Banksy
UK
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Sell Art
Wanted Works
We are actively looking for Banksy prints for client requests and collections. Click below to see what we're looking for, and if you have any of these pieces, we will give you a no-obligation, complimentary valuation.
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Editorial
An Interview With Rusty
Meet Rusty, the latest talent to join HU's roster. In an exclusive interview, she shares her creative journey, inspirations, and unique perspective on the portrayal of the female image.
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New In
Out of the Strong Came Forth Sweetness
This week, we present a rare opportunity: an original Harland Miller work on paper, framed to museum standards. A truly unique investment chance you won't want to miss.
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Exhibition
Hang-Up Curates Vol. IX
We're thrilled to present new artist Rusty alongside works by Bridget Riley, Nicolas Party, Banksy, Andy Warhol and many more.
Hang-Up is an independent contemporary art gallery based in East London.
By curating work we believe in, our collectors can find and own reputable artwork by established and mid-career artists. We strive to be your preferred art gallery for investing in art you love.
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Artists
An Interview with Rusty
24 Oct 2024 | 10 min read
Meet Rusty, the latest talent to join HU's roster. In an exclusive interview, she shares her creative journey, inspirations, and unique perspective on the portrayal of the female image.
Art Market
Why Sell With Hang-Up?
23 Oct 2024 | 3 min read
With clients all over the world, a physical premises for viewing works and a transparent process with no hidden fees, Hang-Up makes it easy to get your piece sold.
Art Market
Banksy's Stab Vest, Worn by Stormzy, Sells for £780,000
15 Oct 2024 | 3 min read
Banksy's stab vest, made famous by Stormzy in 2019 at Glastonbury, has sold for over double the pre-sale estimate.
Art Market
How will Labour affect the Art Market?
22 Aug 2024 | 3 min read
Labour's recent victory, led by Keir Starmer, could reshape the U.K. art market. Key changes may include a rise in Capital Gains Tax, urging collectors to sell now, and softer Brexit restrictions, lowering shipping costs and VAT on imported art. Labour's proposed funding reforms and Arts Council review aim to boost Britain's position in the global art market, attracting international investors and collectors.