Laura-Jane Foley

Laura-Jane Foley is an artist and writer based in London. She is currently putting together her first collection of poetry. Last year she compiled The Butterfly Book, a charity art book with contributions from Quentin Blake, Grayson Perry, Gavin Turk and many others.


Laura-Jane has created Words of Love an artwork specially created for P.S I Love You. In addition, on the opening night Laura-Jane has created an installation of Beatles lyrics inscribed on paper hearts and invites attendees to walk amongst the hearts, pick one up and take it home as a lasting reminder of the exhibition.

PS I LOVE YOU full programme info and images

www.bradfordplayhouse.co.uk/beatles

PS I LOVE YOU full programme info and images

Beatles badges by Sarah Fordham

Beatles badges by Sarah Fordham, specially made for, and on sale at P.S. I LOVE YOU.

Sarah Fordham is a designer-maker who specialises in Cross-Stitch jewellery and accessories. Born and raised in the south, she then moved to the north to study Fine Art where she found her passion for embroidery. She can now call celebrities such as Fearne Cotton fans of her work.

She now sells her jewellery online at the following sites:

www.notonthehighstreet.com/magasin
www.mamagasin.etsy.com
www.folksy.com/shops/mamagasin

Tam Dean Burn @ P.S. I LOVE YOU

Tam is presenting "All Paul is Saying..." - a specially devised video piece at P.S. I LOVE YOU

Tam Dean Burn is an actor, theatre director/producer and cultural activist. His appearances in the North West of England include "You'll Have Had Your Hole" by Irvine Welsh at West Yorkshire Playhouse in 1998, his one man show of Welsh's "Filth" at Contact Theatre, Manchester in 2000 and his adaptation of 'Venus As A Boy' by Luke Sutherland at Unity Theatre, Liverpool in 2007.

Janie Nicoll

Janie Nicoll uses a variety of collage techniques and installation to rework iconic lyrics from selected Beatles songs.

Janie Nicoll is a visual artist based in Glasgow. Her work employs a range of collage techniques across a variety of media; often taking the form of site-specific installation, using multiple digital images, wall paintings, video projections and sculptures that involve a process of translation.

http://www.axisweb.org/artist/janienicoll
http://www.myspace.com/janienicoll
http://smallthingsthatmakeupabigthing.blogspot.com/
http://www.consequencescreening.org/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/janie_nicoll/

http://twitter.com/JanieNicoll
http://community.thisiscentralstation.com/Janie Nicoll
http://www.shoutdocuments.com

Ursula Cheng

I have remained to love Strawberry Fields Forever for many reasons ,its confused and dreamlike nature creates such a sensitivity that advocates this longing of a time past. My intention for this piece was to harness a sense of childhood nostalgia and a naive existence within an escapist reality. These romantic sentiments somehow always draw back into my personal work. I have employed a mix of media and collage in parts. I was keen to bring layers of visual exploration for the viewer, where images end another meets,shapes,patterns, colours and many eyes become key in suggesting the happiness of our reality and a willingness to connect meaningfully to the existing world around us.

Hi, I'm a creative designer originally from Ireland but having spent part of my childhood in Hong Kong I find my work takes a lot of influence from visits to China and also Japan. Specifically vibrant uses of colour ,literature and even old japanese silk screen compositions.
After studying at University of Ulster, Belfast, I decided on a move to Scotland to study Illustration at The Edinburgh College of Art .I graduated in 2009 with Honors in Visual Communication(-Illustration) During this time I also worked and studied in Boston, Massachusetts.
I also Spent a summer doing an artist residency in the Netherlands collaborating with Jewellery designer in Amsterdam and working within collectives creating several events and exhibitions to showcase our work.
I'm now based in Leith, creating mainly personal work in my studio there. I spend my time screen printing at the Edinburgh printmakers and also working on collaborative projects and looking for interesting creative projects to be part of.I'm currently working on apparel design and plan to move into this field with my imagery. In the future I really hope to work as part of a design team working on diverse projects with a combination of different medias and just having fun thinking and creating the unique.

Ursula Kam-Ling Cheng
http://ursula-ursblah.blogspot.com/
ursula.kl.cheng@googlemail.com