Matthew Browne studied at Camberwell College of Arts in London, gaining a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Painting in 1982. Further studies in New Zealand at Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland, led to a Master of Fine Arts (Honours) in 2000.

MATTHEW BROWNE

Deborah Crowe is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Auckland. After completing her undergraduate and post-graduate study at Glasgow School of Art in 1986, Crowe relocated to Aotearoa, New Zealand She has held significant Senior Lecturer and Principal Lecturer roles.

DEBORAH CROWE

Emil is an artist, art writer and educator. He is an independent consultant for artists, hosts regular workshops, and is an experienced mentor through BSA's VAMP programme. Emil graduated with an MFA  from the Elam School of Fine Arts, was recently a lecturer at Whitecliffe and will soon begin a PhD.

EMIL MCAVOY

Kathryn Stevens graduated with a BFA from Elam in 1999 and has been regularly exhibiting in Auckland and Christchurch. She has been selected as a finalist in the Wallace Art Awards, the Waikato Art Award, the Parkin Drawing prize, the BMW Art Award and the Clifton’s Art Award. 

KATHRYN STEVENS

Matthew Carter studied a Foundation in Art and Design at Exeter Art College. He achieved a Bachelor of Art (Hons) at Cardiff School of Art in 1983. He went on to study for an MFA at Auckland University of Technology in Auckland, graduating in 2010.

MATT CARTER

Sofia Drescher is an illustrator based in Auckland. She studied in London, completing an Art Foundation at Wimbledon School of Art, a BA in Textile Design at Chelsea School of Art and Masters Degree at the Royal College of Art, specialising in Illustration.

SOFIA DRESCHER

Zoë Nash is a diverse visual artist working across a range of creative disciplines. She has an MFA degree from Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design as well as a BA and adult teaching qualifications. Her works explore themes of repetitive process, experience and transformation. 

ZOË NASH

Krystie graduated from Unitec in 2004 with a Bachelor of Design. She has exhibited in a number of exhibitions in New Zealand and abroad, including two exhibitions in Tokyo in 2009. Krystie is represented by Whitespace in Auckland.

KRYSTIE WADE

Anton Chapman obtained a Diploma in Fine Art in 1979 from Rhodes University, South Africa, receiving Distinctions in Theory of Art and Painting. In 1987 he was awarded an MFA with Distinction from the same University.

ANTON CHAPMAN

Leigh’s art education spans the UK, to Scotland BFA 1993 and Post Graduate diploma 1994 at The Glasgow School Of Art) and in 2013 he gained a Master’s Degree in Art and Design (1st Class Hons.) at Auckland Institute of Technology. 

LEIGH MARTIN

Linda completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts through AUT University in 2005, was awarded an AUT Research Excellence Scholarship in 2008, and graduated Master of Arts with First Class Honours in 2009.

LINDA ROCHE