge.

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Jamie Luoto's painting We Hunt the Doe was a semifinalist for the Smithsonian Institute's Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition, 2022. Her work has been featured in publications such as Booooooom.com, ArtMaze Mag, and New American Paintings; appeared on platforms such as Juxtapoz and Hyperallergic. Luoto's work can be found in private and public collections globally including Green Family Art Foundation, Dallas, USA, and Il Castello, Nocciano, Italy.

In 2019, Tuan VU gave a lecture on Photography and Intuition at the ALPA Photo Club in Longueuil. In 2021, he was named artist of the month at YES Montreal and gave an interview to LeZarts on MATV as a guest artist, additionally he received a Merit for his participation in the Luxembourg Art Prize (2021 and 2022). In 2022, he was a guest artist for the conference on photography and painting at Women's Art Society Montreal (WASM). Furthermore, he was selected among the finalist artists for the 30th-anniversary edition of the London-based magazine ArtMaze (2022) and Friends of Artists (FOA),(2023). 

Sally von Rosen was awarded with the residency and exhibition with Trauma bar und Kino in Berlin in 2023, in the same year she received an assistant scholarship with Anna Uddenberg. In 2021 she was awarded the Artist Inside Fellowship. Von Rosen's work can be found in private and public collections globally including Göteborgs Stad (Gothenburg); Marc Müller Collection (Berlin); Irrgang Collection (Leipzig).