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Move into March

Works to make you move

A Time to Dance II by Margaret Ashman

A Time to Dance II by Margaret Ashman.

The human form and its potential to twist and dance into shapes and images has long been a primary inspiration for artists around the world. To get us moving into March, we're bringing you a collection of works on NewBloodArt that explore and exalt movement.

From Margaret Ashman's gentle photo etchings of dancers, to Emma Doig's abstract contouring; Julia Blackshaw's sweet snapshot of running into the sea to Helen Robinson's stripped back composition of stretched limbs, our artists have created pieces that will inspire you to ponder pirouettes, reminisce about the limitless energy of childhood, and revel in interactions between colours and materials.

There's no better way to revitalize an interior space than with a work of art full of life and shape, so consult our selection below and get moving!

The Movement Collection

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Untitled by Helen Robinson Pocket Money IV by Anastazie Anderson

Untitled by Helen Robinson
Pocket Money IV by Anastazie Anderson

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Etude I by Margaret Ashman Cloud (Turquoise) by Louise Crabb

Etude I by Margaret Ashman
Cloud (Turquoise) by Louise Crabb

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Swans by Sean Madden Untitled (Cactus Dance) by Ed Saye

Swans by Sean Madden
Untitled (Cactus Dance) by Ed Saye

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Such Fun by Julia Blackshaw Descent by Emma Doig

Such Fun by Julia Blackshaw
Descent by Emma Doig

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Yeah!! by Sonja De Graaf Tattva by Samantha Wilson

Yeah!! by Sonja De Graaf
Tattva by Samantha Wilson

Browse all works here, and, as always, don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like help acquiring a piece.

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Available work by Ed Saye