Our Represented Artists are having a group show !
This coming exhibition will be a showcase of our represented artists and features work by Dan Bloodworth, Mark Mann, Cailtin Flood-Molyneux, Daniel Franklin, Harriet Atkinson & Kenza Gray; creating a diverse lineup from ceramics to paintings and figurative works to nature inspired sculptures.
This exhibition is set to be a vibrant, eye catching and bold display of what our represented artists have been working on! Do not miss out on a show to remember!
Opening evening Friday July 17th 7-9pm all welcome!
Open daily July 18th-26th 11am-6pm
primary art market
Harriet Atkinson - Paintings
Dan Bloodworth - Paintings
Dianne Randle - Textiles
Radek Husak - Mixed Media
Caitlin Flood-Molyneux - Mixed Media Paintings
Daniel Franklin - Paintings
Charlotte Wakefield - Textiles
Mark Mann - Ceramics, Paintings & Textiles
Kenza Gray - Ceramics
Marion Stuart - Paintings & Ceramics/Porcelaine
Alice Liptrot - Textiles
Benjamin Alden - Paintings
Sophie Duez - Paintings
Grace E.J. Wiggins - Paintings
secondary art market
Marina Abramović
Keith Haring
Andy Warhol
Yayoi Kusama
Japanese Woodblock Prints
Kazuo Shiraga
Marino Marini
Toko Shinoda
TRENDING
We are now representing Caitlin Flood-Molyneux !
We have been working with Caitlin since the exhibition Outlore and it as been a great journey so far that will keep on growing with great projects and more eye-catching works coming your way !
Artwork of the month
Torso Fragment by Mark Mann, ceramic cast and hand carved, glazed, 34 x 17 x 5cm, £210
Mark Mann’s fragments are an ongoing series that were first conceived of and shown at his solo show ‘A Room of One’s Own’ in the Museum of Classical Archaeology in Cambridge. Being wall mounted, the fragments allow ceramics to be enjoyed in a new way, b
Torso Fragment by Mark Mann, ceramic cast and hand carved, glazed, 34 x 17 x 5cm, £210
Mark Mann’s fragments are an ongoing series that were first conceived of and shown at his solo show ‘A Room of One’s Own’ in the Museum of Classical Archaeology in Cambridge. Being wall mounted, the fragments allow ceramics to be enjoyed in a new way, bringing sculptures to your walls and making owning ceramics less precarious or space consuming! They embrace the faults, breakages and mishaps that come with working in ceramics, and celebrate the ‘happy accidents’ and the beauty in faults.
‘Torso Fragment’ is a brand new piece created by Mark and features a beautiful green/brown glaze. This pieces is a bold figure commanding attention as he gazes off into the distance. Reminiscent of an antiquity sculpture, dug up after centuries, this piece perfectly blends ancient and contemporary art.
