Latest Entries by New Blood Art
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Exceptional work by emerging artists under £1,000.
Consider This Your Signal – It’s time to Buy Lindsay Mapes
Is it just me? Or does it feel ever so slightly like spring might be on the way … January stays January and still, something has turned. The light has shifted. Not brighter exactly – thinner, cleaner maybe. The air is holding a little more space. Like there’s a new beginning on the way. And […]
Gentle intensity, luminous and self-contained. New work, and the spaces they enter
A number of new works have arrived on the site this week, each carrying a very distinct sense of presence.
Art Retail Guide: Your Essential Handbook for 2026
Discover the future of art retail in 2026 with expert advice on trends, digital transformation, and strategies to help you thrive in the evolving market.
New This Week
The newest original artwork by emerging artists – fresh from the studio.
The Foundation
We’re building a new chapter for New Blood Art – creating space, support, and visibility for emerging artists.
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Art Lingo Guide: Your Essential Handbook for 2026
Unlock the world of art lingo with this 2026 guide. Learn essential terms, digital jargon, and expert tips to communicate clearly in the evolving art scene.
Art from Art: Your Creative Guide for 2026
Unlock your creativity with art from art in 2026. Discover step by step guides, legal tips, and digital tools to inspire original work and artistic growth.
New Blood Art – 2025 Artist Highlights
Over the past year, artists on New Blood Art have continued to build strong national and international profiles across exhibitions, awards, residencies, publications, and acquisitions. Read more and browse selected works available to buy →
The Story of The World
Bret Easton Ellis once said his advice to young artists was simple: marry someone rich. The line lands because, well, it’s true. Making art depends less on talent than on time, and having time often relies on having money. The structure for artists who don’t already have support is thin.