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Which of these 10 abstract artworks hand-selected by our Curators could transform your living space? There has never been a better time to support artists and make where you live more beautiful.
Yaheya Pasha’s work is full of vibrancy and spirit, much like the artist herself. Born in Kent, Yaheya’s childhood was spent in the UK, dotted with holidays in India being her parents’ shared homeland.
Described as ‘unapologetically experimental’, artist Julien Masson is something of a mad scientist of the art world. Passionate about blurring the lines between science, technology and the arts…
The Little Van Gogh residency is an opportunity offered to an artist in the Little Van Gogh network every two years. Inviting an artist to take two weeks out of their usual practice, they are awarded accommodation and studio space…
You can see someone is speaking to you but their words arrive as meaningless sounds. You want to explain that you don’t understand but your own speech evades you, your vocabulary deleted. You’re struck by chills…
Artist residencies play an important role in an artist’s journey, offering them distance from the constraints and expectations of daily life and usual creative practice.
If artist Orna Scheerson-Pascal embodies anything, it’s self-expression. Her rhythmic, technicolour paintings radiate energy, joy and confidence and it may surprise you to learn that…
Our reaction to a piece of art is nothing less than deeply personal, with our feelings, tastes and opinions helping us to form our thoughts and response.
Esbe is a young gun having only been a professionally practicing artist for four years. She turned to art when her career as a classical guitarist was brought to a halt by a neurological RSI…
In November 2016, Lorraine Benton became the first artist to take part in the Little Van Gogh residency. The residency gave Lorraine a week’s exclusive use of a cottage in the New Forest…