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Jayson Lilley s love of urban architecture shines through his work and reminds us of the beauty to be found in the urban environment when we choose to notice it. Using his innovative printmaking practice, which combines silkscreen with painting and collage techniques, the artist recreates famous vistas, playing with colour and perspective in the…
This silkscreen print is from Peter Blake s 1991 Alphabet Series, which is inspired by people and objects who have made their mark on British popular leisure culture. Widely considered to be one of his finest series of work, the collection epitomises Blake s signature style, namely the use of found imagery sourced from magazines,…
Obey Lotus Diamond White and Gold is a limited edition silkscreen print with diamond dust by acclaimed contemporary artist, Obey (aka Shepard Fairey). Famed for his Andre the Giant Has a Posse sticker campaign in 1989, and his Hope Obama poster for the 2008 US presidential candidacy, Obey has earned his place as one of…
Driven by his love of his vintage magazine collection, photographer, Mark Vessey became interested in the concept of personal collections. His work involves photographing neatly-stacked journals, LPs and even vodka bottles to capture the aesthetic beauty and joy of owning a collection. My work is about trying to establish a sense of order. There is…
This striking piece from lauded graffiti artist, Remi Rough, is infused with a street-wise energy and tension born from his artistic roots, decorating the walls of trains of London as an emerging artist. Remi produces artworks that are a celebration of the abstract, with colour and geometric shapes always playing a central role. Remi has…
Ocean Papillion Rose is a limited edition giclee print by artist Belles Petite. From an edition of 50, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist.
Oceanography and art collide in this visual celebration of our relationship with the marine world.  Ocean: Exploring the Marine World brings together underwater photography, oceanographic maps and scientific illustrations with paintings, sculpture and popular film, taking the reader on a journey across cultures and continents that covers more than 3,000 years of history.  Developed…
Off His Head is a limited edition giclee print by Magnus Gjoen. From an edition of 80, printed onto 308gsm cotton rag paper, the piece is signed numbered by the artist. Size (cm): 45 x 55
Off the Hook is a 5 layer silkscreen printed by artist Oli Fowler. From an edition of 50, printed onto 300gsm somerset satin paper, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist. Size (cm): 35 x 35
Using her extensive collection of nostalgic paraphernalia, Magda Archer creates art which juxtaposes colourful and kitsch images alongside feisty and thoroughly-relatable witticisms. In Oh Fluffy 2, Archer conveys an important message about our lack of concern for the future of the planet via a cute child and their fluffy toy dog. From a limited edition…
Oh Fuck! was created by RYCA especially for his 2023 solo show at Enter Gallery, Words Are Weapons. In the typographic show, RYCA pays homage to quotes from TV, film, music and the modern vernacular, that are so iconic, they have the capacity to provoke emotion in us all. In this playful piece, RYCA depicts…
Oh My God! is from a series of 12 ink washes created by Gilbert and George to honour the 50th anniversary of London’s Serpentine Gallery. The gallery was the first to bring the duo’s Dirty Words Pictures (1977) together for the first time. The series combines found swear words and slogans exploring urban life, 20th…
Oh Shit! was created by RYCA especially for his 2023 solo show at Enter Gallery, Words Are Weapons. In the typographic show, RYCA pays homage to quotes from TV, film, music and the modern vernacular, that are so iconic, they have the capacity to provoke emotion in us all. In this playful piece, RYCA depicts…
Oh You Pretty Thing depicts a stencil of the iconic David Bowie. Finished in vibrant sprays on a box framed collage of iconic brands and logos. Comes with the iconic red and blue lightning bolt glowing in real neon.
This piece is from British urban artist Beejoir, who is known for his droll and political prints which reference everything from Greek mythology and super brands to iconic individuals. Oil Can is a play on Andy Warhol’s classic Campbell’s Soup Can. By switching from soup to oil and switching the branding to Texaco, the artist…
If Peter Blake hadn t become an artist, he claims he would have tried to make it as a professional wrestler. His love for the theatre, fantasy and idea of good versus evil in the sport has resulted in a number of collections portraying wrestlers. This series was created for his 2015 exhibition, Portraits and…
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