This is a space to ask the questions that you can`t wait around for art critics to ask. That would be inadvisable. Viewing an artwork, particularly when the occasion begins to press for an articulated response, can feel more like a confrontation than an opportunity for appreciation. So we would like to invite you to begin a conversation, without the need to aspire to the character (and authority) of the critic. In contemporary art spaces the visitor is isolated in white space - too inhibited to talk freely with another, blankly certain that the artist himself will have been vanished away. So we would like you to ignore false notions of what is in good taste, and to voice your... More

New Blood Art Film: Bartosz Beda

This week we are proud to premiere a series of films on New Blood Art artists. The first film is about Bartosz Beda, whose gestural painting offers an...

The House of New Blood Art

For children of a certain generation the illustrator Richard Scarry’s Busytown was a homely but nonetheless baptismal first encounter with a depiction...

Rebecca Fontaine Wolf’s Maxine in the Morning

Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf’s work attracts attention; the artist was selected for the BBC television series ‘Show Me the Monet’, and is now set to grace...