The exhibiting artists are Simon Callery, who has already exhibited his works at the Tate Modern; the German-born Lothar Götz, whose vast murals can be found in a number of institutions and galleries across Europe; Estelle Thompson and Rose Davey, who use intimate, and at the same time vivid and intensive, colour fields; Jane Bustin, who mixes her visual statements with literary and philosophical allegations; Károly Keserü and Tamás Jovánovics, the two Hungarians at the exhibition, who play with the indeterminacy of the picture surface, producing a tension through their investigations into repetition and archetypal decoration; and Dillwyn Smith, who experiments with downright invisible homeopathic essences in his lyric abstract canvases, which he both weaves and paints on to produce a collage-like effect.
