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Artist Story: Lesley Birch
Join us as we talk to Birch about her work, inspiration and her experience of life as an artist.
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Must-see autumn exhibitions
Discover our top picks, brought to you by many of our long-standing museum and art gallery partners including V&A, Charleston Trust, and Tate.
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Meet London painter and collage artist Andy Barker
As Howard Hodgkin’s studio assistant for over 22 years, Andy Barker accompanied him on several trips to his beloved India. We chat to him about his experiences with the late artist and a new Limited Edition print inspired by a tree he spotted from Hodgkin’s balcony.
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Curated Editions: Meet Emma Cousin
London-based painter Emma Cousin uses the figure as a mechanism to explore phenomenological experiences.
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Abstract art anchored in the landscape of St Ives, Cornwall
During the outbreak of World War II, a group of artists flocked to a small fishing village on the western coast of Cornwall. Known for its special quality of light, St Ives attracted artists such as Barbara Hepworth, Terry Frost, and Patrick Heron. Learn more about their pioneering abstract works.
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Meet painter and printmaker David Price
David Price, a self-confessed aquatint aficionado, originally went to the Royal College of Art where he learned printmaking and later became a Fellow at the Royal Academy. He talks to curator Becca Pelly-Fry about his fascination with brash, colourful ‘non-art’, and the edition he’s made for our soon-to-be launched Curated Editions collection, New Mythologies.
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Paul Klee, Louis Moilliet, and Auguste Macke’s trip to Tunisia
Though they didn’t know it at the time, when three Swiss-German artists travelled around Tunisia for two weeks in 1914, they changed the course of twentieth-century art.
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Matisse cut-outs colour matched with guidance from The Matisse Estate
Henri Matisse’s original cut-outs were last exhibited at Tate Modern in 2014. To keep the spirit of these seminal works alive, we have obtained the rights to produce the widely-celebrated works as part of our Tate fine art print collection.
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Ashton’s Mix, 2014, by Frank Bowling
When Spencer Ashton Richards first set eyes on Bowling’s exquisite abstract work in a New York gallery in 1994, he admitted being overwhelmed by what he saw.
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Meet Australian painter and printmaker Bianca Harrington
Inspired by everyday objects and the intimacy of her own home, Bianca Harrington’s still life paintings evoke a comforting sense of calm. We catch up with her to discuss her latest works.
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Meet London-based collage artist Scarlett Bowman
Scraps of fabric found at markets, toxic colours, and traffic cones – these are just some of the things that influence London-based collage artist Scarlett Bowman.
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The artworks that made Andy Warhol
We reflect on the artworks that cemented the poster boy of Pop Art’s enduring celebrity around the world.
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Rare Film Posters: Hollywood giants and iconic actors
Join us as we take a closer look at some of the world’s best-loved blockbusters that feature in our Rare Film Poster archive.
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Andy Warhol: Immortalising Marilyn
Christie’s sold Warhol’s 1964 Shot Sage Blue Marilyn in May 2022 for $195 million. We explore the genesis of the pop art prince’s Marilyn series, and the iconic silkscreen that became the most expensive twentieth-century artwork ever to sell at auction.
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Meet Berlin-based mixed media artist Bea Bonafini
Bea Bonafini works across painting, installation, textiles and sculpture to create colourful, animated imagery, referencing mythology and classicism, whilst establishing a new contemporary language. Join curator Becca Pelly-Fry as she interviews Bonafini, one of 11 contemporary artists whose work features in our soon-to-be launched Curated Editions collection, New Mythologies.