New In
Raymond Pettibon - Don't Complicate The Moral World
New in, this lithograph from Pettibon features his most recognisable motif: the ocean and the solitary surfer.
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From Vasarely to Egypt: 5+1 Influences to Unpack Bridget Riley’s Practice
If you’ve ever seen a Bridget Riley painting, you know that looking at her work is a physical experience. Her dizzying waves and electric colour grids pulse, shift, and vibrate as they seem to move before your eyes.
New In / Banksy
Choose Your Weapon (Turquoise)
Borrowing the element of the barking dog from the pop artist Keith Haring, Banksy's Choose Your Weapon suggests his weapon of choice is of the art variety rather than the canine one.
New In
Jean-Michel Basquiat - Superhero Portfolio (Set of 4)
Basquiat’s Superhero Portfolio blends imagery from childhood popular culture with his real and imagined experiences to explore themes of race, identity, and mortality.
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