Latest Entries by New Blood Art
A Kind of Alchemy
We’re delighted to introduce Emily Oades to the gallery, a young artist just graduated from Leeds Arts University. The oil paintings she’s producing are ambitious, head-turning works that recall the seminal contemporary British painter Cecily Brown – who once described painting as a transformative “kind of alchemy.” We hope you enjoy browsing Emily’s work here. Our take: In these […]
When Paper Meets Paint: Sammi Mak & Tian Rossana Wong
The two newest artists showing at the gallery are Sammi Mak and Tian Rossana Wong. In very different ways these emerging artists dramatise the meeting of paint with paper, the myriad possibilities of brushwork, line and tone. Different types of paper – whether rice paper from the ancient Chinese tradition, or Somerset soft velvet paper made of […]
Art Consultancy at New Blood Art
Some internationally renowned interior designers have spoken in the press of their confidence in us, as a place to find original art.
Nicola Wiltshire Awarded the Little Van Gogh Residency in New Forest
The brilliant NewBloodArt Master Nicola Wiltshire has been awarded the 2022 Little Van Gogh residency! This residence is awarded by Little Van Gogh Europe, an organisation curating “office art exhibitions promoting the most talented emerging artists in workplaces across Europe.” It will see Nicola hosted at the Spud work space in the heart of New Forest National Park, with the opportunity to further her practice.
Last Chance to Invest: Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf embarks on a new chapter in Lisbon
It’s your last chance to acquire work by NewBloodArt master Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf as the now Portugal-based artist leaves the gallery. It’s been a pleasure and a privilege to curate Rebecca’s work over the past decade and watching her develop her unique sensibility, in an original artistic practice, committed to exploring “female identity in its relationship […]
“Contemporary Visions of Paradise Lost” Ed Saye’s New Studio and Artist Support Pledge Award
Ed Saye has moved to a new studio and been awarded an artist support pledge. This relocation also brings new opportunities for showing the artist’s work. The space in which an artist works is of paramount importance: the four walls, the light, the locale in which it can be found. As Ed Saye puts it: […]
Colourful Futures
The future resides in the colours deployed by the artists curated here. Colours like an upbeat song, bringing you into a more vibrant moment. See the earthly paradises of Ed Saye (see our profile on ‘Happy Hippy Home’), the lucid drip and drift of paint in Francesca Bleay’s paintings, Audrey Corbelli’s primal abstractions, and Tatiana Leony’s phantasmagoric, flame-lit scenes. These artists are very different from […]
Snapshots of Summer: New work by Charlie Yates following his 4th solo show
After selling out at the gallery, Charlie Yates now has new work on display. Charlie recently had a solo show, his fourth since graduating in 2019 from the renowned Glasgow School of Art. The show took place in The Watermill Gallery (an actual former watermill) in Aberfeldy. The Times reviewed it with 4 stars, writing: The seriousness […]
Three artists selected as Royal Society of British Artists 2022 RISING STARS
Alice Miller, Louisa Clark and Zuzanna Salamon are three exceptional emerging artists selected as RBA Rising Stars this year! You can see their work at the exhibition now at the Royal Overseas League in London. The show is produced in partnership with the Royal Society of British Artists to showcase the talent of 40 artists […]
Beep Painting Prize 2022
Nan Collantine and Jan Valik have been short-listed for this year’s Beep painting prize. They will be on show in Swansea and Cardiff this summer as a result, under the title of ‘Everything has changed, Nothing has changed’, the theme this year. The winner will get a cash prize and a solo show in 2024. […]