UK Young Artists showcase the best of the UK's young and innovative creative talent at regular national and international events.
WEYA will launch in Nottingham on 7 September 2012, 1,000 artists from 100 nations have been selected to take part in this unprecedented showcase of creative talent.
ParkinProgress (PiP) is a three-year, pan-European creative and cultural collaboration with five participating partners from cities across five European countries.
WEYA AMBASSADORS
The ambassadors are local as well as national and international. They are supporting our event which takes place in September 2012.
1,000 young artists from 100 nations selected for world’s first
World Event Young Artists
September 2012 in Nottingham
Although influenced by Seamus Heaney, Derek Mahon, Louis MacNeice, Andrew cites the one major influence on his poetry being the place where he grew up: Northern Ireland.
Iain Finlay studied Contemporary Arts at Nottingham Trent University, progressing from installation-based work to narrative video and film.
Louise Jordan was awarded a first class honours degree in Multimedia Textiles at Loughborough University in 2008. Since then she has continued working on photographic pieces.
Gareth Sprey is a sound artist who works under the guise Mau’lin, drawing influence from the theories of Cage and Attali, Japanese noise music, beat-based music and the ethos of graffiti.
Alison Grace and Frances Andrews live in Leeds and in Belgium. They started their collaboration during their studies in Choreography at Dartington College of Arts 2009
Rachael Colley is from Sheffield and currently lives and works in Nottingham. She graduated from Royal College of Art 2010
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