Lindsay Mapes’ work embodies the raw, unfiltered experience of life, channeling its beauty, chaos, and contradictions into every piece she creates. Through an intuitive and expressive approach, Lindsay transforms mistakes and imperfections into vital elements of her art, much like the Japanese practice of kintsugi – where flaws are mended with gold, becoming part of the object’s story.

As we step into the new year, I’m delighted to share our annual Spotlight on Artists – a key highlight in the New Blood Art calendar. This extended blog post celebrates the outstanding achievements of our artists over the past 12 months and features those with exciting developments ahead, which are often strong indicators of significant investment potential.

Curating art is a curious process.. that feels like a dialogue between the artworks and the space in which they live. When I look through works – whether on the website or in the flesh – I often encounter pairings and groups that naturally complement each other, seeming to have an unspoken understanding between them, a shared energy, working […]

Clementine’s work is a completely unique vision, and that is what makes a great artist truly investable.