Laura Lian: Lian is a professional ‘listed’ artist having sold at Christie’s auction house. Specializing in sculpture her commissions are diverse, from portraits with the likes of Gareth Chillcott, John Lennon Queen Mother to an impressive bas-relief panel for the Dorchester Hotel’s Health club reception in London. She has won competitions in public work: A metal Relief Sculpture for The Royal Glamorgan Hospital in South Wales and a Themed parapet and gate design for North Wiltshire County Council. She has been presented to HRH Princess Royal for her work on ‘The Millennium Bridge project in Melksham, Wiltshire. Her metal fibre optics work can be found in public houses at The Ledger Pub in London and Wilmslow, Manchester. She recently has completed a Portrait sculpture of one of her icon idols, John Lennon‘ Someone who inspired me with a focus for Peace’. Which was shown at The Beatles Museum, Liverpool from 2002-2004. Her Queen Mother Portrait Sculpture was shown at the Royal West of England Academy Show in Bristol autumn 2002. At the Children Nationwide Fund raising event ‘Odudua’, African Earth Goddess Bust sold for £5,500.00. This bust also was accepted by the Royal Academy West of England 2002. Laura’s work is sought after from corporate, public and private sectors across the U K, included in her collectors are Nickie Clarke and Rachael Hunter.and Bernie Ecclestone, Dermot Desmond , Sharon Osbourne and more. This is a piece titled, ‘John Lennon New York’ and a bronze sculpture. This starts at a reserve of £3k, but normally retails in galleries at £6k. One of these limited edition bronzes was auctioned for a previous charity, raised £9k and was bought by Sharon Osbourne. Her work is highly collected by celebrities, private and public bodies internationally.

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(1) Title: Untitled
(2) Media: Intaglio print, mixed media on paper.
(3) Dimensions: 31 cm x 42 cm
(4) Year produced: 2006
(5) Provenance: The work was produiced December 2006 in conjunction with Bennett's automatic writings.The theme of these pieces is
'Surely the population of Heaven and Hell is full of suprises'. The work has been exhibited in Liverpool (UK) and Cologne (Germancy). Donated Transvoyeur Charity Auction for
Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: The Rider on the Pale Horse.
(2) Media: Limited Edition Print (1/15) (Framed).
(3) Dimensions: 85 cm x 90 cm.
(4) Year produced: 2003.
(5) Provenance: The Gothic Series by Corina were researched and developed in 2003. These were inspired by dark undertones of iconic and religious imagery. Donated Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: Untitled.
(2) Media: Mixed Media (Clip Frame).
(3) Dimensions: 20 cm x 28 cm (approx).
(4) Year produced: Unknown.
(5) Provenance: Dunn is a local artist and produces art for several private clients in the Northwest of England. Her imagery explores the Kitsch in compositions and abstract shapes. Donated Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: Cake Shop in Hanover Street.
(2) Media: Acrylic on canvas.
(3) Dimensions: 32 cm x 50 cm.
(4) Year produced: 2004-5.
(5) Provenance: The bulding in the compositions is a derelict building in Hanover Street (Liverpool, England). the image displays an interplay between reality and fiction. The actual building has since been demolished. The painting relates to a series of four composition produces on the same theme. Donated Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: Beneatgh my Skin.
(2) Media: Mixed media on canvas.
(3) Dimensions: 51 cm x 61 cm
(4) Year produced: 2007
(5) Provenance: Commissioned and donated to Transvoyeur Charity Auction for
Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England). Researched and developed on concept of hospital, i.e., humanity and health, formed by fractual/gestural painting technique. Donated Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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Graham K: A local artist, who has produced a series of scenic composition set on the familiar landscapes of Liverpool urban spaces, which imbue an historical importance to the city. This painting is inspired scene of the Liverpool waterfront (England). The work has been donated by the South Bohemia Gallery (Liverpool, England) for the Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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Che (Gary) Cheyncn: An artist from China currently based in Preston, England. He is researching a new series of photography on urban culture of England.

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(1) Title: All That We Coulc have (Dad).
(2) Media: Charcoal and pastels on board (Found object).
(3) Dimensions: 20 in x 26 in
(4) Year produced: 2005 - 2007.
(5) Provence: This drawing was originally part of a larger work, entitled 'All We Could Have'. This piece is a portrait of personal importance to the artist, as it embodies a study of his father, who was recovering from a severe illness. This was first exhibited in Staffordshire University Gallery in 2005. As with much of O'Rourkes work, it evolves with time and since been adapated and donated to Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: All That We Could Have (Ray).
(2) Media: Charcoal and pastels on board and suitcase (Found object).
(3) Dimensions: 3.5 ft x 4 ft (approx)
(4) Year produced: 2005 - 2007.
(5) Provenance: This drawing was originally part of a larger work, entitled 'All We could Have'. This drawing was inspired by the kitchen skin dramas of the nineteen fifty’s such as 'Saturday Night Sunday Morning' and 'A Taste of Honey'. The combination of object and drawing was used to give a more physical link to the event depicted. It was first shown at the Staffordshire University Gallery n 2005. (A second version of this work was produce and sold in Australia with out the suit case under the title of 'No road Home: Another Saturday Night Another Sunday Morning)'. The drawing has been recently reworked and donated to Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: Somebody Could Have Said it Better #1.
(2) Media: Charcoal and pastel on paper.
(3) Dimensions: 52 in x 71 in
(4) Year produced: 2004 -2007.
(5) Provence: This drawing is the first in a series of works, entitled Somebody Else Could Have Said It Better'. It was inspired by the kitchen skin dramas of the 1950s and the work of John Bratby. It was first shown in the conjunction LA04 exhibition in 2004. (The drawing has been reproduced as part of Ideal HOME, directly on to the wall of 50 Aylesbury Road in Bentilee, Stoke-on-Trent.) The drawing has been recently reworked and donated to Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: Id-entirety #3.
(2) Media: Charcoal and pastel on paper.
(3) Dimensions: 51 in x 64 in
(4) Year produced: 2004 - 2007.
(5) This drawing is the third in a series of works, entitled 'Id-entirety'. The work was produced to explore ideas of identity and communication. The work shows stripped figures down to the underwear revealing their innermost feelings. These drawings attempt confront the viewer with the uncomfortable idea of seeing someone you not familiar stripped bare and their feeling placed on display for all to see. The drawing was first displayed as part of the 'Identity, Sex and Death' exhibition in 2004 at Cadman Studios Elective Gallery, Staffordshire. The drawing has been recently donated to Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England).

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(1) Title: Id-entirety #4.
(2) Media: Charcoal and pastels on paper.
(3) Dimensions: 50 in x 64 in.
(4) Year produced: 2004 - 2007.
(5) Provenance: This drawing was the forth in a series of works, entitled 'Id-entirety'. The drawing was first displayed as part of the 'Identity, Sex and Death' exhibition in 2004 at Cadman Studios Elective Gallery, Staffordshire. The drawing has been recently donated to Transvoyeur Charity Auction for Emergency Department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital (England)

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Sam Skinner : Skinner is a visual artist whose inspiration comes from graffiti art and urban culture. He is a Curator and Art Director. He has completed art work for the Artic Monkey's 'Favourite Worst Nightmare' album cover and The Go Teams 'Grip Like a Vice' video.

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