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Broth Art is delighted to present five new works by painter Mafalda Figueiredo. Working on a more intimate scale than her usual compositions, Figueiredo continues her exploration of self-identity. In contrast to her larger paintings of full-bodied figures, these smaller works — ranging from 40 x 45 cm to 50 x 60 cm — are devoid of context, instead, they are concentrated vignettes that feel like pieces of a larger psychological landscape.

Laura McMorrow is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Ireland who I have had the pleasure of working with since 2020. Aside from her own individual practice, McMorrow works collaboratively with ^ - a collective of five artists who jointly engage in questions about land and ecology. Over the past three years, they have led events in response to environmental grief, care and tending to the land. 

This November, joining our growing roster of artists is Glasgow-based painter and researcher Graham Lister. He divides his time between his studio and GSA (Glasgow School of Art) where he works as a lecturer in Painting and Printmaking, and where he previously gained a practice-based PhD. He also has a MFA from Gray's School of Art, Aberdeen, and an MA in Art History from Glasgow University. 

To celebrate Oran Wishart’s solo exhibition PROSEN, we invited collectors along with artists to join us for a talk by Wishart and a celebratory lunch at 11 Caledonian Road. 

The lunch was courtesy of Paulo Garcia, who is usually found behind the stoves at St. John. Offering his own take on PROSEN, he curated a menu that had a deep respect for place and origin, serving seasonal ingredients that connected to Glen Prosen - the namesake of the show.

Kathleen Cottell is the latest addition to our artist roster and we couldn't be more thrilled! Cottell is an artist working across printmaking and ceramics. Drawn to the quiet magic of nature and the mysteries it holds, she crafts worlds where the real and the imagined are at one together.