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David Cochrane has a multi-faceted based practice which includes the use of video, sculpture, drawing and embroidery.
His work looks at our collective notions of time, memory, language and the ambiguities that arise within these subjects.
He has exhibited widely in Britain and internationally, including shows in Sweden, Amsterdam and Berlin, as well being selected for New Contemporaries 2009 and the 2010 Venezuelan biennale.

Chinese-German artist Peter Ibruegger is best known for his product design range of moustache mugs, sugar bowl hats and bow tie mugs which are being sold in exclusive boutiques in more than 30 countries. His extended practice is focused on drawings and deals with questions of identity and desire.

Eggs & Artists Sort Eggs by: Highest bids Most Collected Most Viewed Name or keyword Lot no 50 Around An Arm by Maria Zahle Lot no 66 The Process of Play by Paul Savage Lot no 82 Breakfast with The Beatles by Team Beswick and… Lot no 98 IGGY Eggy by Moshi Monsters Lot no … Read more

Ed Saye is a painter who lives and works in London. His paintings explore the territory between reality and illusion, between abstraction and representation. Drawing inspiration from the history of painting and in particular from twentieth-century abstract painting, his pieces are of grids of geometric forms that hover in indeterminate spaces, alluding to a potential landscape or narrative.
He received his MFA in painting from the Slade School of Fine Art in 2009 and has since exhibited at Museum 52, Rod Barton Gallery and The Other Art Fair. His work is held in international private collections.

Anna Barlow is fascinated by the culture of celebrational food and of how food tells a story of the people it’s for and place it’s in. A full stand of melting ice creams could suggest a hot day or treats abandoned for some mysterious reason.
Anna’s work is the result of long research into techniques, texture and glaze. Her methods are a combination of hand-building, slip-casting and press moulding and she uses both porcelain and earthenware. The techniques create a ‘visual edibility’ to the work; it is up to the imagination of the viewers to decide how it will taste…

Dora the Explorer just loves going on adventures! She’s so excited to go on the Big Egg Hunt with you and is bringing along her friends Map and Backpack too. When you find Dora press her button and hear her say ‘Excelente! We did it!’
Dora and all of her eggsplorer friends are going on an Easter adventure. Watch Nick Jr. or visit nickjr.co.uk/doraegg to join in the fun every day this Easter.

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Working as an illustrator for the past three years, Matthew Dent is now curator and manager at renowned gallery Kemistry. Having worked for a range of commercial clients including AOL, Nike and Orange, Matthew now works primarily on art prints and other self-initiated projects. Matthew curates graphic related shows and exhibitions, working with some of the best up-and-coming designers, as well as a selection of design greats. Matthew also runs The Soho Warriors Football Club, London’s first creative-led football team.

Maria Zahle is a Danish artist based in London. She received her BA in Fine Art at the Slade School of Fine Art, and a PhD in Fine Art from the Royal Academy Schools. Her work was shown most recently in ‘Zippy Zippy’ at Dorothea Schlueter Gallery, Hamburg; ‘And Annika’ at ARCADE, London; and the Frieze Art Fair Sculpture Park, London, all 2012.
Forthcoming projects include a new work made for ARCO Madrid Solo Projects, Spain; a text included in the publication Flash500 edited by Akerman Daly; and a group show in Illum’s Bolighus, Copenhagen, Denmark, curated by Torgny Wilcke.