Steven Spencer

Steven Spencer’s dark and moody cityscapes have a feel of Gotham City about them. Shot in various urban locations around Europe, the photographs in his European Views series are created by merging different elements from a particular area together

Lucie Bennett

Lucie Bennett’s work presents potent images of women in varying guises - as haunting sirens, alluring pin-ups and supernatural nymphets - but plays absorbing games with the viewer’s preconceptions of these deceptively familiar archetypes.

Simon Parish

Simon Parish’s hyper-real paintings present us with an alternative view of the city. Parish’s highly detailed oil works cleverly redefine the mundane underbelly of the urban experience.

Damien Hirst

Since he first came into the public eye when he co-curated the controversial ‘Freeze’ exhibition of 1988, Damien Hirst has created and drawn attention to a generation of artists who became known as the Young British Artists, and played an important p

Montana Forbes

Montana Forbes’ striking illustrations are a celebration of the female form. With simple lines and flat blocks of colour or monochrome tones, this body of work documents the perception of today’s women in western society.

Jonathan Purday

Jonathan Purday’s use of photography and film stills is carried forward into his paintings that display the artist’s core aesthetics, bringing together a selection of colours that are exploited by the often harsh dark void that confronts

David Bray

David Bray’s compelling works come from a lifetime love of drawing and an active imagination. Born in Dartford, Kent, in 1970, as a child Bray would draw images of space travel, where he would depict himself and his friends visiting other planets and

William Klein

William Klein’s wide-ranging career has encompassed groundbreaking ‘snapshot aesthetic’ photographs of New York, some of the most iconic fashion photography, and proto-Pop films.

WALLPAPER* SELECTS LAUNCHES

This month sees the launch of ‘Wallpaper* Selects’ a collaboration between Eyestorm and respected international design, fashion and lifestyle magazine Wallpaper*.

Wallpaper* Selects brings you 10 exclusively published signed, limited edition prints from eight photographers: Jonathan de Villiers, Mauricio Alejo, Jonathan Frantini, Christopher Griffith, Stefan Ruiz, Daniel Stier, Benedict Redgrove and Joël Tettamanti, whose work has been featured in the magazine.

EYESTORM TRADE IS NOW ONLINE WITH HIRST, MICALLEF, CARLOS CLARKE

EyestormTrade.com is a new platform for buying and selling Eyestorm published artworks on the secondary market with confidence.

This is the only place for both established collectors and art buying novices to trade work with full certainty that what you are buying, or indeed selling, is the genuine article.

Go here to view the works we have available.

MAKE US AN OFFER IS BACK!

Due to popular demand, Eyestorm’s “Make us an Offer” function has returned, meaning that you can now tell us what you want to pay for any piece of work, or for multiple pieces, on the website.

At Eyestorm we take customer care very seriously and enjoy the interactions we have with our existing loyal client base, therefore we hope the return of ‘Make us an offer’ will encourage both new and existing clients to contact us regarding work they may be interested in, enabling us to build valuable relationships and make customers happy.

So far the response has been overwhelming, with clients and artists alike being delighted with the results.

We look forward to hearing from you…happy bidding!

THE TEN MOST VIEWED ARTISTS ON EYESTORM THIS WEEK

1. Lucie Bennett
2. Mauricio Alejo
3. Steven Spencer
4. Damien Hirst
5. Marc Quinn
6. Jonathan Frantini
7. Benedict Redgrove
8. David Bray
9. Christopher Griffith
10. Peter Blake

*Updated 05/09/08