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Caroline Chinakwe is a Nigerian-born, London-based artist known for powerful art that captures the beauty found in black culture and style. Through her work, she explores the complexities of black men and women, and addresses social issues that affect people of colour. This piece hails from Chinakwe’s 2023 While I’m On Pause series, in which…
My Favourite Part is a limited edition giclee print by artist, Keaton Henson. From an edition of 150, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist. Size (cm): 21 x 29.7
Using her extensive collection of nostalgic paraphernalia, Magda Archer creates art which juxtaposes colourful and kitsch images alongside feisty and thoroughly-relatable witticisms. In My Life is Crap, a happy little lamb frolics around a sunny meadow, the smile on its face and spring in its step a real contradiction to the depressing message of the…
Over the course of her 25-year career, Soozy Lipsey has worked across multiple platforms, repurposing found objects and images to encourage the viewer to see new things, feel new feelings and make new connections between ideas, emotion, imagery and experience. In this piece, the artist has repurposed an old portrait, and hand-painted on text that…
Sara Pope is a British contemporary artist known for evocative portrayals of lips. In each bold and daring artwork, Pope explores human emotion and the range of feelings we can communicate with just our mouths.  MY RUBY HEART is from Pope’s 2024 Red exhibition. The show was an exploration of the allure of the colour…
Caroline Chinakwe is a Nigerian-born, London-based artist known for powerful art that captures the beauty found in black culture and style. Through her work, she explores the complexities of black men and women, and addresses social issues that affect people of colour. This piece hails from Chinakwe’s 2023 While I’m On Pause series, in which…
Caroline Chinakwe is a Nigerian-born, London-based artist known for powerful art that captures the beauty found in black culture and style. Through her work, she explores the complexities of black men and women, and addresses social issues that affect people of colour. This piece hails from Chinakwe’s 2023 While I’m On Pause series, in which…
Over the course of her 25-year career, Soozy Lipsey has worked across multiple platforms, repurposing found objects and images to encourage the viewer to see new things, feel new feelings and make new connections between ideas, emotion, imagery and experience. In this piece, Lipsey has taken on a typical subject of art, the floral arrangement…
Over the course of her 25-year career, Soozy Lipsey has worked across multiple platforms, repurposing found objects and images to encourage the viewer to ‘see new things, feel new feelings and make new connections between ideas, emotion, imagery and experience.’ In a nod to her roots as an antique stylist, in My Still Life is…
This piece is part of a collaboration between Rose Blake and Tokyobike, an independent bike shop which hails from the old Tokyo suburb of Yanaka, but now also has premises in Shoreditch. For the collaboration, Blake designed two bike frames and six prints, each inspired by the angles and simple colours of the bikes. Of…
This piece is part of a collaboration between Rose Blake and Tokyobike, an independent bike shop which hails from the old Tokyo suburb of Yanaka, but now also has premises in Shoreditch. For the collaboration, Blake designed two bike frames and six prints, each inspired by the angles and simple colours of the bikes. Of…
This piece is part of a collaboration between Rose Blake and Tokyobike, an independent bike shop which hails from the old Tokyo suburb of Yanaka, but now also has premises in Shoreditch. For the collaboration, Blake designed two bike frames and six prints, each inspired by the angles and simple colours of the bikes. Of…
This piece is part of a collaboration between Rose Blake and Tokyobike, an independent bike shop which hails from the old Tokyo suburb of Yanaka, but now also has premises in Shoreditch. For the collaboration, Blake designed two bike frames and six prints, each inspired by the angles and simple colours of the bikes. Of…
My Uzi Weighs A Ton is a limited edition 3D-printed sculpture by street artist, Aroe. Despite hating guns, Aroe regularly inserts Uzi’s into his art as a nod to the era that introduced him to graffiti. He reveals: ‘It was really popular to take a character and give them a fat gold chain and shoes…
My Uzi Weighs A Ton, Chrome Pays is a 3D-printed sculpture by street artist, Aroe. The Uzi is a recurring motif across the artist’s oeuvre, despite the fact he abhors guns. He explains: ‘Because of the era I got into graffiti, it was really popular to take a character and give them a fat gold…
My Uzi Weighs A Ton, Fluoro Yellow is a 3D-printed sculpture by street artist, Aroe. The Uzi is a recurring motif across the artist’s oeuvre, despite the fact he abhors guns. He explains: ‘Because of the era I got into graffiti, it was really popular to take a character and give them a fat gold…
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