New Blood Art is a UK-based gallery and cultural ecosystem established in 2004 by art educator, curator and psychotherapist Sarah Ryan. With a dual structure comprising a commercial gallery and a philanthropic wing in formation, the organisation is dedicated to identifying and sustaining early-career artists with long-term potential.
New Blood Art’s origin story can be read here.
Over the past two decades, New Blood Art has placed thousands of works in private and corporate collections, building a reputation for early identification of serious talent. The platform now includes a curated sales programme, Art Consultancy & Advisory, educational partnerships, and an annual Emerging Art Prize.
The New Blood Art Foundation - currently in formation pending charitable registration - extends this mission by creating further infrastructure and opportunity for early-stage artists.
As noted in the Financial Times:
“One sector where I am putting some of my cash to work is early emerging art… via an online dealer called New Blood Art.”
Described by Times Style Magazine as:
“Like Net-a-Porter, but for your walls.”