There are lots of reasons why the affordable art market is booming and some I believe may be related to the property market. There is a very new culture around collecting art nowadays that the Internet has opened up with websites like our own (New Blood Art was founded 10 years ago). Collecting art is no […]

Last weekend a masterpiece by the British painter Francis Bacon became the most valuable piece of artwork ever sold by Christies auction house in Europe. Read about the auction here. New Blood Art artists sharing something of the spirit of Francis Bacon include Jane Hansford and Agata Czeremuszkin-Chrut: Anonymous by Jane Hansford Ordinary People By Agata Czeremuszkin-Chrut  

We are delighted to contribute to Los Angeles based Installation Magazine on their first digital curation: Collect. The Magazine was created in a similar ethos to New Blood Art in order to give emerging artists a voice and to make art more generally accessible, we wish them all the best and look forward to collaborating […]

The original art market lies somewhere within the luxury retail market, though there are some significant points of difference, which present new challenges in marketing. Whilst rarity in luxury retail is a crucial aspect, so to is the fact that there is more than one of the same item available. It is buying into a […]

As North Korea fumbles through military manoeuvres in the Pacific this week, it seems the collective unconscious has spoken through our artists to warn us of the hound of war. The abominable canine has revealed itself to two new artists: first in Daniel Coves’ gothic, realist ‘Damnation’ series, and again in three of Adrian Narvaez Caicedo’s surreal blitzes – the […]

Artists in their studios – click on the picture to visit the artist’s page:                             

Today Vladimir Tretchikoff’s Chinese Girl was auctioned in London and far exceeded its estimated sale price, selling for £982k. It’s believed to be the world’s most reproduced print and in honour we are releasing Blue Geisha by acclaimed artist Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf. With only 100 available, we don’t expect this series to be in circulation very […]

1) How and when do you start your day?        I usually get up around 9am have a cup of tea, spend some time playing with the cat and then either go to the gym or straight into the studio. 2) Tell us about your studio or working space.     I work […]

As the 10th annual London Design Festival gets ready to throw off its dust sheets, we showcase the work of five emerging designers who are making their mark on the capital – from brilliantly mismatched wallpaper and a self-tidying desk to a chair that’s good enough to eat

Scottish National Gallery; Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh