SPOTLIGHT

Natalie Chapman’s work is commanding attention for its unflinching exploration of identity, class, and perseverance. Her latest collection, All The Stories I Could Never Tell, channels her experiences growing up in social housing, confronting societal stigmas with raw authenticity and emotional depth.

As Sophie Baker‘s solo exhibition at La Mancha Galeria in Lima, Peru, opens on September 26th, 2024, we are pleased to offer New Blood Art collectors a unique opportunity to acquire her work before significant price increases.

The Venice Biennale, often referred to as the “Olympics of the art world,” has a long-standing history of propelling artists to international fame and recognition. Exhibiting at this esteemed event is a career-defining opportunity for artists, providing them with unparalleled exposure and the chance to have their work seen by influential figures in the art world.

New Blood Art is proud to spotlight the rising talent of Remi Jablecki, whose recent achievements mark him as a significant emerging artist. Since graduating in 2023, Remi has garnered considerable attention and accolades.. Explore and invest in Remi Jablecki’s works at New Blood Art, and witness the rise of an artist poised for greatness.

At New Blood Art, we like to spotlight artists on the cusp of gaining significant attention in the art world. One such artist poised for greater acclaim is Eleni Maragaki. This is a unique opportunity to invest in a rising star of contemporary art, whose work will undoubtedly become a cherished addition to any collection, given her trajectory and the increasing recognition of her work, now is the perfect time to invest in this exciting emerging artist.

In her latest article for MoneyWeek, Sarah explores the value of investing in emerging artists. The article delves into the challenges and opportunities faced by up-and-coming artists in establishing their careers and gaining recognition in the art world.

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. 

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