Briony Marshall
Sculptor
Briony Marshall is a London based sculptor and installation artist, Council Member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and Head of Professional Development of The Art Academy.
With a background in Biochemistry Briony Marshall is interested in the idea of art practice as research. She fuses an intellectual/conceptual approach with an intuitive, materials inspired process to develop sculptures that investigate the natural world and man’s place in it.
Briony has exhibited widely, has been selected for residencies at Pangolin London and in Pietrasanta Italy, has been named one of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s ‘175 faces of Chemisty’ and was recently shortlisted for the prestigious First@108 Public Art Award.
She is also very involved in both mentoring and peer mentoring of emerging artists, including for the highly competitive Royal British Society of Sculptor’s Bursary award.
You can see more at www.briony.com and www.rbs.org.uk.
Sculptor
Briony Marshall is a London based sculptor and installation artist, Council Member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and Head of Professional Development of The Art Academy.
With a background in Biochemistry Briony Marshall is interested in the idea of art practice as research. She fuses an intellectual/conceptual approach with an intuitive, materials inspired process to develop sculptures that investigate the natural world and man’s place in it.
Briony has exhibited widely, has been selected for residencies at Pangolin London and in Pietrasanta Italy, has been named one of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s ‘175 faces of Chemisty’ and was recently shortlisted for the prestigious First@108 Public Art Award.
She is also very involved in both mentoring and peer mentoring of emerging artists, including for the highly competitive Royal British Society of Sculptor’s Bursary award.
You can see more at www.briony.com and www.rbs.org.uk.
Fujifilm is involved in imaging, healthcare, highly functional materials, optical devices, graphic systems, recording media, and industrial products.
Beginning in 1934 as Japan's pioneering photographic film maker, Fujifilm has leveraged its imaging and information technology to become a global presence known for innovation in healthcare, graphic arts, optical devices, highly functional materials and other high-tech areas.
See more at www.fujifilm.com
Beginning in 1934 as Japan's pioneering photographic film maker, Fujifilm has leveraged its imaging and information technology to become a global presence known for innovation in healthcare, graphic arts, optical devices, highly functional materials and other high-tech areas.
See more at www.fujifilm.com
Sajid Hussein
General Counsel, EMEA, at Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Sajid Hussein is head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Legal department in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and leads a team of lawyers that provides legal support to Global Banking and Markets in the region.
He sits on the Board of Trustees of Breaking Barriers, a refugee charity, and is a member of the human rights group Liberty. He also sits on the committee for the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Foundation, which supports many significant arts programmes and exhibitions, including sponsoring of more than ten museum exhibitions per year, offering grants to art conservation projects and lending artworks to institutions from its art collection.
Sajid enjoys all the arts including opera, ballet, theatre and contemporary art, and is a collector of Chinese ceramics.
General Counsel, EMEA, at Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Sajid Hussein is head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Legal department in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and leads a team of lawyers that provides legal support to Global Banking and Markets in the region.
He sits on the Board of Trustees of Breaking Barriers, a refugee charity, and is a member of the human rights group Liberty. He also sits on the committee for the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Foundation, which supports many significant arts programmes and exhibitions, including sponsoring of more than ten museum exhibitions per year, offering grants to art conservation projects and lending artworks to institutions from its art collection.
Sajid enjoys all the arts including opera, ballet, theatre and contemporary art, and is a collector of Chinese ceramics.
Tim Sayer
Art Collector and Curator
London based, self-confessed 'art-oholic', Tim Sayer has collected art since 1962, when he was 17. Tim is a retired BBC Radio news writer, and he and his wife, Annemarie Norton, recently bequeathed their entire collection of more than 400 works to The Hepworth Wakefield. Some of the world’s greatest artists, including Alexander Calder, Anthony Caro, Sonia Delaunay, Naum Gabo, David Hockney, Sol LeWitt, Henry Moore, Paul Nash and Bridget Riley, are represented. The bequest also includes Tim and Annemarie's significant library of books -- and their house.
Last summer, Tim co-curated an exhibition at The Hepworth Wakefield. ‘The Collector Curates’ explored the connections between works from his own collection - a dozen pieces were included - and those already in the Wakefield Permanent Art Collection. The show consisted of paintings, prints, drawings, ceramics and sculpture.
Tim brings his passion for supporting artists and his experienced collector's eye to our panel as a guest judge.
You can learn more about the collection at https://hepworthwakefield.org/our-art-artists/collections/tim-sayer-bequest/
Art Collector and Curator
London based, self-confessed 'art-oholic', Tim Sayer has collected art since 1962, when he was 17. Tim is a retired BBC Radio news writer, and he and his wife, Annemarie Norton, recently bequeathed their entire collection of more than 400 works to The Hepworth Wakefield. Some of the world’s greatest artists, including Alexander Calder, Anthony Caro, Sonia Delaunay, Naum Gabo, David Hockney, Sol LeWitt, Henry Moore, Paul Nash and Bridget Riley, are represented. The bequest also includes Tim and Annemarie's significant library of books -- and their house.
Last summer, Tim co-curated an exhibition at The Hepworth Wakefield. ‘The Collector Curates’ explored the connections between works from his own collection - a dozen pieces were included - and those already in the Wakefield Permanent Art Collection. The show consisted of paintings, prints, drawings, ceramics and sculpture.
Tim brings his passion for supporting artists and his experienced collector's eye to our panel as a guest judge.
You can learn more about the collection at https://hepworthwakefield.org/our-art-artists/collections/tim-sayer-bequest/