Curated Collections




Posted March 15, 2026 by New Blood Art

Beauty and What We Live With

Beauty placed into the world.



Posted January 13, 2026 by New Blood Art

New This Week

The newest original artwork by emerging artists – fresh from the studio.



Posted September 21, 2025 by New Blood Art

The Shape of a Room: A Gentle Reckoning.

A gentle reckoning with wabi and material presence, alongside works by Andrew Szczech.



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 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 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 May 28, 2025 by New Blood Art

Kind Structures – On Structure

Carefully selected original works by emerging and early-career artists.
Form, rhythm, presence – art to live with.
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Posted May 26, 2025 by New Blood Art

Made, Not Chosen – A Whisper with Weight

Every so often, I go rooting through the old spreadsheets. Quiet archaeology. To see who bought what, when, and whether it’s time to reconnect. I like keeping a feel for it – for the rhythm of a collector’s eye over time. What they were drawn to, what they paired and grouped together, what they circled […]



Posted May 23, 2025 by New Blood Art

Dispatches from the Field

Dispatches from the Field
– writing from inside the gallery rebuild – where business, clarity, and voice meet. These are not newsletters. They’re real-time reflections: quietly sharp, often sideways, always authored.