Hang-Up Gallery is delighted to present a curated selection of our favourite artworks, perfect for the holiday season. 🎁

Art is deeply personal, and this week we’re sharing the artworks that resonate with us, and why.

From renowned artists such as Banksyand Harland Miller,to new offerings from our affiliated artists like Rusty and Kostas Papakostas, these pieces are bound to impress.

When a piece captures our attention, we know it’s something special. Our team has chosen their must-see artworks—each one offering a glimpse into the stories, textures, and emotions that make them unforgettable.

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"I remember seeing Harland Miller’s solo show at the White Cube in Hoxton in 2012. Since then, I’ve always enjoyed the dark wit and humorous affirmation of his works. I’m The One I’ve Been Waiting For is a large scale, light and positive edition that would be on my wall if I could…"

"Celebratory. Joyous. Powerful. Confronting. Jet Blue #11 is a great example of Thomas’s main concerns as an artist.

A major solo exhibition will be opening early next year at London’s Hayward Gallery; All About Love and I am very much looking forward to seeing two decades of her work in one place."

"I’m utterly in love with Rusty’s portraits, and if I had the wall space, ANGELINA would take pride of place. The deeply textured paintwork draws me in, and I often find myself pondering what stories these women might tell. Their personalities shine through in the subtle choices Rusty makes with hair, expression, and colour palette, making each piece truly one of a kind."

"Kostas' works are the result of intuitive movement, characterised by monochromatic, flowing brushstrokes that echo the essence of Zen asemic writing—a form of writing that invites the viewer to interpret its meaning, much like engaging with abstract art.

To me, Rebirth is a true statement piece. I see a drop in the ocean, the dynamic movement symbolising rising waves, set against a vast, dark expanse. What I love most, though, is how this piece invites personal interpretation, evoking unique emotional reactions in everyone who experiences it."

"Grayson made this for the 2018 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition; it is inspired by an equestrian portrait he had seen where the person sitting on the horse was incredibly small. In the current global climate, I like the idea of the tiny person sitting on a machine with righteousness on its side, trampling over racism, poverty, sexism etc.. It’s sold in a pink colourful frame which makes the artwork pop all the more."

"This print features one of Nara’s signature characters, a child with pigtails, eyes shut in deep focus, and jaw clenched with determination. She’s playing a tiny drum with everything she’s got. I like the raw simplicity of the image + my 8-year-old plays the drums!"

"My two favourite works have got to be the two Banksy, Gangsta Rat AP works we currently have. In addition to the rat being an amusing motif of rebellion used throughout Banksy’s oeuvre, each work is one of only 10 examples of that colour in the edition of 61 signed Artist Proofs. This makes these two rats extremely rare and very collectable."