Investing in emerging artists offers art collectors an exciting chance to discover fresh perspectives and potentially witness the rise of the next big names in the art world. Moreover, at New Blood Art, we specialise in curating a selection of exceptional emerging artists, making it easier for collectors like you to stay ahead of the curve.

This week we step inside the mind of multi-faceted Masters Artist, Tia Taylor Berry.

What Artists Like, a new artist-led series created and edited by Nicola Wiltshire with Errol Theunissen as our Guest Curator. Read on to see which works he picked and why..

Congratulations to Tia Taylor Berry, mapping the notion of spiritual space, who has been awarded the prestigious Freelands Studio Fellowship this year.

Welcome to the first What Artists Like, a new artist-led series, created and edited by Masters Artist Nicola Wiltshire that shines a fresh light on the New Blood Art collection.

Speaking about her work, Mapes states:

“In a desire to be truthful about the reality of my new life, I have fully embraced the idea of play in relation to my paintings and sculptures. Recent works celebrate the realness, messiness, colour, brightness, boldness, joy, sadness, loneliness and dangers of parenthood”.

This year has been another memorable one for New Blood Artists. Both in Britain and internationally, there is much to celebrate. This spans renowned art prizes, publications, museum shows, and commercial exhibitions. As the emerging artists’ practices develop, so does the scope of the opportunities landed. 

Graduate Sophie Lloyd has been chosen as the first recipient of the Anthony Caro Sculpture Prize.

Congratulations to both David Rae and Edward Jones who have both been shortlisted for the Gilchrst-Fisher Award 2024. This is a notable achievement with previous winners of the prize including Peter Doig, Alasdair Wallace and Angela Hughes.