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Located in the ground floor foyer, our exhibitions highlight the incredible artists and makers based in Birmingham. All artwork is available to purchase in-person from our shop.

Shaun Loynds

I am interested in fitting things together and pushing things apart. Finding harmony in a combination of things that have no reason to coexist. I enjoy how opposites work together and how they need each other to fully express and measure themselves.

As a multi-disciplinary artist, I only work in analogue mixed media as this gives me the scope I need to work in the organic and frenetic way that I do. I love the beauty of imperfection and perpetually resist the urge to tweak and refine the elements that make up my work. I am all about layers and chaos, mark making and mixing mediums. All of my works are a daily exorcisms of past experiences, encounters and situations.

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Ning Chang

Ning Chang is a Taiwanese jewellery artist specialising in cloisonné enamel and contemporary narrative jewellery. Her work combines traditional metalworking and enamelling techniques with themes surrounding femininity, identity, attachment, and emotional experience.

Cloisonné is a highly skilled and labour-intensive process in which fine metal wires are shaped by hand to create cells that are filled with vitreous enamel and kiln-fired in multiple stages. The technique requires precision, temperature control, and an in-depth understanding of the behaviour of metal and glass.


Michael Lin

Michael Lin is a jewellery designer and artist-maker from Hong Kong and is currently based in the UK. Trained at Birmingham City University’s School of Jewellery, his practice brings together traditional craftsmanship, contemporary digital processes, and material-led experimentation.

Working across precious metals, natural materials, and repurposed or recycled elements, he explores how different materials and processes can be combined to express a contemporary understanding of Japanese aesthetics.


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