Rachael Edgar is a recent graduate of Buckingham New University, completing an MA in Printmaking. She is best known for creating surreal images based on song-lyrics, poetry and folklore. She has created a new series of contemporary work using a very early photographic process, first used by the likes of Fox Talbert - so taking photography right back to its origins, to create something entirely new.

David Rhys Jones trained at Central Saint Martins and since then has exhibited widely, including at The V&A Museum, the Royal Academy of Arts and the Courtauld Institute. In 2010, he was joint winner of the Jerwood Contemporary Makers Prize.

He specialises in using ceramic combined with photography, creating sculptural works that vary greatly in size and media, from larger installation pieces, or smaller, wall-mounted pieces that act as a series or exploration of a place.

For his show at Sarah Wiseman Gallery, David will continue with his explorations of Oxford. In his usual style, he will be searching out the hidden lanes, and pockets of history tucked between the colleges.

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