Conor Murgatroyd’s obsession with history fuels his colourful and allegorical paintings

Conor Murgatroyd’s paintings celebrate the multiculturalism of Britain today

Danny Romeril’s “spontaneous” paintings treat the world as a series of shapes and colours

“It’s horrendous, it’s constant failure”: Geoff McFetridge on the pain of painting

Using photorealistic trickery, Mark Tennant’s paintings appear to have been frozen in time

Painter Liam Buckley on the “narcissistic therapy” of his latest series

Philip Gerald's lowbrow, crude paintings are a reflection of his views on the art world

Greg Burak’s narrative-based paintings depict a mysterious world with a 70s vibe

Ben Sanders’ vibrant paintings play with perspective through everyday objects

Diogo Potes’ paintings take poetic licence to a whole new level

Cato on the unique amalgamation of visual styles that play into his larger-than-life paintings

Mohammed Z. Rahman dreams up a magical future with his “carnivalesque and grave" paintings

“I remove all the imperfections”: Christopher Hartmann on his artificial and figurative practice