06th Apr 2024

Adding Depth: New Curation


View a selection of original works recently added to the gallery. Selected for their depth of colour and resonance of feeling. Though mostly small in scale, these pieces demonstrate an authenticity of material and unique vision that would add sophistication to any space.

Click on the image below ( Candle by Lucy Gogoliuk) to view the collection.

26th Apr 2024

What Artists Like #2

Welcome to What Artists Like, a new artist-led series created and edited by me, Masters Artist Nicola Wiltshire. I'm delighted to present the brilliant...

24th Mar 2024

Detailing Life: From Pencil Shavings to Wind Turbines

In this curated selection, we see equal attention paid to macro and micro. Stephen Todd’s Deep in Sleep (Offshore- North Sea) is a slow and...

21st Nov 2023

Curated Collections & Gift Guides

Discover and view contemporary art by emerging artists, curated in accessible collections:Housing our curated collections, our Be Guided section is the...

11th Oct 2023

StART Art Fair – works for sale  

You can still view and buy the work recently exhibited at Saatchi Gallery in StART x New Blood Art, Emerging Art Prize, Gallery 11. Visit this link to...

30th Aug 2023

After Impressionism

Gaugin, Cezanne and Van Gogh are at the centre of the National Gallery’s exhibition, and these works contain the spirit of these painters and those...

19th Jun 2023

 Emerging Artists Working with Waste

With environmental concerns increasingly on the agenda, many of our emerging artists are incorporating found and recycled materials into their original...

30th Mar 2023

New Blood Art + ABIGAIL AHERN

We’re delighted to announce our collaboration with renowned British interior, furniture, and accessories designer Abigail Ahern on an exclusive curation...

17th Mar 2023

The Wild Other

Animals are perhaps our most dignified friends and companions. Artists have certainly always known this, with the history of art populated by creatures...

03rd Mar 2023

Forever Painting

Artist Günther Förg described painting as a ‘resilient practice’ — always in the now, and expanding rather than ever truly changing. There’s...