Anna Johanna Blom is a Swedish artist who graduated this year from the Royal College of Art. Her video performance is concerned with female sexual identity, the body, and female sexuality. Her work is erotic but confrontational. By casting herself as subject Blom empowers herself and projects emotional components of her sexuality onto us, examining eroticism, desire, dependence, violence, release, control and the personal as universal.


Adrian Di Duca makes large scale works of acrylic or inkjet prints on canvas. They are coded, outsized re-presentations of images found on sex cards or in pornographic magazines. Each piece consists of a large number of tiny monochromatic canvases bound together, creating a sculptural, flexible surface reminiscent of pixelated images or mosaics. The image within is both shaped and disrupted by this pixilation, creating a direct interplay between form and the formless.

David McKeran has been collecting prostitute's calling cards for a number of years. Over this period he has identified a variety of styles in which they are presented.