Established in 2004, A Heart of Glass was born out of our love of art and admiration for the skilled artists whose work we showcase. Specializing in contemporary art glass, we seek out the most artistic and inspired designs from across the world and bring them to the discerning customer here in the UK. We represent both world renowned artists and emerging talent in the field of glass and are proud to have established some great relationships with them.

Artists at A Heart Of Glass include: Bob Crooks, Graeme Hawes, Jonathan Rogers, Ellit Walker, Alistair Malcomb, Stephen Foster, Richie Allie, Pavel Havelka, Mats Jonasson, Fay Miller, Paul Harrie, George Ponzini, Tom Philabaum, Michael Trimpol, Milan Machahek, Ales Valner, Laca Vidal, Giancarlo Tagliapietra, Fabio Rosetto, Lina Lundberg, Peter layton and Monica Backstrom

Forest Gallery was established in 1980 and is a leading independent art gallery in the UK for original artwork online or in our relaxed gallery space. Specialising in original paintings, Forest Gallery showcases a wide variety of affordable art and investment pieces of all styles from select British and international artists. Located in Guildford, Surrey for over 30 years the gallery is now located in the picturesque town of Petworth, West Sussex on the famous Lombard Street.

Artists at Forest Gallery include; Kev Munday, Allan Morgan, Jay Nottingham, Alan Smith, Peter Vaillant, Michael Simpson, Marc Allante, Mario Malfer and Lion Feijen just to name a few.

Lemon Art was founded in 2011 by Artist and Curator Leah Michelle and Director Oliver Norris, with the aim of bringing unrepresented new and emerging artists, directly to market. Lemon Art has produced numerous art fairs and curated exhibitions at a variety of venues across central London including Candid Arts Trust in Islington, Bankside Gallery on the River Thames next to the Tate Modern, Westminster Art Gallery next to the National Gallery and the Old Truman Brewery in the centre of Spitalfields and Brick Lane’s art district, London E1.

Artists at Lemon Art include: John Ball, Cathy Lomax and Oliver Winconek

Room With A View is located in the seaside town of Worthing in West Sussex, fast becoming as diverse in culture as its neighbour Brighton. Being considered Worthing’s premier fine art gallery, Room With A View has been established in Warwick Street since 2013 and has an unrivalled stock of work by some of the world’s finest and most collectible artists working today. Priding itself as being a friendly and welcoming independent gallery with a diverse range of art, Jane and Gary are always on hand to welcome you.

Artists at Room With A View include; Royal artist Darren Baker, Danny Abrahams, Jack Vettriano, Sherree Valentine Daines, David Renshaw, Rozanne Bell, Nigel Cooke, Simon Wright and Mary Shaw, as well as solid bronze artists including; Tim Cotterill (Frogman) and Jennine Parker just to name a few.

We are a collective of three Sussex-based classically trained artists. We each draw inspiration from the skill and discipline of the great artists of the past, seeking to express new ideas with traditional techniques and materials of the highest quality. We strive for paintings whose charms don’t shout too loudly for attention, only to leave you cold. Rather we seek to produce paintings which speak softly, rewarding the viewer who devotes time to them.

We are: Ben Laughton Smith, Svetlana Semenova and Jason Tremlett

A collection of Fine Art pieces from the Imaginarium Trilogy, a 450 image Dickens style, Steampunk themed fine art story. Limited editions, printed on Chromelux because the luminosity of works by the old masters, was due to these painters’ practice of applying multiple, thin layers of paint to their canvases. In the same way, the layers of dyes infused into the thick, translucent coating on the aluminium plates give a similar sense of depth and luminosity to the artworks. A Collaboration with Kirsten Baskett a contemporary artist based in London who engages with digital technology based on an understanding of traditional methods rather than regarding them as an out-dated medium has created some unique works being showcased. Kirsten also be exhibiting some of her solo projects. Peter Walton prop maker and sculpture for the Imaginarium will be exhibiting his unique Steampunk works exhibited for the first time as part of the collective

The collaboration at The Imaginarium Collective includes; Gary Nicholls, Kirsten Basket and Peter Walton.

London based artists Kate Winskill & Raph Thomas work together to produce colourful digital collaborations of surreal animals in urban settings. Individually, Kate Winskill uses photography, printing & conventional and digital painting to produce images of iconic cityscapes and famous faces.

Raph Thomas works in mixed media and acrylics to paint wild & domestic animals with humour and decisive colour. Both have exhibited extensively in U.K. & have work in private & corporate collections worldwide.

The A1artgallery specializes in the highest quality oil paintings from established Artists which are characterized by expressive compositions , thick texture of boldly laid paint, light and shadows. They are characteristic and recognizable with vivid colours and positive energy with the elements of expressionism and impressionism.
The A1artgallery has on offer a diversity of Art works that can be chosen for every interior and the décor.

BEARSPACE creates a launchpad for visual art, discovering and promoting talent based on technique, quality and imagination for individuals to follow, collect and enjoy. Established in 2003, BEARSPACE is a pioneering art space in London exhibiting award-winning emerging artists who push the boundaries of contemporary art practice. Artists are selected for their response to contemporary culture and philosophy.

Artists at BEARSPACE London include: Jane Ward, Dominic Bradnum, Dionne Cole, Vic Wright

Janet Kenyon is a multi-award winning watercolour artist winner of the prestigious Sunday Times/Smith & Williamson Cityscape Prize twice, first in 2009 and again in 2016.

Janet also runs her gallery, based in Carlisle, Cumbria, to showcase her own and other award winning Northern based artists work, at art fairs in the UK, featuring: Sheryl Roberts, Simon Whitfield and Anja Percival.. (Gallery viewings are welcome by appointment).

Heartist – (Hungarianeuropeanartist) is an international online gallery, representing and promoting Hungarian artists in the UK, appearing at Art Fairs up and down the country and selling artists work through their website. Artfan is an international online gallery representing Russian and Lithuanian artists, promoting and selling their artwork throughout the UK. All of these artists are known within their own communities and countries and are regular exhibitors at art events around the UK.

Artists at Heartist include: Norbert David, Zoltan Jancso, Edina Balogh, Peter Avraham Rubint, Erno David, Monika Nikodem, Laszlo Kocsis, Lorand Sipos

Artists at Artfan include: Tatiana Rymorenko, Tatiana Nega, Ivan Nesvetailo, Dmitry Katov, Vsevolod Boytsov, Onute Juskiene

Oil&Water Contemporary Art gallery was based at 340 Old York Road, Wandsworth until December 2015. We have since been trading online, and organising yearly pop up exhibitions in various locations in South East England. Owned and run by Penny and Jonny Macfarlane (mother and son), Oil&Water continues to work with many artists who exhibited at the physical premise in London, while at the same time always adding to the roster both established and up and coming artists.

Artists at Oil&Water Contemporary Art include; Charles Newington, Frank Magnus-Hirshfield, Michael Alford, Vicky Oldfield, Marcelo Vergara, Martinez, Gerard Mortier, Celia Wilkinson, Eleanor Watson, Jill Meager, Caroline Kannreuther, Helen Brown, Henrietta Stuart, Holly Rees, Louis Ryan, Alisha Gent, Jenna Gearing, Julian Sutherland-Beatson, Jane Atkinson, Rosemary Clunie, Rob Adams, James Vaulkhar

Revolutionary, because we have a maximum of 9 photographers, hand-picked from round the world, with each showing only 6 stunning works. Exclusive because we have exclusive rights to all the work in our gallery. All of which come in a limited edition of 25, whatever the print size. (The quintessential 25, indeed.) A small, select set of unique prints. Nothing else. Quality. Not quantity. Seemingly, a rarity these days.

Photographers at Quintessential 25 include: Lee Acaster, Silvia Grav, Meaghan Ogilvie, Christopher Soukup, Roman Königshofer, Téber, Rosa Basurto

Ripley creates artworks using the highest resolution medium-format cameras currently available in combination with extensive work in post-production. This process gives him the foundation upon which to produce work of extremely fine detail, clarity and scale, creating anatomically precise portraits of horses which would be impossible to achieve by any other means. Working at magnifications of over one-thousand percent, every element of the picture is crafted to the width of a single pixel, something unachievable with the human eye or by using traditional painting or drawing techniques. Portraits can take up to 500 hours to produce.

From a 20 year history of producing works with an eclectic client list which includes the Beckham’s to Beyonce, and Aston Martin to Lamborghini, Ripley moved away from commercial work in 2011 to focus on creating personal pieces, specialising in equine portraiture. Ripley’s passion for the genre has already bought many special moments; from working with great horses such as ‘Pivotal’ (the picture forms part of the permanent collection at Palace House in Newmarket), ‘The Gurkha’, ‘California Chrome’, ‘Galileo Gold’ and ‘Big Bucks’, to being commissioned by Her Majesty The Queen to create a portrait of her Royal Ascot Gold Cup winning horse ‘Estimate’. Ripley’s large-scale artworks were also used on billboards to promote the Qatar Goodwood Festival in 2015 & 2016.

At present, Ripley is currently in the middle of a 3 year project creating a series of twelve large-scale pieces with The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment.