Gerhard Richter: Landscapes as a Testing Ground
Richter’s landscapes draw on photography but leave the view unsettled. Compare their composition, printed forms and catalogue details when collecting.
Banksy: The Voice of the Street
Banksy’s stencils are immediate, but the questions they raise take longer. We look at the images and the practical distinctions between street work and editions.
Damien Hirst: Art, Controversy, and the Business of Provocation
Hirst’s work moves between spectacle and strict systems. This piece looks at the specific objects behind the headlines and the questions a collector should ask before comparing editions.
Billy Childish: The Relentless Spirit of Authentic Creation
Billy Childish’s images carry the energy of a mark made with conviction. We look at his work across media and at what a collector should examine in an individual edition.
The Immersive Worlds of Nicolas Party
Nicolas Party uses familiar genres, unusual colour and exhibition spaces to alter how we look. A closer reading of his images and editions.
Jeremy Deller: The Politics of Joy
Jeremy Deller uses participation, public history and printed statements to make room for debate. What changes when the audience joins the work?
Katherine Bradford: The Radiance of Being
Katherine Bradford’s swimmers inhabit uncertain spaces of water and sky. We look at how colour and the placement of figures create intimacy in her prints.