Pam Glew, born 1978, is a Brighton based contemporary artist best known for her unique bleaching technique on fabric and flags. She uses dye and bleach to deconstruct and distress vintage materials in her own breed of painting.

Heavily inspired by film, her strong cinematic paintings often use screen stills of women in film as their starting point. Her current 'beautiful and damned' series references subjects from the 1920-30s, silent films and tragic stars of the screen.

One of the few female British artists to emerge in recent years Pam Glew's large-scale work has been showcased in Europe, USA, Asia and Australia in over 80 group exhibitions and 5 solo shows and her work is collected worldwide.

Pam was selected as the first artist to make an Art Star for Ralph Lauren Polo Jeans. Projects for 2011 include a Spring show in London, UK.