+debut in collaboration with Guy Hepner.
Exclusive limited edition drops of prints and unique artworks from iconic & emerging contemporary artists. Artists include Harland Miller, Tomás Sánchez, Ben Evans, Javier Calleja, Madi, Ben Evans, James Joyce, Khari Turner.

This collection of six quiet and intense paintings celebrate the arrival of spring in Southern France. Fierce storms give way to vivid light and rocks gleam, felted with bright green moss and lichen.

The Flowers Portfolio by Alex Katz Guggenheim 2022 – 알렉스카츠, 2021, consists of original prints that showcase Katz’s signature minimalist aesthetic in a masterful interpretation of flora. For over six decades, Alex Katz has drawn inspiration from all types of flowers, transforming windblown tiger lilies, marigolds, roses and petunias into iconic works of Pop Art.

Want to find out what’s really making waves this summer? Then take the plunge. Find out what’s hot, what’s cool and what looks really cool just hanging around on your wall.

Explore trending and rare artworks that add a splash of colour and excitement to your home, from new contemporaries to popular icons. Shop now 

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Original Magazine welcomes nascent and budding artists to The Student Hub. Here, remarkable talents, silenced for so long can showcase their multidisciplinary work and explore a vast panoply of themes. From heritage and the body form to distortions of history and self-portraiture. The work knows no geographical boundaries. It is unbridled, ambitious, but often thoughtful and inspiring. It’s also unmissable. Image Ian Inoy

Original Magazine welcomes ten aspiring and emerging artists. Here, remarkable talents showcase their multi-disciplinary work that explores a range of themes from a sense of normality in a sea of uncertainty to folklore and fantasy. It is unbridled and ambitious, thoughtful and inspiring. It’s also unmissable.

Damien Hirst: The Joy Of Colour. The Whisper Gallery + Guy Hepner are pleased to present “The Joy Of Colour” – a selection of works by Damien Hirst.
Damien Hirst explores the relationship between colours and their effect on the eye. Butterflies and hand-painted shapes are used to transform the natural into perfect compositions. Through these patterns, Hirst describes himself “pinning down the joy of colour.”

See the work of selected artists chosen from Drawing Cabaret Couture’s immersive online art classes. It is inspired by luminaries such as Klimt, Degas and Alexander McQueen. Enjoy the fantastical living tracery and fleeting glimpses somehow captured on canvas in all their joyful airiness. And prepare to be utterly spellbound. Image Christopher Antonio Harvey

Whether appearing in a fresco of Flora from Pompeii or as an image of a rose on Instagram, flowers are catalysts for creativity, a universal motif applied throughout cultures in a multiplicity of forms and images.

Marit Geraldine Bostad continues a fine Scandinavian tradition of gazing inward to the soul. When we look at her extraordinary abstract paintings, we’re getting a glimpse of the landscape of her mind. 

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Berenice Fugard’s abstract expressionism examines the tension between colours, perception of beauty, textures and imagined landscapes. 

Louise Barrington returned home to Orkney after studying at the Slade School of Fine Art & Central Saint Martins. She has exhibited many times including the Royal Scottish Academy. Her work is an emotional response to Orkney’s beautiful and dramatic terrain which inspired her palette. It deals with the quiet in-between times and places that border day & night, land & sea and the wonderful play of light found in these remote northern isles. The result, these gorgeous liminal land & seascapes.

Taking a walk in the park

Original Print. A special online selection of modern & contemporary original prints including Warhol, Miró, Lichtenstein, Rauschenberg, Hamilton, Tàpies, Hepworth, Haring.

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Be Prepared to be spellbound. Performances J’Adore La Vie, artists talks. Image Mars Washington. Visual Artist working with mediums of Photography, Film & AV installation.

This is the starting point for a new show exploring Philadelphia based, abstract painter Juli Snyder’s creative process and, in particular, the role of colour and light in her practice. The solo exhibition introduces Snyder’s colourful paintings as she explores the issues of isolation, optimism and concepts of interdependence and desire. Image Sam Moqadam

Super Cool Collection. Look what we’ve gathered together for summer. See a selection of wonderful works by brand new talent, emerging artists and iconic collectables, all freshly picked every week. Just click VIEW to follow.

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Building on a long tradition of European landscape painting, Joy Moore presents these richly glowing landscapes evoking wistful and emotional connections with Scotland, Ireland and Italy. Moore’s landscapes take the viewer to imaginary places. It’s the hills and shores of Scotland, Ireland and Italy that provide the architecture but Joy gives them life, sublime colour and layers of meaning. It is only through this intensely personal prism that these pieces acquire a deeply thoughtful and reflective quality. Here we see the mind of a poet at work. But with paint rather than words.

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Joy Moore presents a collection of richly glowing landscapes evoking wistful and emotional connections with Scotland, Ireland and Italy.

Featuring works by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Joan Miró, David Hockney, Alex Katz, Jeff Koons, Joan Miró and more.

Louise Barrington is an Orkney artist who continues to draw her inspiration from the dramatic landscapes and seascapes she lives by and with. The sea monster hills, the water, sometimes dimpled, sometimes devastating. Her work translates the physical world into the sensory: these are paintings you can feel as well as see.

Louise Barrington is an Orkney artist who continues to draw her inspiration from the dramatic landscapes and seascapes she lives by and with. The sea monster hills, the water, sometimes dimpled, sometimes devastating. Her work translates the physical world into the sensory: these are paintings you can feel as well as see.

Winter has all the looks. Clean lines, starkly beautiful sculptural forms side lit, pale greys and bleached out pastels. New ideas each day. See what’s on our gift wish list this Christmas. Best gift guide for Christmas 2022: Expertly Curated (& Earth-Conscious)