Organic swarms of shapes are in the process of evolving; the artist’s use of opposing flows and contrasting rhythms makes for a fascinating experience of harmony.

Welcome to the pop worlds of Tyler Watson, where overlooked objects become main characters. Desk lamps, monstera plants, support units and more re-emerge with humour and magic from the background of daily life. 

Whether through scenic paintings or abstract optical illusions, these artists have a feel for embodying the movement and adjustments we ever make to stabilise.

Poet Sean O’Brien’s latest poetry collection has just been published by Pan Macmillan, featuring a painting by Stephen Todd on its cover.

If a work speaks to you, though you can’t explain how; if you can imagine it in your space and living beside it then this, in itself, is a key way to value that artwork.

Check out new curation Evergreen, featuring great gifts for nature lovers this Christmas – walkers, gardeners, those who love to give flowers – or for any time.

Paintings new to the gallery this week. All work available to buy with an interest free Art loan (UK residents) – select OwnArt at the payment page.

London Paint Club has selected 20 artists, including 4 New Blood artists, to display their work in a pop-up show in Central London.

Nicola Wiltshire’s solo show presented by Paul Smith goes on display today, with an opening viewing, Friday 25th, that you’re welcome to attend.

Pigments – eroding, sedimenting, tectonic – trace the artist’s paintings, in meandering, looping mosaics, or swathes like layers of water. Here the experience of looking is both sensuous and deconstructed: your gaze is reflected back at you.