Artists have long been drawn to the beauty of nature, finding inspiration in every aspect of life's pleasures, including the changing seasons. Here in the UK, we're blessed with the full spectrum of all four seasons (sometimes all in a single day)!

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Another Hang-Up favourite, British artist David Shrigley is known for his irreverent and playful drawings, sculptures, and installations that often explore the humour and absurdity of life.

Dave White's lifelong commitment to documenting animals, we think the image of a glittering hummingbird (a symbol of joy, love, and beauty) also encompasses the summer spirit.

Floaters is one of Derrick Adams notable series. Featuring Black figures relaxing in water on various vibrantly coloured inflatables. Adams describes this presentation of Black leisure as radical or revolutionary and hopes to inspire future generations of artists with this notion.

Mark Powell's signature medium of antique and vintage ephemera provides a uniquely textured feel to his artwork that suggests a layering of time and experiences, drawing parallels to the visible passage of time during the autumn season.

David Hockney has always embraced new technology when it comes to art which has, no doubt, attributed to his works being in such high demand. With total sales of $590 million between 2015 and 2022, he is also the most valuable pop artist from the UK with a current auction record set in 2018 of $90 million.

José Parlá's expressive abstract work investigates themes of memory, alchemy, history and language.