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Art at Kerseys
Welcome to the Art at Kerseys page of our website.
Here at Kerseys, we are proud to support art and artists, both locally and globally. In our Ipswich offices, we display an impressive and varied selection of artwork, ranging from paintings by internationally renowned artists, to work by art students at Ipswich's University.
Many of the works exhibited are for sale. All art related enquiries should be directed to axw [at] kerseys [dot] co [dot] uk (subject: Art%20Enquiry) (Anthony Wooding) who can put you in touch with the relevant artists.
Click on the artists below to find out more about their work.
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Yvonne Forster Yvonne was born in Cumbria and lived in several places before moving to mid Suffolk in 1989. She has always had a keen interest in art and in 2009 enrolled on an Access into Art and Design Course at Lowestoft College completing this in 2011. |
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Sarah Baddon Price My work is about life processes and exploring human relationships and the human condition. I’m influenced by my own personal life, those around me, other artists, and my immediate environment. |
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Sandra New Much of Sandra's work involves the use of found, everyday objects and/or recycling – including recycling her own art works. She tend to work with multiples and in series. |
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Peter McCarthy Peter mainly paints from his imagination but his works are influenced by his surroundings. Find out more about Peter. |
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Penny Healey Penny Healey is a Suffolk based artist who completed BA Hons Fine Art at Ipswich College of Art in 2007. Find out more about Penny. |
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Paul Fisk Paul is a local artist and poet whose work explores the relationships between our inner and outer struggles and the sometimes diverse and challenging experiences that we can face as human beings. |
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Octavio de Oliveira A modern contemporary abstract, surrealist, cubist and impressionist artist. Find out more about Octavio. |
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Liz Bradshaw Liz's work spans site-specific projects, installation and sculpture, and is indebted to the conceptual terrain of minimalism and the questions raised by the crises of modernism |
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Ed Cooper My practice has been grounded in observation of the world. I am inspired by painters like Morandi, Sisley, Sickert, Sargent and more locally Richard Scott. |
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Christopher Langley Christopher's paintings at Kerseys look at collapsing the background and foreground onto one plain, de-emphasizing the space and reducing everything to patterns. Find out more about Christopher. |
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