We're hitting the streets and bringing you the best urban artists who are out there. Discover Noah Borger's Basquiat-inspired paintings, Alex Gallagher's pattern-heavy pieces and Niki Hare's graffiti-style works.
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"Every portrait stands at the crossroads of a dream and a reality," wrote Georges Perec. Portraiture has always fascinated. It captures a gaze, a posture, a fleeting emotion, or an entire personality. Full-length, from behind, close-up, imagined, or frontal—each artist projects their own vision of humanity onto it. Sometimes a faithful reflection, sometimes an interpretation, a portrait speaks as much about its subject as it does about its creator. In this selection of 50 portraits, faces emerge, withdraw, challenge. They suggest stories, stir emotions, and question our own relationship with others. Step into this dialogue between artists and human figures, where every line, every shadow, every glimmer of light reveals something unseen.
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The concrete jungle is a wild and wonderful place. In the city, life is at its busiest and in many ways at its most extreme. These works capture the hustle and bustle of cities around the globe.
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Explore artworks to get you in the mood for autumn. Our autumnal collection showcases a range of willowy and wild works inspired by fall. Choose from a range of mesmerising paintings, prints, collages with as much allure as the harvest moon. Simon M Smith designs delicately detailed floral works, Pol Ledent stands out for his sweeping, expressionistic landscape paintings, and Paris Ackrill honours nature's spirit with her her immersive forests and fields.
Curated by Sophie Heatley
Our California dreaming collection brings together a range of artworks inspired by California. There’s a reason Tony Bennett left his heart in San Francisco, and The Mamas & the Papas were so hooked on California Dreamin’; its natural beauty and vibrant culture are hard to resist. From glossy prints to delicate paintings, and abstract illustrations to figurative drawings, take a walk through The Golden State, it’s cliff-lined beaches, redwood forests and the Sierra Nevada Mountains. For calming artwork, Turner-prize nominee Gary Hume’s signature style is instantly recognisable and highly collectable. The artist is known for his sensitive and reserved technique and nuance of colour. Screenprints such as American Tan XXIV exemplify his restrained but highly appealing colour palette and minimalist linework. Gary’s nude Bikini Print is a testament to the undeniably calm aura his works emanate. Printmaker, illustrator and image-maker Anna Marrow creates groovy, illustrative scenes which channel a certain Pop Art chic. Her works offer an esoteric insight into urban and suburban life. With a dab of tropical zest and a splash of 70s retro aesthetic, her resulting artworks are as joyful as their titles suggest: Ice Cream Parlour and Meanwhile at the Lido. British painter Georgia Peskett is known for her edgy urban landscapes and city-dweller portraits. Georgia breathes new life into previously mundane moments, reimagining the all-too-familiar with a flick of her paintbrush. Wandering figurative displays such as cityscape oil painting, Buon Gusto, San Francisco, illustrate Georgia's fascination with big city life. For works that exude confidence and vitality, Bruce McClean’s artwork continues to garner well-deserved attention from top collectors and galleries worldwide. His highly abstract and decorative tendencies challenge artistic custom, making for idiosyncratic, flamboyant and multi-perspective works. You can buy botanical prints by Bruce, such as his Pink Beach Towel, an ideal centrepiece for its luminous colours and striking, organic shapes.
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