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The Butterfly Man, Vichy, Horse Show hails from Sir Peter Blake’s Vichy Trio, featuring The Butterfly Man, Horse Show, and A Convention of Comic Book Characters. The series is a perfect example of Blake’s passion for bringing together unlikely crowds in beautiful locations. Framed The Butterfly Man, Vichy is a limited edition giclée print with silkscreen…
Ben Frost is an Australian contemporary artist known for irreverent Pop Art. By twisting the branding of big name products, Frost issues a sardonic commentary on advertising and the state of the world. In this piece, Frost hints at darker side of Chanel by adapting their packaging to portray notorious bad guy, Darth Vader. This…
London-based artist, Gavin Mitchell reworks found objects, using photography, collage and print, to explore the relationship between East and West. By using contradictory imagery, Mitchell highlights the difference and similarities between Japanese and European culture. In The Glossies, Mitchell’s geisha has a smoke and relaxes with her favourite glossy magazine – Playboy. This giclée print…
Poppy Faun is a collage artist who uses found imagery from the 60s and 70s to create her unique aesthetic of contemporary escapism. Futuristic and otherworldly, Faun’s art exudes rock and roll. The Good Life is the first of a new series by Faun forthcoming in 2022, in which she uses more imagery than in…
Caroline Chinakwe is a mixed media artist known for powerful and unapologetic art that captures the beauty found in black culture and style. This piece hails from Chinakwe’s While I’m On Pause series, in which she pays tribute to the ‘flamboyance and fearlessness’ of artists like Erykah Badu, and Josephine Baker who, ‘use what they…
The Park is a limited edition hand-pulled silkscreen print by contemporary artist Jayson Lilley. From an edition of 50, the piece comes signed, titled and numbered by the artist. Each piece is hand-finished with Gold ink. Please note this piece is framed in a 20mm white box frame with regular glass. Size (cm): 35 x 35
This piece is from Richard Berner’s 2023 solo show at Enter Gallery, You Can Be Anything (*or Nothing). The show is an exploration of the ambiguity of art and its capacity to mean everything to one person, and absolutely nothing to the next. In this piece, Berner depicts a death’s-head hawkmoth via his cast of…
The Splendour of Peace is Rivans’ response to the recent turbulent times we have been experiencing – and a reminder of how beautiful peace can be. Transporting us to the serenity of a Japanese garden, you can almost smell the jasmine and cherry blossom; can almost hear the hum of birds, beasts, and bees, the tinkling…
Ed Ruscha is an L.A.-based artist known for producing works that act as metaphors for the American state of mind.In Thinks I, To Myself, the statement appears as though racing past the viewer. This can be interpreted as both a nod to the impermanence of our thoughts and to the fast-moving and turbulent landscape of Ruscha…
Ben Slow is a contemporary artist with a background in street art, who is known for stylised abstract portraits that draw on his personal life. In Three Months of A Lifetime, Slow presents his subject surrounded by colour and shape with dreamlike effect.  This framed giclée print is hand-finished with oils, acrylics, spray paint,…
Contemporary British artist Bonnie and Clyde is known for her unique approach to collage, which incorporates self-taken photographs from around the world with panels of paint, pattern and torn paper. Time To Daydream perfectly encapsulates the themes of escapism that characterise the artist s oeuvre. Here, she combines photography of warmer climes, with summery skies…
Magnus Gjoen s evocative work treads a fascinating line between humour and horror. By offering a modern take on old masterpieces, and transforming items typically associated with violence into delicate works of art, Gjoen challenges preconceived notions of beauty. In Tomorrow Never Knows, Gjoen decorates a submachine gun in an exquisite pattern. By juxtaposing a…
Since his career began in the 1950s, Sir Peter Blake has been prolific, creating paintings, collage, typography and more inspired by his fascination with popular culture. Blake’s impact on the face of contemporary art is so significant, he is now known as the ‘Godfather of Pop Art.’ This piece hails from Blake s revered 2008 Replay…
British artist, Ben Rider describes himself as a fluorescent ink obsessed screenprint lunatic and commercial illustrator. Rider specialises in rough, punky images bursting with energy and loud graphics, perfectly demonstrated here by this foxy stripper promising satisfaction. This silkscreen print is from a limited edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist. Please note…
Bonnie and Clyde is a Brighton-based artist who works with photography, paint, collage and print to construct mixed-media otherworldly vistas, rich in warmth and pure escapism. Under a Hot Dusty Sky combines a number of motifs seen across the artist’s oeuvre, including architecture, greenery, swathes of blue sky and swimming pools. Speaking of her inclusion…
Since his career began in the 1950s, Sir Peter Blake has been prolific, creating paintings, collage, typography and more inspired by his fascination with popular culture. Blake’s impact on the face of contemporary art is so significant, he is now known as the ‘Godfather of Pop Art.’ This piece hails from Blake s 2013 Under…
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