Featured Artists

Artworks recently commisioned a number of artists to produce a series of pictures of Liverpool to symbolise the Cities cultural renaissance and transformation.

Artists Chris Vine and Alex Corina have created our first two pictures 'The Liverpool Carousel' and 'Liverpool's Three Graces'. We are offering an exclusive opportunity to aquire giclee prints of these paintings, which can be found in each of the Artists portfolio or by clicking the Print Club links on the website.



The Print Club has exclusive work from Artist's, Alex Corina, Chris Vine and Jenny Dooley. The work displayed by each Artist represents Liverpool in such a unique and contemporary way which cannot be found elsewhere.

	Born in 1950 Alex Corina studied at the Regional College of Art in Bradford before moving to Liverpool 20 years ago. Alex is best known for his picture the Mona Lennon, which represents Liverpool's Past, Present and Future but also symbolises its aspirations. His work aims to capture the spirit and humour of the City in the run up to the Capital of Culture 2008.
Click here to view Alex Corina's Work
	Born in 1949, Chris Vine studied at the Regional College of Art, Bradford (1965 – 1970) looking at the work of Rene Magritte, Saul Steinberg, Anthony Earnshaw and the films of Luis Bunuel. After lecturing in art, (Carlisle and London) he became a free-lance artist in 1983.
Click here to view Chris Vine's Work
	My Work is an exploration of Liverpool as we approach the Capital of Culture - an endeavor to capture and present its iconic architecture and Landmarks as well as its energy and modernity. Being born in Liverpool and having grown up in the City it is important for me to find new ways of looking at it, and depicting, the familiar.
Click here to view Jenny Dooley's Work
	Ian was born in Derby in 1945 and studied at the Shrewsbury School of Art and Wolverhampton Polytechnic. He has worked at Bradford within the School of Art since 1969. From 1976 he spent time working as a freelance sculptor for TV on many different productions including Adrian Mitchell's 'Daft as a Brush' - Directed by Stephen Frears.
Click here to view Ian Taylor's Work
	Phil is regarded as one of Britain's leading newspaper and magazine Illustrators. His work has been seen in, amongst other titles, The Times, The Guardian, The Spectator, The Financial Times, The London Evening Standard, Esquire and GQ. Phil has been freelancing as an artist and illustrator since 1993.
Click here to view Phil Disley's Work
	Ebony Andrews, (24) is a practising artist based in West Yorkshire. She was educated in Bradford before moving to Newcastle to pursue a Fine Arts degree at Northumbria University between 2002 and 2005. After graduation she undertook a Fine Art Fellowship whilst working on a commercial artist residency.
Click here to view Ebony Andrews Work
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