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Contemporary artist, Oli Fowler has a unique knack for capturing collective sentiment via his joyful screenprints. Each of his artworks combines solid spot colours, collage scrapbook-style cut outs and photographed textures to create bold dynamic pieces that look great on any wall. What Drives Us? is a four-layer, stochastic, hand-pulled CMYK silkscreen print. From a…
What Matters In Life is a limited edition print by internationally-renowned artistic duo, The Connor Brothers. In pairing retro imagery from the world of pulp fiction with tongue-in-cheek words from great poets and cynics, the pair invite us to consider the difference between appearance and reality, truth and fiction. From an edition of 150, this…
What Matters in Life, Blue is a limited edition art print from internationally-renowned artistic duo, The Connor Brothers. The duo are known for recreating retro cover book art featuring reflections on life and suggestions for how to (or perhaps how not to) live it. In pairing vintage images with pithy sentiments, The Connor Brothers challenge us to…
What Matters in Life, Pink is a limited edition art print from internationally-renowned artistic duo, The Connor Brothers. The duo are known for recreating retro cover book art featuring reflections on life and suggestions for how to (or perhaps how not to) live it. In pairing vintage images with pithy sentiments, The Connor Brothers challenge us to…
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 prints a chipper looking Bugs Bunny onto a box a Ritalin – a drug prescribed to manage ADHD….
Hannah Shillito has created this piece especially for Enter Gallery s Art Yard Sale 2023. Shillito is a contemporary artist whose attention-grabbing and playful work emanates pleasure and positivity. In What Would Dolly Do? Shillito celebrates undeniable icon, Dolly Parton, who is beloved the world over for her music and philanthropic work. Shillito depicts Parton sporting…
Hannah Shillito has created this piece especially for Enter Gallery s Art Yard Sale 2023. Shillito is a contemporary artist whose attention-grabbing and playful work emanates pleasure and positivity. In What Would Dolly Do? Shillito celebrates undeniable icon, Dolly Parton, who is beloved the world over for her music and philanthropic work. Shillito depicts Parton sporting…
Whatever is a limited edition giclee by Delphine Lebourgeois. From a small edition of 20, printed on Hahnemuhle Photorag paper, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist. Size (cm): 84 x 60
When the Moon Sings is a polaroid collage by celebrated contemporary artist, Andrew Millar. To create the piece, Millar uses a combination of instant film and hand-applied platinum leaf to create a unique aesthetic, with no two pieces the same. The photographs are positioned to both imply a traditional portrait, and to give the impression…
Contemporary street artist, Lee Eelus is known for his vivid prints and murals, which are characterised by black and white figures, surrounded by joyous displays of colour. His art celebrates the vibrancy of the human spirit, and via his painting, prints, murals and sculptures, he returns colour and character to our (at times) grey world….
When The Music s Over is a 7 colour hand pulled silkscreen by Eelus. From a limited edition of 50, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist.
This book will be released on 28 11 2024 and is available to pre-order now. The New Orleans Museum of Art is home to the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden – one of the world’s most globally–renowned sculpture gardens, featuring significant neoclassical, modern, and contemporary sculptures, ranging from the 19th to 21st centuries.  This…
Where The Light Gets In is a limited edition giclee print by contemporary British artist, Elizabeth Waggett. From an edition of 30, printed onto Somerset 330 gsm cotton rag paper, the piece comes signed and numbered by the artist. Size (cm): 78.74 x 154.94
Where They ll Never Find Us is a limited edition silkscreen print by Eelus. From an edition of 225, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist. Â
Contemporary street artist, Lee Eelus is known for his vivid prints and murals, characterised by joyous displays of colour. His art celebrates the vibrancy of the human spirit, and returns colour and character to our (at times) grey world. In this piece, Eelus portrays two children, hiding in the undergrowth, who have clambered to the…
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…
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