Artist Stories: Spotlight
Taking inspiration from French outsider artist Jean Dubuffet, David Shillinglaw creates bold landscapes and impulsive patterns. From his sunny studio in Margate, he chatted to us about his career as a painter, his collaborations with his partner Lily, and the creative body of work he touchingly refers to as 'love letters' to his young daughter. Continue reading →
Based in London, quirky collage artist Rosco Brittin tells us about his animal muses and an intriguing 'spirit genie' that offers him creative fuel...
Quintessentially British, Kelly Hall’s art celebrates the sights and fares of the British Isles, appealing to traditional and contemporary tastes alike. We visited her at home in Sussex to find out more. For Kelly Hall, artistic creativity runs in the family – her mother is a photographer, her father, a fine art printmaker and her … Continue reading At Home with Kelly Hall →
Adeline is a French screen printer and artist based in Berlin. Her experimental style ranges from bold graphic illustration to vintage filmic prints, both hinting at an intriguing narrative.
Strongly influenced by all things mid-century, UK artist Gillian Martin combines traditional ink and paint with digital medias to create quirky illustrations.
Karen Birchwood uses bold and vibrant colours to reflect the beauty of her surroundings through land and seascapes. Join us as we talk to Karen about her journey as an artist and the stories behind her work.
Join us as we talk to Sarah Evans, the architect turned artist behind Oscar Francis about her work, inspirations and her experience of life as an artist.
Full of authentic texture and detail, meet the Brighton-based artist who collects vintage ephemera and uses it to create richly coloured, contemporary collages.
On what would have been Andy Warhol's 93rd birthday, we reflect on the artworks that cemented the poster boy of Pop Art's enduring fame around the world.
The British artist is known for his unique, subversive form of portraiture that treats the human form not as a subject in itself, but as a void to be filled with rich historic material. The bold conceptual roots of this work explores collective identity, consumer waste, pop culture and found art.
Discover the work of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, established after Warhol's sudden death in 1987.