Investable Artists

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

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. 

Kainoa Gruspe’s three-person exhibition at My Pet Ram in New York, his work receiving a thumbs up from one of the world’s most famous art critics, Jerry Saltz. A glance at the gallery’s Instagram page shows Saltz cheerily posing alongside Gruspe’s work. 

We are delighted to share that Sophie Lloyd is the winner of the New Blood Art Emerging Art Prize 2023. The New Blood Art Emerging Art Prize launched in 2023 in collaboration with UK art colleges and universities across the UK.

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.

Congratulations to David Rae who has been shortlisted for the Scottish Landscape Awards 2023.

Congratulations to Tyler Watson and Edward Jones both selected by Paul Smith for his exhibition: British Art At Albemarle.

Congratulations to Lorena Levi, who is now represented by the iconic Marlborough Fine Art. Marlborough Fine Art was founded in London in 1946 by Frank Lloyd and Harry Fischer.