The Margate-based artist talks to curator Becca Pelly-Fry about his fascination with brash, colourful ‘non-art’, and the edition he’s made for our Curated Editions collection, New Mythologies.
Discover the rich history of l’Atelier Mourlot through the artists that worked with the studio.
To celebrate the opening of Tate Modern’s exhibition ‘Hilma af Klint and Piet Mondrian: Forms of Life’, we take a closer look at the two pioneering artists. We deduce the similarities between their artworks which eventually resulted in the creation of an alternate visual language known as abstraction.
To celebrate the opening of their latest exhibition, ‘Andy Warhol: the Textiles’, we speak to Fashion Textile Museum‘s Dennis Nothdruft about the importance of Warhol’s early illustrations
Upon the release of our latest collection with artist Ele pack, we caught up with her to discuss her recent relocation to Derbyshire, and the new direction of her work.
We sit down with her to to discuss her journey through music and colour
‘For as long as I can remember, whenever I have seen anything with more than one colour, I have felt compelled to separate it into its component parts.’
We caught up with the celebrated artist to discuss her fascinating artistic practice and the newly-available limited-edition prints of her imaginative sculptural drawings.
Learn about the inspiration behind his distinct monochrome landscapes and his new collection of prints.
Translated from French as, ‘A special day of pottery in Vallauris, 11th August 1985; a big party’, this incredibly rare poster was created by French actor and artist Jean Marais. We take a look at how the field of ceramics and his relationship with Jean Cocteau influenced his design.
Discover our top picks, brought to you by many of our long-standing museum and art gallery partners including the Tate, Royal Academy and The National Gallery.
We catch up with photographer Willie Christie to discuss his remarkable career and his limited edition prints.
Join us as we delve deeper into the significance of the rare silkscreen print featuring original artwork tiles produced by rock stars of the British art world David Hockney, Frank Bowling, Howard Hodgkin, and Bridget Riley to name a few.
This extremely rare promotional theatre poster was designed by the Bradford artist in 1972. Learn more about its creation and the subversive characters it depicts.
Discover the collectible exhibition posters Hockney designed for Tate, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco Opera and more.
Long before he created silkscreens of movie stars and soup cans that catapulted him onto the world stage, Warhol drew many whimsical illustrations for prestigious New York magazines. Learn more about his lesser-known but much-loved ‘I love you so’ artwork.
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