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Guest Curator: Narbi Price
Alongside Dr Narbi Price’s ongoing series, Flowers Paintings, just released on Rise Art, the award-winning artist has curated a guest collection of works with us, selected for their quality of depth and intrigue. Price explains; “I’m drawn to artwork that I cannot immediately figure out, that resists being dropped into a mental pigeonhole. I want art that rewards the work I put into it, that reveals more layers and meaning the more I engage with it; perhaps an uncertain placing in the abstraction/figuration spectrum, maybe a partial narrative or a jarring combination of colour and gesture. In my own paintings, I aim to create a similar atmosphere — one that suggests there is more to discover, like breaking in a new pair of boots: it might be challenging initially, but the payoff is a unique and evolving experience." Discover Narbi Price's Flowers Paintings here.
Curated by Narbi Price
Guest Curator: Angélique Castellaro
We are pleased to share a collection of works selected by esteemed interior decorator and set designer Angelique Castellaro. For Castellaro, art isn't just a finishing touch—it's the very essence that breathes life into a space, infusing it with character and charm; “To me, selecting artwork is akin to curating a collection of precious jewels; each piece possesses a unique allure, enriching the ambiance and bestowing upon it a soulful depth.” In this eclectic selection, the designer has drawn from an array of artistic styles that resonate with her aesthetic sensibilities. From the iconic Pop Art of Andy Warhol to the captivating creations of emerging talents like Émilie Moysson, her choices span a full spectrum of creativity and expression.
Curated by Angélique Castellaro
Soho Home x Rise Art
We're pleased to partner with Soho Home to provide original artwork from emerging and celebrated artists for their UK and US studios. Art is at the heart of every Soho House, shaping their identities and imbuing each of them with their own unique feel. Through our ongoing partnership with Soho Home, we look forward to bringing the style and atmosphere of their studios and club settings to your interiors. "Kin" In collaboration with Soho Home, Rise Art presents an ongoing exploration of home and belonging: "Kin". Kin positions art as an active presence within the choreography of memory and lived experience. These works encourage us to imagine how significance shifts in response to those who encounter it. From shoes and teacups to celestial bodies, Leila Lallali magnifies the ordinary markers of daily life. Her paintings act as witnesses to private moments, treating objects with the intimacy of family. Meghan Spielman bridges generations through rhythmic textile works, utilising inherited materials and time-honoured craftsmanship to link the past with the present. In a different exploration of time, Alexander Grawoig translates the ephemeral nature of song and sound into the physical weight of paint and collage. The curation extends to the elliptical paintings of Emily Kirby, which explore cultural connections to ancestral worlds. Nearby, the expansive canvases of Ed Burkes remain rooted in the cornish landscape, speaking to personal history and the environments we orbit. Together, these artists illustrate the interconnections binding people and art, tracing quiet constellations of meaning through the spaces we call home. This exhibition at Soho Home’s UK and US studios is an ongoing exploration of the expansive concept of home, featuring work by Agnese Negriba, Alexander Grawoig, Aliaksandr Biruk, Andrew Crane, Anna Pepe, Barbara Kuebel, Bonnie and Clyde, Caroline Cornelius, Clare Thatcher, David Horgan, Day Bowman, Ed Burkes, Emily Kirby, Henry Ward, Jo Hummel, Kate Hiley, Katy Smail, Kevin Jackson, Laurie Maun, Leila Lallali, Lobo Velar de Irigoyen, Meghan Spielman, Nancy Collantine, Philip Maltman, Pola Piestrzeniewicz and Zyrko. LOCATIONS & OPENING HOURS Soho Home 6 Duke of York Square, London, SW3 4LY, UK Monday to Saturday: 9am - 6pm Sunday: 11.30 am - 6pm Soho Home 55 Water Street, Floor 3 Empire Stores, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA Monday to Friday: 8am to 8pm About Soho Home Soho Home is a modern interiors brand designed for relaxed, sociable living. With more than 25 years of design heritage, the range was created to mirror the look and feel of Soho Houses around the world. Whether it’s the cup you use for your first coffee of the day, or the bed linen you sleep on at night, this is the Soho House way of living.
Curated by Rise Art
The Return of Art Deco
In contrast to minimalism and mid-century modern trends, contemporary designers and upscale projects are now embracing a profusion of vibrant colours, sinuous curves, intricate geometries, and ornamental elements purely for their aesthetic appeal. Inspired by the opulence of Art Deco, this collection showcases the return of bold geometric forms, sumptuous materials, and an undeniable sense of glamour.
Curated by Rise Art
The exclusive Pontecorvo collection
With a sharp eye and a willingness to turn his attention to seemingly ordinary subjects, Alain Pontecorvo stands out as an artist in his own right, thanks to his longevity, his obvious technique and his highly recognisable style. The artist, who has exhibited extensively throughout the world, is doing us the honour of presenting a dozen exceptional paintings exclusively on Rise Art.
Curated by Rise Art