Joanna Pilarczyk is a London-based contemporary figurative painter. Born in Poland,  Joanna studied at the Art University in Zielona Gora. She holds an MA degree in Visual Arts  and Art Education. 

After moving to London over a decade ago, amazed and entranced by diverse cultures  and the vibrant energy, Joanna began to paint oil portraits of new acquaintances and  friends within the artist community of North London. 

In her recent vibrant paintings she focuses on leisure, intimacy, self-awareness and  relationship with other people and also nature. She says 'In my new body of work I explore the subject of a stillness. A moment where the subjects are simply being, and free of  responsibility. However it sits in contrast to vivid energetic colours. I want the viewer to be  drawn in by the often dynamic compositions, the lure of the colours and then notice the  stillness set within that'. 

Pilarczyk is a winner of the Boynes Monthly Artist Award and a finalist in the Women  United Art Prize in 2022 and 2021. She has exhibited her work nationally and  internationally, recently she presented her newest paintings at StART Art Fair in Saatchi  Gallery, London. Her body of work from the ‘My Paradise’ series was showcased at her  solo show with Oink Gallery. She also took part in both Spring and Summer editions of the  Other Art Fair in London. Her painting from the ‘Intimate Times’ series was exhibited in the USA at 33 Contemporary Gallery in Chicago and Mixx Atelier Gallery in Telluride based in  Colorado. She also exhibited this year at the 'Memories in Hindsight' group show at J/M  Gallery, Notting Hill in London. 

Her paintings have been featured and she was interviewed for art magazine publications  including Create! Magazine, All She Makes, Art Seen, The Huts, Women United Art  Magazine, New Visionary, and the Suboart Magazine.

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Paulina Ree was born in Quito, Ecuador in 1981. She moved to New Jersey, USA at the age of fifteen, and then went on to graduate with a degree in Economics from Boston College in 2006. Paulina then moved to London, United Kingdom to work as a paralegal and studied to earn a Law degree from the College of Law in 2012.

In 2011 she moved to Oslo, Norway where she currently resides with her husband and three daughters. Paulina participated in an artist Critique Group with the Artist Mother Podcast program in 2020, which she is still involved in. Additionally, she attends painting classes on an ongoing basis with Carl-Martin Sandvold at the Oslo Malerklubb – Autumn 2021 until the present.

Paulina is a member of Artist Mums United, Spilt Milk, Thrive Together Network, Art She Says, The Curator’s Salon.

Paulina is the founder of Female Artists Oslo and Female Artists Nordic.

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Sarah Robl is a mixed media artist born in Winfield, Kansas. She grew up fascinated with the arts and took every class she could find, often convincing the instructors to disregard the minimum age requirements so she could attend.  She worked as an arts educator until the birth of her first child, after which she began to focus on her studio practice.  Having the time and space to play with a variety of mediums, she became enthralled with using thread on paper.  She is influenced by her mother’s needlework and by the entire realm of textile arts.  Robl earned her BA in Art from Fort Hays State University. She lives in Owasso, Oklahoma, with her husband and two daughters.

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