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Mary Jane Ansell has been a finalist in the prestigious BP Portrait Award in 2004, 2009, 2010 and 2012 and was subsequently commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery to paint Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou. Exhibiting regularly with the Royal Society of Portrait Painters and a member of the CBPP Contemporary British Portrait Painters she is based in the UK and shows internationally with recent group and solo exhibitions in London, New York and Los Angeles.
Her works feature in private and public collections world wide including commissions for the permanent collections of The National Portrait Gallery UK, Brighton and Hove Museums, The Bennett Collection and Joe Lewis Collection where her wo
Johanna Seidel's "Sustain Yourself with Secrets" is an evocative exploration of the hidden depths of the psyche. Through textured layers and a rich, contemplative palette, Seidel invites the viewer into a world where the seen and unseen coalesce. This artwork stands as a beacon for those who seek to unravel the mysteries of the self, marking Seidel as a visionary artist whose work embodies the essence of introspective inquiry.
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2024 has already seen a strong start, with a group show with Soho Revue in London. This is a tastemaker gallery which has pushed artist’s careers to the next level in the past. Also this year, and with another tastemaker gallery SHE BAM, she has been
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Minor scuffs in top left quadrant, bottom right quadrant and bottom left quadrant. Otherwise sold as is and in excellent condition.
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Sunyoung Hwang's "Untitled" stands as a bold statement of color and emotion, where the abstract and the tangible converge in a dazzling display of artistic prowess. Hwang's ability to manipulate form and hue to create a sense of movement and depth positions her work as a dynamic exploration of the psychological and emotional landscapes that define the human condition. This piece encapsulates Hwang's skill in crafting visually arresting works that demand engagement and reflection.
Ikeorah Chisom Chi-FADA's "The Oathkeeper" is a vibrant testament to the power of narrative and heritage. Through bold colors and compelling imagery, Chi-FADA weaves a tale that bridges the past with the present, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of cultural memory and identity. This artwork is not just a visual feast but a call to recognize and honor the stories that shape our collective journey.
Peter Brown is an all-weather painter of street scenes and city landscapes. Known for working directly from his subject, he is affectionately known as ‘Pete the Street’.
Working mostly in oil, but sometimes charcoal, and very occasionally pastel, he has received numerous awards and is a member of several national art societies, mostly notably the NEAC (New English Art Club) where he has recently completed a five-year term as the society’s President.
Invader’s Rubik Camouflage print is emblematic of the artist’s career as an urban disruptor. For decades he has raided cities around the world with his pixelated mosaics, often inspired by iconic video games of the 8-bit era. In Rubik Camouflage, a white Space Invader-like creature appears against a colourful background of blue, red, yellow and orange, arranged in the style of a military camouflage. Invader has said that “This piece speaks about the invasion of new technologies in our lives.”
This work, a 100 x 100 cm Diasec-mounted Giclée print on aluminium composite panel, was created in collaboration with HENI Editions and derives from RLRi, sculpture produced in 2010. Like all of Invade
