Latest Entries by New Blood Art

Posted August 25, 2025 by New Blood Art

✨ Stillness and Flow: Art for the Last Light of Summer ✨

Work that breathes with stillness and lives in light.

Posted August 16, 2025 by New Blood Art

Anna Lewis – Awarded the GSA’s highest undergraduate honour.

Congratulations Emerging Art Prize nominee, Sculpture and Environmental Glasgow School of Art graduate Anna Lewis, who has been awarded the 2025 Newbery Medal – the GSA’s highest undergraduate honour. Anna’s work delicately explores memory, materiality, and the ephemeral through sculpture, textiles, sound, and text. “Anna creates extraordinary objects that are beautifully and precisely crafted,” said […]

Posted July 11, 2025 by New Blood Art

Scintillation and Substance – A New Artist to Watch

Ruth Bateman’s paintings are a rare encounter – Her mark-making resonates below language. You can almost feel the air shift: the shimmer of heat, the sound of crickets in the grass, stars flickering above a line of foliage. Scintillation, saturation, sensation. She has been shortlisted for both the 2024 Contemporary British Painting Prize and Sky […]

Posted July 9, 2025 by New Blood Art

⋆⋆⁺₊⋆ you, found again ⋆⁺₊⋆

Three artworks to bring you home.

Posted June 30, 2025 by New Blood Art

A Frequency, A Thread

Some works carry presence – move in stillness, hold their own rhythm. Nicola Wiltshire’s Far and Beyond rests in this clarity. Her earlier paintings were layered over patterned fabric – Toile de Jouy, William Morris… in this work, the pattern has become the work, and it’s all hers. What was once background is now form. […]

Posted June 19, 2025 by New Blood Art

Spotlight: Andrew Szczech

Since his sold-out MA degree show in 2021, Andrew Szczech has continued to gain serious attention. Most recently, his work was selected by a London curator associated with Sarabande, the ICA, and Forbes 30 Under 30 – a sign of growing recognition within the contemporary art world. Andrew’s recent paintings draw on fragments of late-Victorian wallpaper from […]

Posted June 17, 2025 by New Blood Art

Synchronistic Curation #1

Artworks keep arriving in quiet alignment – unconnected in origin, yet clearly in conversation. This post introduces Synchronistic Curation: a space to hold artistic entanglement and what returns together.

Posted June 15, 2020 by New Blood Art

The Guardian

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Posted June 15, 2025 by New Blood Art

British Vogue

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The Telegraph

Colin Gleadell 24 March 2020 9:58am GMT As someone who learned their art on the streets, through handling it physically in galleries and auction rooms, I have always had a slight aversion to the impersonal way it is marketed online. But over time, I have found that, as the technology for experiencing the art virtually, […]