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Spotlight: Orlanda Broom - A vivacious celebrat...
Twenty years of watching a practice take shape, deepen, and hold. A first edition in copper plate etching.
Spotlight: Orlanda Broom - A vivacious celebrat...
Twenty years of watching a practice take shape, deepen, and hold. A first edition in copper plate etching.
4 Artists to Invest In Now
Notable achievements, 2026: Luo-Han Chen, Orlanda Broom, Matilde Melodia, Margaret Ashman.
4 Artists to Invest In Now
Notable achievements, 2026: Luo-Han Chen, Orlanda Broom, Matilde Melodia, Margaret Ashman.
Jan Valik: from Atmospheres
The series is open-ended. It continues.
Jan Valik: from Atmospheres
The series is open-ended. It continues.
Zuzanna Salamon: the chemise
An inherited garment, unfolded once and drawn ever since.
Zuzanna Salamon: the chemise
An inherited garment, unfolded once and drawn ever since.
Spotlight: Errol Theunissen
Errol Theunissen’s work has steadily moved from personal necessity into public recognition. A self-taught painter and illustrator, born in Zimbabwe and now based in Middlesbrough, painting became central to his...
Spotlight: Errol Theunissen
Errol Theunissen’s work has steadily moved from personal necessity into public recognition. A self-taught painter and illustrator, born in Zimbabwe and now based in Middlesbrough, painting became central to his...
New Blood Art Emerging Art Prize 2026
The New Blood Art Emerging Art Prize 2026 is now underway, in collaboration with Fine Art departments across the UK. The Prize exists because great artists disappear all the time....
New Blood Art Emerging Art Prize 2026
The New Blood Art Emerging Art Prize 2026 is now underway, in collaboration with Fine Art departments across the UK. The Prize exists because great artists disappear all the time....